G.I. JOE COMIC BOOK.
A RARE EXCLUSIVE THAT WAS NOT AVAILABLE IN MASS MARKET OUTLETS AND COULD ONLY BE FOUND IN COMIC BOOK SPECIALTY STORES!
The return of Larry Hama to G.I.Joe comics. LARRY HAMA, was the writer of the original GI JOE comic book series published by Marvel Comics in the eighties, and the man who wrote the GI JOE file cards and bios for most of the 80's characters and defined their personalities.
Product Description
The Real American Hero makes his triumphant return to comics in a top-selling new series! They're all here: the Joes, Cobra, Snake-Eyes, and all your favorites. These all-new stories by legendary G. I. Joe writer Larry Hama are designed to appeal to old fans of the TV show and toys as well as brand new fans of all ages. One of the most successful toy lines in history comes to life on the printed page.
It's 1995 and the G.I.. Joe strike force has been officially disbanded... but the JUGGLERS have put together one final mission for the reduced team. It's up to HAWK, DUKE, SNAKE-EYES, SCARLET, STALKER, & GUNH-HO to escort a top secret device to New York City. Danger is waiting for the team, however... the JUGGLERS have tipped COBRA off to the mission. believing that the device can amplify their already threatening BRAINWAVE SCANNER into a weapon capable of controlling the world, COBRA will stop at nothing to obtain it.The new series picked up after the end of the Marvel Comics series. The Joe team is given one final mission to carry out.
The battle at the SILENT CASTLE comes to a head. The G.I.JOE team must do whatever it takes to stop Cobra from unleashing the power of the McGuffin Device. Worse yet, what will happen if they don't?
This is the extremely rare first issue, published in 2002 by IMAGE COMICS.
COLLECTOR'S ITEM! Highly sought after. Featuring FULL COLOR lavish artwork printed on high quality glossy paper.
RARE and OUT OF PRINT! Impossible to find!
Writer(s):
Larry Hama
Penciller(s):
Dan Jurgens
Inker(s):
Bob Layton Sr.
Colorist(s):
Hi-Fi Design
Letterer(s):
Dreamer Design
Editor(s):
Scott Wherle
Cover Artist(s):
Kevin Sharpe
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