โ | From Max Brooks, New York Times bestselling author of World War Z and masterful artists Howard Chaykin and Antonio Fuso comes the next generation of G.I. Joe and Cobra. | โ |
โThe description as originally solicited by IDW Publishing. |
Detailed summary for "Interrogator"
- Synopsis not yet written.
Appearing in "Interrogator"
Featured Characters
(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
U.S. Soldiers | Cobra | Civilians | Others |
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Memorable quotes in "Interrogator"
โ | Torture is an ugly word. I prefer to call it "collecting first-rate intelligence." | โ |
โInterrogator |
Other notes
Errors in "Interrogator"
- The binder Interrogator gives Stall has the title "Geneva Convention," when the actual treaties are known as the "Geneva Conventions" - plural.
Items of note in "Interrogator"
- Interrogator's face is never shown, even on the cover.
- This is the first time Cobra Commander and Destro have ever been together. Clearly this story takes place after events currently happening in the main title.
Real-world references in "Interrogator"
- The Geneva Convention is a series of treaties laying out the way victims of war are to be treated by their enemies.
G.I. Joe references in "Interrogator"
- The name "Thomas C. Stall" (note the middle initial) was used for the Spy Troops character Blackout. Since he was a Joe who ended up betraying the team, this issue's "Thomas J. Stall" may well be the IDW incarnation of the same character.
- Interrogator promises to release footage of Stall being "a real American hero."
Detailed Summary for "Deep Six"
- Synopsis not yet written.
Appearing in "Deep Six"
Featured Characters
(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
G.I. Joe | Cobra |
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Memorable quotes in "Deep Six"
โ | At the bottom of the ocean, there's no shortage of ways to die. | โ |
โDeep Six |
Other notes
Errors in "Deep Six"
- No errors known.
Items of note in "Deep Six"
- The original image of Antonio Fuso's "Cover B" released to promote this issue showed a character who looked like Torpedo. The art was entirely redrawn for the published cover.
- The suits worn by the Cobra divers look like a cross between Eel uniforms and S.N.A.K.E. armor.
- Only five characters, total, appear in this story: Deep Six and four Cobras.
Real-world references in "Deep Six"
- No references.
Footnotes and References
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