G.I. Joe #28
2004
- Series
- G.I. Joe
- Issue
- 28
- Cover date
- Mar 1, 2004
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Where it came from
Published by Marvel Comics in 1984, G.I. Joe #28, titled 'Safe Conduct', stands as a pivotal entry in the series written by Larry Hama and illustrated by Mike Vosburg. Emerging during the height of the 1980s G.I. Joe toy craze, the comic was instrumental in expanding the franchise's lore beyond the action figure bios, providing a gritty, grounded narrative structure that distinguished the series from typical superhero fare of the era.
The issue is particularly noted for its focus on the character 'Scarlett' and a complex mission involving the character 'Snake Eyes' in the Soviet Union. Hama’s storytelling approach, which prioritized tactical realism and character-driven drama, was highly praised by readers and critics alike, helping to solidify the G.I. Joe title as a cornerstone of Marvel’s licensed comics output throughout the decade.
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