G.I. Joe, A Real American Hero Pt. 6

It's time once again to revisit Larry Hama and company's original 1982-1994 Marvel Comics series, G.I. Joe, A Real American Hero (via Image Comics' 2024 G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero Compendium Vol. 1). Today we we'll be looking at issues #28-30. (Only 20 more issues to go...! In this volume. And then 105 more issues after that until the end of the series.)As per usual, I am pulling the covers posted below from the Grand Comics Database, rather than from the collection itself, which is why they still say "Marvel" on them. And Larry Hama wrote all of these, which is why I'm not listing his writer credit on each. G.I. Joe, A Real American Hero #28 (1984)Art by Marie Severin and Andy Mushynsky•If the last couple of issues, which featured the two-part origin of Snake Eyes, were too heavy on backstory for you, Hama makes up for it with this issue, which is pretty much all fighting...plus a little comedy relief, with even some of those comedy relief characters involving themselves in the fighting.So, the Joe team that was inserted into the swamp has retreated via rubber raft back to the G.I. Jane (see the splash page atop the post), from which a heavier team will launch to attack the Co...