Yo, Joe! Celebrate 40 years of the Real American Hero with this oversized deluxe edition filled with iconic stories and exciting bonus content! G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #21: “Silent Interlude” is not only one of the most recognized G.I. Joe issues, but one of the most famous comics of all time. Its groundbreaking use of art to tell a story with no dialogue or captions has become a touchstone in the history of comics, referenced in countless subsequent homages. Along with the original issue, a new interpretation is included with 22 different artists doing a single page, including Rob Liefeld, Tim Lattie, Netho Diaz, Kei Zama, Antonio Fuso, Robert Atkins, Tom Feister, Maria Keane, and more! Also included are classic issues from the series, starting with the one that started it all, G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #1: "Operation: Lady Doomsday;" the short story "...Hot Potato;" issue #24 "The Commander Escapes" with art by the great Russ Heath; issue #26 "Snake Eyes: The Origin;" issue #50 "The Battle of Springfield;" and issue #86 "...Not Fade Away." Bonus content includes an essay by Chad Bowers (Snake Eyes: Deadgame) about the impact "Silent Interlude" and G.I. Joe had on comics; the original breakdowns by Larry Hama for issue #21; character profile cards; and a vehicle gallery.
When Stan’s mom gets the job offer of a lifetime at a cutting-edge tech company, Stan packs his bags and exchanges Chicago for Springfield, home to the secretive tech behemoth, DeCobray Industries .
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This soft cover book features 100# paper and an epic card stock AccuFoil 11"x16" wraparound cover!
CLASSIC COLLECTION GI JOE ( TOYS R US EXCLUSIVE ) 1996 The Classic Collection GI Joe : U.S. Army Infantry , Australian O.D.F. , British S.A.S. and U.S. Airborne Ranger came with either black painted hair and brown eyes , blond hair and ...
Brought to life in the words of the inventors, artists, and executives who helped create the original hero, here are all the memories -- from GI Joe's tough scar to his revolutionary kung-fu grip.
When the System he despises loses his identity, it becomes his opportunity to live outside the rules. This is the origin of the man called Cobra Commander.
Quickly, deftly, Zartan plucked a computer chip from under the injection needle, and snapped it in two. “I'll control my own brainpan, RZDZ, thank you very much.” Then he leaned back on the gurney and cracked his knuckles, ...
This story of patriotism, bravery abroad and at home, and most of all, deep commitment, sets in a gold frame the very essence of America. The story of G.I. Joe and Lillie helps us all remember that true love never, ever dies.
The Chameleon disassembles easily in order for Zartan to pull its parts in the included towing container. Apparently, with his mask on and him towing a box full of junk, Zartan was “in disguise,” a very clever concept.
Volume 1: G.I. Joe has disbanded and COBRA wastes no time: Cobra Commander begins unfolding his sinister plan, activating sleeper agents all over Washington, D.C. and convincing the United States to hire national security from COBRA.