G.I. Joe- 3.75 Division Episode : 25 "Dead Men Tell No Tales (Part 1)"

It took roughly 25 episodes to get to this point: the fate if Deep Six. Since basically the first few episodes, it's been revealed that he went missing and was presumably taken prisoner by Cobra.

Well if the first panel is any indication, he's not living his best life right now. Read on to find out and as usual, click the photos to enlarge them for easier viewing and check after the last panel for Director's commentary and behind the scenes information!

Oh boy, I had been planning this episode in my head for months after I started this photo comic series. Interrogator is one of the best Cobra figures to come out of the 1992 G.I. Joe line up and he's a major character in the entire G.I. Joe: 3.75 Division story. He had some lines in Episode 17, but not as much as I was satisfied with.

This episode I get to explore his more sadistic, dominating side where you get to see him actually torturing someone- unfortunately this is Eco-Warriors Deep Six.

The "set" they are on is the detention level near the vehicle repair bay as you can make out some Techno-Vipers working on a couple of Cobra Buzz Boars in the background when the doors open.

Cobra, as they are all living toys, constructed The Deep with whatever building material they could find so cardboard, especially for light little toys like themselves, is used alot all over the base.

Onto Part 2!

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