In "Hero of the People," Storm Shadow has gotten a mission for Snake-Eyes from The Jugglers to rescue George Strawhacker, a C.I.A. agent being held captive in Borovia (whom Snake-Eyes knows because he was engaged to his twin sister before she died in the car accident), not knowing it's a trap

"Enter the Night Creepers!" As Stalker and Storm Shadow continue their escape from last issue, Cobra Commander hires a new group, the Night Creeper ninjas, to kill Storm Shadow. Meanwhile, Scarlett (recovered out of her coma in issue 105) and Hawk confront one of the Jugglers, General Crowther, to learn of the whereabouts of Snake-Eyes, Stalker an ...

Snake-Eyes--face to face with Cobra Commander. Beginning a mission from which some Joes will not return. "Apparent Conclusions" is written by Larry Hama, with art by Mark Bright and Randy Emberlin. Also beginning the G.I. Joe Dossiers with Snake-Eyes (as drawn by Andy Kubert) and Cobra Commander (drawn by Neal Adams)

Some will live and some will die...as the horrors of a Mid-Eastern massacre affect the lives of every one who has ever called himself a Joe. "Death in the Desert"

"Walk Through the Jungle!" A team of Joe commandos head to Sierra Gordo to rescue a doctor. Meanwhile, Storm Shadow begins Billy's training

In "Maneuvering for Position," the newly deceased Snake-Eyes and Scarlett get ready to invade Borovia and help their captured comrades; Fred VII lands on Cobra Island proclaiming himself to be Cobra Commander, and the Baroness backs him up

Special 25th Anniversary issue! The Joe team hooks up with the original G.I. Joe to keep Cobra from taking over a covert laser defense system in "...Not Fade Away!"

GI Joe European Missions (1988)

"War Beneath the Waves!" Written by Simon Furman. Art by Robin Smith. Starring Wet Suit and Hydro-Viper. "Fast Feud!" Starring Bazooka and Stormshadow

"The Old Switcheroo!" Written by Larry Hama. Art by Herb Trimpe. Cover by Mike Zeck. Chuckles and Kady Jaye race against the clock to stop the latest scheme of the sinister Baroness

Don't miss the final supernatural showdown between the Gargoyle and the Druid, a battle centuries in the making

When it comes to problems, Peter Parker's got it all! Bullies at school, ailing aunt, a doppelganger, crushing responsibility, and - wait, a doppelganger?! Can't Peter ever catch a break? And what does all this craziness have to do with Miles Morales? 36 pages, full color. ONE-SHOT