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โ | The Origin of Zartan, Part 2: The twisted origin of Cobra's man of a thousand identities continues as Zartan is trained in the ways of death and disguise by his Cobra masters. But perhaps he knows far more than they. A deadly game begins; a game where only Zartan knows the rules. A glimpse inside Cobra and their evil schemes to manipulate world events from the shadows. | โ |
โThe description as originally solicited by IDW Publishing. |
Detailed summary
- Synopsis not yet written.
Appearances
Featured Characters
(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
Cobra | Civilians |
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Memorable quotes
"There's a predisposition for neurological disorders and melanoma. Those are easily reversed."
- --Dr. Taggac can read genetic codes that easily?
Other Notes
Errors
- In this issue, the Vipers wear mirrored masks, something that hasn't been seen in IDW books previously.
Items of note
- First appearance: Section Nine, Dr. Taggac, Hellene Cotillard, Bryson
- Dr. Taggac is a geneticist. The letters in his name - G, T, A and C - represent the four amino acids that form all DNA.
- Zartan gets a first name: Emil.
Real-world references
- Zartan assumes the form of Simon Cowell while watching tv.
G.I. Joe references
- Section Nine is located beneath the Carpathian Mountains. That would put it near Trans-Carpathia, site of the Silent Castle in A Real American Hero.
- When examining Zartan's genetic code, Dr. Taggac mentions neurological disorders: in other words, the schizophrenia and multiple personality disorder mentioned on RAH Zartan's filecard.
- Additionally, melanoma is skin cancer, often caused by exposure to sunlight, a reference to the toy's color-changing feature.
Footnotes and References
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