G.I. Joe Comics Magazine #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Beached Whale," Zartan’s deception sets off a chain reaction when he infiltrates McGuire Air Force Base, leading the G.I. Joe Commander to pull surveillance from Ft. Wadsworth. With the Dreadnoks launching a surprise assault on McGuire instead of the planned Cobra strike, the Joes must defend the base while Billy finds himself face-to-face with the Baroness and Bludd—offered a place in a resistance he never expected. Written by Larry Hama and illustrated by Frank Springer, with inks by Andy Mushynsky and Pat Redding, colors by George Roussos, and letters by Rick Parker, this 1988 issue features a cover by Michael Golden and David Mazzucchelli.
In the quiet chaos of a coastal seaport, a stranded W.H.A.L.E. hovercraft becomes the unexpected spark in a high-stakes chase when Destro and Firefly steal it mid-repair. As the Joes give pursuit, the duo vanishes into the open sea—only to resurface in Springfield, where the Commander unveils his new enforcers: the stealthy Crimson Guard, blending into the crowd with deadly precision.
In "Darkness," Zartan's deception sets off a chain reaction when he infiltrates McGuire Air Force Base, leading the Joes to misjudge Cobra's true target. As the base comes under siege, the Joes must defend against a Dreadnok assault that disrupts Cobra's larger plan—while Billy finds himself at a crossroads when the Baroness and Bludd offer him a dangerous choice.
In "All Fall Down!" from G.I. Joe Comics Magazine #11 (1988), Snake-Eyes seeks quiet at his cabin in the High Sierras, guarded from afar by Airborne and Spirit, but his solitude is shattered when Destro, Firefly, and Fred(C.G.) One(I) move under the Commander’s command. As tensions rise, the Baroness and Bludd conspire with Billy to strike at the Commander, setting a dangerous game in motion.
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