G.I. Joe Comics Magazine #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Destro Returns!" kicks off a high-stakes chase across Coney Island and into Libya, as the Joes and their nemesis Destro race to track down Scar-Face—only for Snake-Eyes and Kwinn to get there first. With Larry Hama scripting the tension and Mike Vosburg’s dynamic art capturing every move, the hunt leads to a deadly trap set by Dr. Venom, all while the cover by Herb Trimpe and Jon D'Agostino hints at the storm to come.
In "Destro Returns!" from G.I. Joe Comics Magazine #7 (1987), the hunt for Scar-Face leads both the Joes and their old enemy Destro to Coney Island, where Snake-Eyes and Kwinn get the first lead—only to be outmaneuvered. With Scar-Face in tow, Destro flees to Libya, where Dr. Venom prepares a deadly test, setting the stage for a trap that could expose the Joes' secret base.
In "Joe Triumphs!", the G.I. Joes race to outwit Cobra’s latest scheme, setting a trap by disguising a fake headquarters over the real Pit while feeding the enemy false intel. As Cobra launches a full-scale assault, the Joes fight to hold the line—only to face devastating losses that reshape their ranks.
In "Home Is Where the War Is!", Clutch takes a rare break from duty to visit his old racing friend Jo, only to find that Cobra has taken Jo’s family hostage to force his cooperation. With Jo’s loyalty tested and his family in danger, Clutch must act fast—helping Jo free his loved ones, then rallying the rest of the G.I. Joe team to take down the enemy agents before returning to the front lines.
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