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G.I. JOE: ARMY

Marvel Comics · February 1989

Tales of G.I. Joe #14

From Tales of G.I. Joe · Issue #14

  • Cover Herb Trimpe
  • Script Larry Hama
  • Pencils Mike Vosburg
  • Inks Jon D'Agostino
  • Letters Stuart Graham Hughes

Tales of G.I. Joe issue 14 was published by Marvel Comics with a cover date of February 1989 at a cover price of 1.50 USD; 2.00 CAD; 0.50 GBP.

The Joes figure out that Springfield is a Cobra base and attack in force, only to be repelled by Destro and his men, while the Baroness and the Commander attempt to inject a Cobra agent with Venom’s toxin, only to see it fail because it’s missing the final catalyst needed to keep it in check. Meanwhile, Snake-eyes, Kwinn and Venom escape from their watery trap only to be captured by Cobra agents.

Main story credits: written by Larry Hama; pencils by Mike Vosburg; inks by Jon D’Agostino.

Catalogue note: On sale date from Amazing Heroes #150.

Issue catalogued from the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Contents

  1. #0 cover 1 pp

    (untitled)

    • Pencils Herb Trimpe
    • Inks Steve Mitchell
  2. #1 comic story 22 pp

    Destro Attacks

    • Script Larry Hama
    • Pencils Mike Vosburg
    • Inks Jon D'Agostino
    • Letters Stuart Graham Hughes

    Characters: Seth (cameo)

    The Joes figure out that Springfield is a Cobra base and attack in force, only to be repelled by Destro and his men, while the Baroness and the Commander attempt to inject a Cobra agent with Venom's toxin, only to see it fail because it's missing the final catalyst needed to keep it in check. Meanwhile, Snake-eyes, Kwinn and Venom escape from their watery trap only to be captured by Cobra agents.

  3. #2 advertisement 1 pp

    Quick Shots for Hot Shots

    • Pencils ? (photographs)
    • Inks ? (photographs)
    • Colors ? (photographs)
    • Letters typeset
  4. #3 in-house column 1 pp

    (untitled)

    • Pencils John Romita
    • Inks John Romita
    • Letters typeset

    Mini Bullpen Bulletins, only half a page. In the main Items, Marvel reveals that John Romita has designed posters and bookmarks for UNICEF's annual Halloween fund-raising campaign, with Spider-Man as the "National UNICEF Day Safety Chair". Includes one of the posters by Romita, as well as a checklist of Marvel issues currently on sale.

Indexer notes

On sale date from Amazing Heroes #150.

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