Having removed
his son Billy from the hospital, Cobra Commander in civilian attire searches
for a safe house. He finds it in Denver where a Crimson Guardsman, posing as a
mechanic, is awaiting activation. With this new character comes a new costume
for Cobra Commander and a new Cobra hopeful with a penchant for falconry and
dressing up as a giant bird. But will any of this bring the young boy out of
his coma?
This period of
GI Joe is about when I started to lose interest. I hated Cobra Commander’s new
suit. I never understood why he needed the change. (I do now, as CC had to
ditch his original costume in order to escape from New York.) Then there’s the
Cobra character dressed as a giant hawk. At the time, I thought he was pretty
cool as a kid. Right now, I’m not so sure. Imagine the San Diego Chicken
driving a Volvo with about 30 birds of prey in the back seat. That’s what
happens in a panel of this issue. It’s pretty ridiculous. Hopefully, Larry Hama
can bounce back with classic in the next issue.
My least favorite
issue of the series thus far!Rating: 6 out of 10 stars.
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