G.I. Joe #30 (Marvel 1984)

The action heats up as Storm Shadow steps further into the spotlight in this thrilling issue. Written by Larry Hama with art by Frank Springer and Andy Mushynsky, the story dives deeper into the complex rivalry—and uneasy alliance—between Snake Eyes and Storm Shadow.

Cobra’s forces, led by Zartan and the Dreadnoks, continue their schemes, while the Joes scramble to anticipate and counter the enemy’s next moves. Personal vendettas and hidden loyalties collide, creating a tense, action-packed narrative that keeps readers on edge.

Key Highlights:

• Focus on Storm Shadow’s skills, motives, and strategies

• Ongoing conflict between Snake Eyes and Storm Shadow

• Cobra’s plots escalate with Zartan and the Dreadnoks

• Classic Larry Hama storytelling with espionage, martial arts, and character depth

A must-have for collectors and fans of the Snake Eyes/Storm Shadow saga, this issue solidifies the mid-1980s G.I. Joe run as a high point in Marvel’s storytelling.