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G.I. Joe Comics Magazine #11
August 1988 · 1.50 USD; 2.00 CAD · 68 pages
On sale 1988-04-26
Rated Approved by the Comics Code Authority
UPC 07148602618108
Synopsis
The W.H.A.L.E. (Warrior: Hovering Assault Launching Envoy) hovercraft is in for repairs at a seaport when Destro and Firefly make off with it. The Joes give chase, but the two Cobra agents escape their grasp as Destro and Firefly head next towards Springfield on a stolen fishing boat. In Springfield, the Commander introduces his new supreme soldiers: the Crimson Guard, Cobra agents who can disguise themselves as normal persons, acting as sleeper agents for the Commander.
Credits
- Script
- Larry Hama
- Pencils
- Michael Golden, Frank Springer, Rod Whigham, Mike Zeck
- Inks
- David Mazzucchelli, Andy Mushynsky, John Beatty
- Colours
- George Roussos, Christie Scheele
- Letters
- Rick Parker
- Editor
- Bobbie Chase, Denny O'Neil
- Editor-in-chief
- Tom DeFalco, Jim Shooter
- Chief
- Jim Shooter
- Pages 2-6
- Pat Redding
- Reprint editor
- James DiGiovanna
Characters
- Destro
- Snake-Eyes
- Lance J. Steinberg
- Tripwire
- Clutch
- Cobra Commander
- Malcolm R. Willoughby
- Ralph W. Pulaski
- Wild Weasel
- Cutter
- Deep-Six
- Firefly
- Carl W. Greer
- William S. Hardy
- Roadblock
- Tormod S. Skoog
- Marvin F. Hinton
- Steeler
- Skip A. Stone
- Doc
- Duke
- Wild Bill
- Conrad S. Hauser
- Major Bludd
- Shana O'Hara
- Tom Winken
- Harry Nod
- Craig S. McConnel
- Richard Blinken-Smythe
- Zartan
- Lonzo R. Wilkinson
- Ripper
- Brad J. Armbruster
- Stalker
- Clayton M. Abernathy
- Fred I
- Buzzer
- Ace
- Hawk
- Torch
- Baroness
- Rock 'n Roll
- Scarlett
- Billy
- Airborne
- Spirit
- Franklin E. Talltree
- Charlie Iron-Knife
Notes
on-sale date from Amazing Heroes #138.