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G.I. Joe, A Real American Hero # 68
FN6.0
- Series: G.I. Joe, A Real American Hero
- Issue: 68
- Publisher: Marvel
- Era: Copper Age
- Published Date: February 1988
- Writers: Larry Hama
- Pencil: Ron Wagner
- Ink: Bob McLeod, Randy Emberlin
- Appearances: Cover Girl, Back-Stop (both in Persuader tank), Baroness (on H.I.S.S. turret)
"Cut and Freeze Dried"
It's an all out fire fight as the Joes fight against Cobra for the secret of the Terror-Dromes, as Battleforce 2000 first knocks out the Dromes before supplying a last second assistance to the Joes. Duke, meanwhile, meets with Frusenland's prime minister Volff to sign a secret deal between the U.S. and Frusenland, thereby cancelling Cobra's deal, and revealing the Terror-Drome's true purpose. Fred VII is almost found out as a fake when a techno-viper discusses with him how they got the tech to create the frequencies that caused paranoia, and he didn't know it was from the late Eskimo Kwinn.
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