G.I. Joe #13/14

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G.I. Joe / comic story / 22 pages (report information)

Script

Larry Hama

Pencils

Mike Vosburg

Inks

Jon D'Agostino

Colors

Bob Sharen

Letters

?

Genre

guerre (war); militaire (military)

Characters

G.I. Joe [Stalker; Gung-Ho; Breaker; Hawk (leader); Scarlett; Doc; Torpedo; Grunt; Rock N Roll]; Cobra [Cobra Commander; Baroness; Scar-Face; Destro (in silhouette; unnamed)]; In attacked bunker underwater: Snake-Eyes; Dr. Venom; Kwinn

Synopsis

After the bunker was bombed by Baroness and Scar-Face,sinking it underwater (trapping Snake-Eyes, Kwinn, and Dr. Venom inside), Stalker, Breaker, Gung-Ho call the Joes for pickup from Rio Lindo while the country's under hostile takeover (thinking the three inside dead). The three Joes recover a briefcase left on purpose by the Commander as a ruse to trick the Joes while he continues with his real plan, and are rescued and take the false plans back to headquarters none the wiser of the real plan. The story ends with a familiar morse code tap coming from the bunker.

Reprints

• from G.I. Joe, A Real American Hero (Marvel, 1982 series) #13 (July 1983)

Indexer Notes

Destro appearance as partial silhouette this issue (face mask and missile glove seen). full introduction next issue (#14).

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G.I. Joe / comic story / 22 pages (report information)

Script

Larry Hama

Pencils

Mike Vosburg

Inks

Jon D'Agostino

Colors

Christie Scheele

Letters

?

Genre

guerre (war); militaire (military)

Characters

G.I. Joe [Hawk; Snake-Eyes; Breaker; Doc; Stalker; Gung-Ho; Grunt; Zap; Clutch; Rock 'N Roll; Wild Bill; Ace]; General Flagg; Kwinn; Cobra [Cobra Commander; Destro (first full appearance and named by Baroness); Baroness; Dr. Venom; Scar-Face; Cobra Soldiers]

Synopsis

The Joes figure out that Springfield is a Cobra base and attack in force, only to be repelled by Destro and his men, while the Baroness and the Commander attempt to inject a Cobra agent with Venom's toxin,only to see it fail because it's missing the final catalyst needed to keep it in check. Meanwhile, Snake-eyes and Venom escape from their watery trap only to be captured by Cobra agents. To be continued...

Reprints

• from G.I. Joe, A Real American Hero (Marvel, 1982 series) #14 (August 1983)