G.I. Joe, A Real American Hero, #126 Newsstand
Published: July 1992
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Issue Contents:
Meet Firefly : He Knows Where the Bodies are Buried !
Characters
- Firefly
- Hard Master (dying
- flashback as image off of his mask)
- Cobra Commander (paying him as flashback image off mask)
- Arashikage Family portrait (all as one image in flashback off his mask)[Blind Master
- Jinx
- Snake-Eyes
- Storm Shadow
- Hard Master
- Soft Master
- Faceless Master (Firefly)]
Credits
- Pencils: Andrew Wildman
- Inks: Andrew Wildman
Firefly !
Storyline
Firefly's revealed as the mysterious Red Ninja Warlord from issue 124 and gets the drop on both the Joes and Cobra agents by capturing them all to brainwash to his will via a brainwave scanner. We also learn how he escaped the freighter he was trapped in alongside everyone else in issue #98 by Cobra Commander. Also revealed is Firefly's origins, as he was originally recruited by the Commander in flashbacks to assassinate Snake Eyes, and how Zartan was later brought in to complete the job after Firefly witnesses a ninja challenge involving Snake Eyes showing he would've been no match for him
Characters
- G.I. Joe [Ninja Force [Storm Shadow
- Snake Eyes
- Nunchuk
- Dojo
- T'Jbang]
- Jinx (flashback photo)]
- Cobra [Cobra Commander (flashback)
- Firefly
- Slice
- Dice
- B.A.T.S.
- Red Ninjas
- Serpentor (as corpse on ice in flashback)
- Zartan (flashback)]
- Hard Master (flashback)
- Soft Master (flashback)
Credits
- Script: Larry Hama
- Pencils: Andrew Wildman
- Inks: Randy Emberlin
- Colors: Bob Sharen
- Letters: Rick Parker
Story Notes
Story cut to 20 pages due to new dossier this issue.
G.I. Joe Dossier
Storyline
character profile on Gung-Ho.
Characters
- Gung-Ho
Credits
- Script: Larry Hama
- Pencils: Ron Frenz
- Inks: Steve Mitchell
Storyline
comments about previous Joe issues.
Characters
- Firefly
Credits
- Script: Larry Hama
Story Notes
Larry Hama also explains why he kept Firefly's true origin a secret for so long, using Zartan as a red herring. Letters from Phillip Mack, Jason Kincaid, Michael Spellgey, Jayson.