G.I. Joe European Missions #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Super Trooper!", the final trial of the elite training program comes down to just two candidates, and Action Force must test them in a high-stakes airborne exercise—only for a Cobra Rattler squadron to strike mid-mission. With the plane crippled and heading for a town, Glenn makes a desperate sacrifice to save civilians, leaving Joe as the last survivor and sole Super Trooper. Written by Steve Alan and illustrated by Stewart Johnson, with colors by Stuart Place and letters by Hel, this 1989 Marvel issue features a cover by Stewart Johnson that captures the moment of crisis in bold, dynamic detail.
In the final stages of the Super Trooper training program, only two candidates remain—Glenn and Joe—pushed to their limits by Action Force in a high-stakes airborne exercise. When their plane is ambushed by Cobra Rattlers and begins to crash toward a town, Glenn makes a desperate choice to save lives, sacrificing himself so Joe can escape. Now the last of the trainees, Joe must carry on as the sole Super Trooper.
In "Snow Chase," Snake-Eyes flees through a snowy Balkan landscape, evading two relentless Dreadnoks, and finds temporary refuge in a remote village hotel. There, he sends a urgent telex to Action Force’s Geneva headquarters, alerting them to Cobra’s looming threat against the Eiffel Tower.
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