JOE, is formed to deal with this new breed of warfare.Ĭollects issues #0–12 of G.I. Read from the beginning, as the team known as G.I. It's a time of wars fought in city streets and back alleys, not on open battlefields. Mike Hawthorne, Tom Feister, Agustin Padilla, Rick Ketcham, Alex Cal, Andrea Mutti, Klaus Scherwinski, Ben Templesmith (a) Ī new era calls for a new type of fighting force.However, his serpentine plot has many twists and turns, and with ZARTAN, DESTRO and BARONESS in the mix, the results may be unexpected-and dangerous! All the pieces fall into place in G.I. JOE continues to adjust to their new circumstances, COBRA COMMANDER begins making his play to unite COBRA. JOE history, in the deluxe format it deserves!Īn all-new history of the issue and a look at it’s impact on popular culture! Plus-an unprecedented glimpse of Larry Hama’s original layouts and Steve Leialoha’s finishes, and a look behind the scenes of the comic’s creation-and at its enduring legacy! This wordless issue introduced the world to SNAKE EYE’s mysterious nemesis STORM SHADOW and his ARASHIKAGE NINJA-and they’ve never looked better.
JOE #21: remastered from the original art and lovingly recolored to the highest of contemporary standards. SILENT INVASION! The story that defined a generation-G.I. JOE: Silent Interlude 30th Anniversary Edition JOE: A REAL AMERICAN HERO adventures in this special reprint… complete with all-new cover art by superstar G.I.G.I. JOE: A REAL AMERICAN HERO #21.5 “Silence Between Borders.” And now it’s your chance to revisit both of these classic G.I. JOE: A REAL AMERICAN HERO #21 “Silent Interlude” - the now-famous silent issue featuring the daring exploits of fan-favorite JOEs Snake Eyes and Scarlett, and introducing Cobra’s very own deadly ninja, Storm Shadow! Later In 2008, Larry Hama and artist Jeremy Dale expanded upon this timeless tale in G.I. Collected for the first time in a single comic! In 1984, Living Legend Larry Hama and artist Steve Leialoha made a huge noise in the comic-book industry with the release of G.I.
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