G.I. Joe Comics Magazine #9

Apr 1988 · Marvel · 1.50 USD; 2.00 CAD

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In "Cobra Commander Captured at Last!", the Joes track Major Bludd through the Swiss Alps, where he's using the Baroness's reconstructed identity as leverage against the disgraced Cobra Commander. With the trail leading from a high-stakes confrontation to a sudden capture, the Joes find themselves one step ahead—only to face a new mystery. Written by Larry Hama and illustrated by Mike Vosburg, with inks by Jon D'Agostino and Tartag, and colors by George Roussos, this 1988 issue delivers a tense, fast-paced chase with a twist that redefines the battlefield. The cover by Michael Golden captures the moment with sharp, dramatic flair.

Contains 3 stories

Cobra Commander Captured at Last!

22 pp · War

In a high-stakes twist of betrayal and disguise, the Baroness emerges from a Swiss clinic with a new face and a new costume, while Major Bludd uses the chaos to threaten Cobra Commander over past failures. As the Joes close in on Bludd, the chase erupts into a frantic pursuit—ending not with Bludd’s capture, but with the long-elusive Cobra Commander finally in their hands.

The Commander Escapes!

22 pp · War

In "The Commander Escapes!", the G.I. Joes hold their captured leader atop a desolate mountain, but Cobra's ruthless strike team—led by Storm Shadow—launches a daring rescue. As the Commander vanishes into the wilderness, Storm Shadow is taken, leaving the Cobra ranks to regroup with new operatives Firefly and Wild Weasel, who reach out to Zartan in the Florida swamps.

Zartan!

22 pp · War

In the swamps of the Florida Everglades, the Joes close in on Cobra Commander, now holed up with his loyalists and an unexpected ally—Zartan. Meanwhile, Storm Shadow breaks free from Alcatraz, setting off a chain of events that could tip the balance in the ongoing war.