G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume continues the IDW revival of the classic G.I. Joe series, collecting issues from the ongoing storyline as the team faces new threats from Cobra and other adversaries. Picking up from previous arcs, it features the return of familiar characters and high-stakes military action in the spirit of the original Marvel run.
In G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #8 (2013), the Joes execute a high-stakes HALO drop into Sierra Gordo as their mission to rescue President Velez and his hostages gains momentum. With the rebels relocating their captives to an abandoned mine, Jinx and Pale Peony uncover a chilling link: Cobra has been sourcing parts from the Blue Ninjas’ Revanche Electronics to upgrade their B.A.T. robot soldiers. Written by Larry Hama and illustrated by S. L. Gallant, with inks by Brian Shearer, Juan Castro, and Steve Bird, and colors by J. Brown, this issue brings tension and intrigue to the front lines. The cover, penciled by Gallant and inked by Gary Erskine, captures the mission’s urgency in striking detail.
In "null," the G.I. Joe team moves swiftly to free Lady Jaye from captivity as political upheaval sweeps through the region. With the Generalissimo’s regime collapsing, Major Bludd finds himself hunted, forced to flee for his life in the wake of a shifting power structure.
In "null," Snake-Eyes settles into a new mountain cabin only to find Timber’s grandson wandering the woods—linking past and present in unexpected ways. Meanwhile, the Joes uncover a hidden passage beneath the Pit, while Jinx and Pale Peony meet Granny Demon in Tokyo, and Cobra Commander rallies his forces for what feels like an approaching storm.
In "null," retired G.I. Joe Grunt finds himself caught in the crossfire when rebels in Sierra Gordo take him and other American citizens hostage. With the entire G.I. Joe team mobilizing for a high-stakes rescue, the mission tests loyalty, skill, and the cost of past service—before the full scope of the threat is revealed.
In "null," the G.I. Joe team executes a HALO drop into Sierra Gordo as their mission to rescue President Velez heats up. With rebels relocating the hostages to an abandoned mine, Jinx and Pale Peony uncover a troubling link: Cobra’s new B.A.T. units are being built using parts from the Blue Ninjas’ Revanche Electronics.
In the high-stakes aftermath of a failed air assault, the ground team is cut off in Sierra Gordo after their C-130 is destroyed, leaving them stranded and exposed. With enemy forces closing in, Lt. Falcon rallies a new squad at the Pit, setting the stage for a tense extraction mission that could mean the difference between survival and capture.
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