The Fellowship was fortunate enough to obtain a copy of COBRA
#15 from IDW Publishing. The story is by Mike Costa with art by Antonio Fusco and
Werther Dell’edera and colors by Arianna Florean.
Ronin is in Zurich to capture William Kessler-Latta - the
son of Cobra Commander. In Alexandria, Chameleon and Flint try to find
William’s secret residence where he may or may not have secret information
regarding his father. Chameleon spots a COBRA saboteur and tries to deal with
him while Flint takes care of the truck full of high explosives. Meanwhile,
Lady Jaye and Ronin are questioning William and the power goes off. Ronin
realizes someone else has joined the party.
This is my first time to read this book so I’m not sure
if this issue is typical, but totally dig it. I am familiar with the high
profile team battling a more public war, so reading about a small G.I. Joe covert
team doing missions is refreshing. I don’t know most of this team, but the
dialogue is so good I have a pretty good idea about them and what makes them tick. Fusco and Dell’edera’s
style of art is unique and very good. Might need to keep an eye on this book.
COBRA #15 is in stores now and available at www.idwpublishing.com.
~ Thomas
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