G.I. Joe European Missions #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Smooth Operators" sees Action Force on a high-stakes undercover mission in G.I. Joe: European Missions #7, as they infiltrate a lavish pleasure yacht hosting a covert arms deal for Cobra. Written by Simon Furman and brought to life with sharp detail by artist Kev Hopgood—whose interior work is enhanced by Mark Farmer’s inks and Steve White’s colors—this 1988 issue blends espionage and danger beneath a glamorous surface. The cover, penciled by Hopgood and inked by Hine, captures the tension with a sleek, stylish edge.
In "Mark of the Assassin!" from G.I. Joe European Missions #7 (1988), Storm Shadow is assigned to eliminate a wealthy target—only to quietly sabotage the mission by sending a warning to Action Force, setting up a tense confrontation between loyalty, duty, and a choice that could expose his true intentions.
In "Gun Boat!", Action Force must slip past a lavish party aboard a pleasure yacht to stop an illegal arms transfer to Cobra—where every guest could be a threat and every dance step hides a danger.
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Reprinted in G.I. Joe Speciale Opdracht #12 (1989)
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