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    G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #199

    G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero » G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #199 released by IDW Publishing on February 2014.

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    THE ULTIMATE SHOWDOWN! G.I. JOE has escaped the situation in Sierra Gordo intact... but COBRA has taken over their headquarters! That means only one thing: it's time for a head-to-head confrontation between America's best and the villainous COBRA COMMANDER's forces. Join the battle in G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #199 and prepare for everything to change in next month's landmark issue #200!

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    RegRegular CoverS.L. Gallant (a) & J. Brown (c)1
    RIRetailer Incentive Sketch CoverLarry Hama2
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    G.I. Joe 199 REVIEW!!!!! 0

    G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #199 by super_man_23 on February 25, 2014

    The Joes are slowly, but surely, regaining control of their headquarters after Cobra took it over! The GoodG.I. Joes vs. Cobra, who doesn't love a good old fight between these two? The best part about this issue was the non-stop action. There was plenty of action throughout the entire issue and it never felt like it was too much or over used. Part of the credit goes to writer Larry Hama and the other half goes to artist S. L. Gallant. Gallant did a terrific job with the art as it was enjoyable a...

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