G.I. Joe Comics Magazine #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Diplomat," G.I. Joe faces a tense stand-off in Springfield, a town firmly under Cobra’s grip, as Snake-Eyes, Scarlet, and Zap are captured and interrogated by Dr. Venom using a brainwave scanner to extract the location of Joe headquarters. With the help of a brave young boy and a clever escape plan, the trio begins to turn the tide—only for Snake-Eyes to vanish, setting off a new chain of events. Written by Larry Hama and illustrated by Mike Vosburg, with Chic Stone’s inks and Christie Scheele’s colors, this 1987 issue delivers sharp tension and character-driven stakes, all framed by a cover by Vosburg and Stone.
In "The Diplomat," Scarlett and Clutch race against time to protect a U.S. ambassador en route to a pivotal peace meeting, navigating a high-stakes journey where Cobra’s ambush is just the beginning of a far more dangerous game. With tension rising and the clock ticking, every mile brings them closer to a confrontation that could change everything—without revealing how it will end.
In "A Nice Little Town Like Ours...", Snake-Eyes, Scarlet, and Zap are captured by Cobra and brought to Springfield, a seemingly ordinary town under the regime's control. With help from a local boy and a failed interrogation using Dr. Venom’s brainwave scanner, the Joes begin to unravel the town’s secrets—just as Snake-Eyes, who had been separated, reappears to join their efforts.
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