This is an issue I remember owning as a kid. The Joes are called to protect an office building from an invasion of Iron Grenadiers. It just happens that a super-secret spy satellite program is housed inside the besieged building, posing as an advertising agency. When the Joes finally make it inside, they meet the program’s head of security- a tall bearded man who looks awfully familiar and answers to the name of “Joe.”
That’s right- in a
clever bit of writing; Larry Hama manages to tie in the classic GI Joe line of
the 1960s with the updated Joe team of the 80s. This is a fantastic tribute to
25 years of the most popular boy’s toy line of all-time, up to the Kenner line
of Star Wars.
This was the perfect
GI Joe book with some great twists, turns, and diversions. I could read this
book over and over.
Worth Consuming.
Rating: 10 out of 10
stars.
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