Image Comics Gi Joe A Real American Hero Issue No 38 Union Of The Snake Part 3 Of 6 Cover A January 2005
Gi Joe Team Adventure
Even as the Joes' world continues to crumble around them, Destro marshals the forces of Cobra. The Dreadnoks embark on what seems to be a suicide mission. One which ends with a moment nobody ever thought would happen! Meanwhile, Duke, Snake Eyes and Scarlett have become fugitives, and the man charged with their capture may be the Joes' last hope to prevent the absolute ascendance of Cobra!
Issue Details
| Comic Book Issue | 38 |
| Comic Book Published | January 2005 |
| Frequency | monthly |
| Comic Book Cover Price | 2.95 USD |
| Comic Book Pages | 32 |
| Comic Book Editing | Mark Powers |
| Notes |
Cover Details - " Cover A"
| Comic Book Characters | Major Bludd |
| Genre | war |
| Pencils | Tim Seeley |
| Inks | Andrew Pepoy, Jeremy Roberts |
| Notes | |
| Reprinted |
22 page Gi Joe Team Adventure "Union Of The Snake Part 3 Of 6"
| Comic Book Characters | Duke, Snake Eyes, Scarlett, Flint, Lady Jaye, Daina, Claymore, Stalker, Life Line, Glenda, Hardball, Rampart, Storm Shadow, General Rey, Jugglers, Cobra Commander, Destro, Wraith, Dr. Mind Bender, Zartan, Zandar, Zarana, Zanya, Ripper, Torch, Buzzer, Monkey Wrench, Zanzibar, Road Pig, Burn Out, Heart Wrencher |
| Comic Book Synopsis | Even as the Joes' world continues to crumble around them, Destro marshals the forces of Cobra. The Dreadnoks embark on what seems to be a suicide mission. One which ends with a moment nobody ever thought would happen! Meanwhile, Duke, Snake Eyes and Scarlett have become fugitives, and the man charged with their capture may be the Joes' last hope to prevent the absolute ascendance of Cobra! |
| Comic Book Genre | war |
| Comic Book Script | Brandon Jerwa |
| Comic Book Pencils | Emiliano Santalucia |
| Comic Book Inks | Unknown |
| Comic Book Colors | Brett R. Smith |
| Comic Book Letters | Robin Sephar, Dreamer Design |
| Reprinted |
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