G.I. Joe: Origins #7

Sep 2009 · IDW · 3.99 USD

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In G.I. Joe: Origins #7, wounded and sidelined after a mission, Mainframe digs into classified intel and uncovers a chilling pattern linking recent threats—each tied to the name "Cobra." When his superiors dismiss his findings, he makes a desperate choice: going AWOL to pursue the truth on his own. Written by Chuck Dixon and brought to life by Álex Cal’s distinctive art, this issue deepens the mystery with quiet intensity. The cover by Tom Feister captures Mainframe’s isolation in a moment of quiet resolve.

writer Chuck Dixon · artist, inker, colorist Álex Cal · letterer Robbie Robbins · cover Tom Feister

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writer Chuck Dixon

artist, inker, colorist Álex Cal

letterer Robbie Robbins

cover pencils, inks Tom Feister

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After being injured on a mission, Mainframe spends time going over information, and comes up with a disturbing connection between different threats: the word Cobra. When no one will believe him, he goes AWOL.

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