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G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero#43
Cover: Mike Zeck & John Beatty

G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #43

Jan 1986 · Marvel · 0.75 USD; 0.50 GBP; 1.00 CAD
“Crossroads”

In "Crossroads," the fate of a renegade Cobra operative hangs in the balance as Wade, after a pivotal conversation with Snake-Eyes and Stalker, chooses to leave the organization—taking his new family with him. Meanwhile, the Soft Master makes a desperate, self-sacrificing move to protect innocents, only to be drawn into a deadly chain of events triggered by Firefly’s orders, as a missile meant to eliminate witnesses seals the fate of three strangers caught in a tragic accident. Written by Larry Hama and illustrated by Rod Whigham, with inks by Andy Mushynsky, colors by George Roussos, and letters by Joe Rosen, this 1986 Marvel issue features a cover by Mike Zeck and John Beatty.

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writer Larry Hama · artist Rod Whigham · inker Andy Mushynsky · colorist George Roussos · letterer Joe Rosen · cover Mike Zeck, John Beatty

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Cast · 19 characters

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writer Larry Hama
letterer Joe Rosen
cover pencils Mike Zeck
cover inks John Beatty

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Wade renounces Cobra after having a talk with Snake-Eyes and Stalker, taking his new family with him. The Soft Master sacrifices his life after escaping from Springfield when he deflects one of Scrap-Iron's missiles launched at a crashed car containing Candy, a drunk driver, and Billy (crashed at a train signal), but he launches another one after given the sign by Firefly to eliminate any possible witnesses, thereby killing the three in the car.

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