Action Force #14 was released on 31st May 1987.
Original material
Cold Comfort Part One
Quick Kick has stolen a Snow Cat and come to Communist China in order to find his friend Michael Anke. They were close friends long ago when they worked as stuntmen in Hollywood but time moved on. Quick Kick found Action Force and Michael found fanaticism. Michael disappeared a while ago and his wife hired a private investigator who tracked him to an abandoned monastery in the Himalayas. Then the investigator turned up dead so she turned to Quick Kick. Michael seem to have fallen in with a cult called "The Two-Headed Serpent", dedicated to overthrowing the US government. Quick Kick wonders what he's gotten into.
Suddenly the Snow Cat is attacked by two F.A.N.G.s, piloted by Snow Serpents. Quick Kick uses the weapons to destroy one, but the other destroys the vehicle. Thrown into the now, Quick Kick produces a grenade and destroys the second one. Then he hears a Ferret coming, driven by another Snow Serpent. Quick Kick kicks the driver off and then uses the vehicle to get as far as possible, before a steep climb up the mountain. He is concerned as he though the Two-Headed Serpent was an ineffective force but they are using very familiar equipment. As he reaches the monastery his fears are confirmed - the Two-Headed Serpent is a Cobra!
Featured characters
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Featured Vehicles & Equipment
| Action Force | Cobra |
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Errors
Items of note
- Quick Kick has no worries about running around in a freezing environment with his torso naked.
Reprinted material
Eleven pages of "Snake-Eyes: The Origin Part II" from G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #27. "Part II" was omitted from the title and the Mission Control contents page numbered this half as Part Four.
Intelligence Profile
This issue contains an Intelligence Profile factfile on Quick Kick. For Action Force he was given the name Lee Ho Ito. He was born in Canton, China to a Japanese father and Korean mother.
The T.A.C. Page
This issue contains a T.A.C. Page detailing:
- The Dragonfly XH-1, written in character by Wild Bill.
Mail Call!
The letters page prints letters on a variety of subjects including a forthcoming Action Force fan club.
Combat Colin
The start of the first Combat Colin epic "One of our Milkmen is Missing!". Colin tells Semi-Automatic Steve about the importance of observation at all times whilst completely failing to spot a milkman being kidnapped by a flying saucer!
Action Force toy adverts
- The issue includes a one-page advert for the A.W.E. Striker and Stinger.
Errors
Items of note
Footnotes
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| Annual 1988 | Annual 1989 | Annual 1990 | Annual 1991 | Annual 1992 |
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| Holiday Special 1987 | Winter Special 1987 | Holiday Special 1991 | Spring Special 1992 | Summer Special 1992 |
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| Transformers: #125 | #161 | (cover gallery) | The Incredible Hulk Presents | (cover gallery) |
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| Divided We Fall! |
