The most beloved G.I. JOE agent of all time ... is working with COBRA! Find out how the black-clad American ninja ends up on the wrong side of justice in this explosive mini-series.

G.I. Joe goes underground - literally! They've been on the defensive for the last four months, and now they've got a plan to get out of the line of fire, regroup, and start painting Cobra with red, white, and blue butt-kicking! That is, if Cobra doesn't find them and kill them first ... and, now, as the Cobra Civil War comes to a close, a new Cobra Commander will take over and bring Cobra out of the shadows.

The hunt is on for Snake Eyes in this epic tale that will feature every living JOE, including never-before-seen origin stories! When the original Snake Eyes lost his life battling the forces of evil, Sean Collins (aka Throwdown) took up the mysterious mantle to deny Cobra a moral victory in their long-running war against G.I. JOE. But Cobra Commander--not realizing the original Snake Eyes' memories and skills are now implanted in the mind and body of Dawn Moreno--has never given up his desire to remove the legendary ninja from his enemies, and will do whatever it takes to make it happen, including kidnapping and brainwashing Sean Collins and making him part of Cobra! Can G.I. Joe save Sean from the dark clutches of Cobra before it's too late?! Written by living legend Larry Hama and featuring the long-awaited return of artist Robert Atkins to the pages of G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero, "Snake Hunt" is a star-studded 10-part event that will feature EVERY SINGLE MEMBER OF G.I. JOE! Collects issues #266-275 of the G.I. JOE: A Real American Hero series.

Snake Eyes returns to Japan to re-join the Arashikage clan to team up with Storm Shadow. Their target: the new COBRA COMMANDER! Will the most dangerous JOE turn his back on his loyalties and his friends just to bring down the new COBRA leader?

Cobra Commander faces new challenges, but this time has the help of Stormshadow, his own personal ninja.

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