“G.I. Joe” Issues 46-53 & Special Missions 1-2 by Larry Hama
Reviewing issues 46-53 & Special Missions 1-2 of Larry Hama’s Marvel Comics “G.I. Joe” series, mirroring IDW’s “G.I. Joe: The Complete Collection” Volume 5.
Author: D.S. Christensen
D. S. Christensen has been an author and reviewer across various forms of media since he was a teenager. In his professional life, he has focused on blending creativity and technology. He has written numerous books, both fiction and non-fiction, on a wide variety of topics.
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