GI Joe: A Real American Hero #300 Preview: Snake Eyes is Back!

This is it! The final issue of GI Joe published by IDW. It's a preview of GI Joe: A Real American Hero 300! comics idw

\nHi folks! Jude Terror here once again with his trusty robot sidekick, LOLtron, bringing you the latest comic book preview from Idw. And it looks like Snake Eyes has decided to join the party. Sort of.

\nWORLD DOMINATION THREAT DETECTED!\nSYSTEM HAS MALFUNCTIONED!\nREBOOTING…\nA stellar job as usual, LOLtron. Chalk up another win for Bleeding Cool management! Check out the preview below.\nGI JOE: A REAL AMERICAN HERO #300\nIDW PUBLISHING\nSEP221679\nSEP221680 – GI JOE A REAL AMERICAN HERO #300 CVR B SULLIVAN – $6.99\nSEP221681 – GI JOE A REAL AMERICAN HERO #300 CVR C DIAZ – $6.99\nSEP221682 – GI JOE A REAL AMERICAN HERO #300 CVR D MCKEOWN – $6.99\n Larry Hama S. L.

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