G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects issues #45-50 of IDW's ongoing G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero series, continuing Larry Hama's long-running take on the classic team. The storyline pits the Joes against new threats and old enemies, including Cobra's relentless schemes, as the team deals with shifting alliances and high-stakes military action. True to Hama's style, the narrative balances character-driven moments with explosive combat sequences.
In G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #9 (2014), the Joes return to the Pit only to find Cobra has fled, leaving behind a fortified tank division and hidden traps. As the battle unfolds, a shocking twist reveals the Cobra Commander’s final stand was a deception — a Blue Ninja impersonator taking his place. Written by Larry Hama and illustrated by S. L. Gallant, with inks by Juan Castro and Marc Deering, colors by J. Brown, and letters by Shawn Lee, the issue’s cover by Gallant and Brian Shearer captures the tension of the moment.
In "null," the fate of the Joes in Sierra Gordo hangs in the balance as their comrades launch a rescue mission from the Pit. With Cobra Commander seizing on the weakened defenses left behind, the stage is set for a high-stakes clash between desperate rescuers and a cunning enemy.
In "null," the G.I. Joe team joins forces with the Sierra Gordo military only to uncover a shocking twist: the rebel faction they’re fighting is made up of Blue Ninjas. As Lola arrives in Sierra Gordo to aid in rescuing her husband, both the imprisoned Joes in the mine and the hostages in the Terrordrome begin their own daring escapes, while Cobra moves in to seize control of the Pit—setting the stage for Snake-Eyes and Scarlett’s mission to reclaim it.
In "null," the scattered G.I. Joe teams in Sierra Gordo finally converge, reuniting under pressure as Cobra's invasion unfolds. Back at the Pit, Snake-Eyes and Scarlett lead a series of calculated ambushes, turning the tide by capturing key Vipers and disrupting Cobra's momentum.
In "null," the G.I. Joe team returns to the abandoned Pit only to find Cobra has fortified nearby with a heavy tank division. As traps spring and the battlefield erupts, Snake-Eyes outmaneuvers the enemy by turning their own explosives against them—only for Cobra Commander’s final stand to reveal a shocking deception. The story unfolds with tense military action and a twist that redefines the conflict, leaving the Joes to grapple with new truths about their enemy.
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