Action Force Süper Joe #1
In "Caddedeki Tank," the Action Force Süper Joe team—Snake-Eyes, Scarlet, and Zap—are captured by Cobra and brought to the occupied town of Springfield. With help from a local boy and a desperate attempt by Dr. Venom to extract secrets using a brainwave scanner, the Joes must find a way to break free before it's too late. Written by Larry Hama and illustrated by Mike Vosburg, with Chic Stone on inks, the issue features a cover by Herb Trimpe and Joe Delbeato.
In "Başarmak Ölmektir," the Joes plunge into the chaos of Afghanistan on a high-stakes mission to recover advanced tech from a downed experimental plane—only to find themselves caught between the relentless Oktober Guard and a cunning Cobra force, each with their own agenda. With danger on all sides and no clear allies, every step toward the objective could be their last.
In "Diplomat," Scarlett and Clutch race against time to protect a U.S. ambassador en route to a vital peace meeting, but their mission takes a dangerous turn when Cobra’s ambush reveals a far more sinister plot already unfolding. With tension mounting and the stakes higher than ever, every second counts in a high-stakes game of survival and diplomacy.
In "Kasabanin Sirri," Snake-Eyes, Scarlet, and Zap are captured by Cobra and brought to Springfield, a town under the regime's control. A young boy secretly aids their escape as Dr. Venom tries in vain to extract the location of Joe headquarters using a brainwave scanner, while Snake-Eyes and the others work to stay one step ahead.
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