G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #43 (Marvel Comics, January 1986)-image
G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #43 (Marvel Comics, January 1986)-image
G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #43 (Marvel Comics, January 1986)-image
G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #43 (Marvel Comics, January 1986)-image
G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #43 (Marvel Comics, January 1986)-image
G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #43 (Marvel Comics, January 1986)-image
G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #43 (Marvel Comics, January 1986)-image
G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #43 (Marvel Comics, January 1986)-image

G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #43 (Marvel Comics, January 1986)

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Publisher: Marvel Comics Issue Number: 43 Era: Copper Age (1984-1991) Language: English Publication Year: 1986 Artist/Writer: Rod Whigham, Andy Mushynsky, Larry Hama, George Roussos Character: Scrap-Iron (First Appearance), Billy, Candy Appel (Death), Lonzo R. Wilkinson, Soft Master (Death), Grim Reaper, Buzzer, Firefly, Stalker, Richard Blinken-Smythe, Unnamed Driver (Death), Fred II (Flashback about His Life, Quits), Snake-Eyes Cover Artist: John Beatty, Mike Zeck Tradition: US Comics Universe: G.I. Joe Genre: War, Military Type: Comic Book Features: Direct Format: Single Issue Series Title: G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero

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G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #43 (Marvel Comics, January 1986). The product is a single issue comic book titled "G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #43" published by Marvel Comics in January 1986. Written by Rod Whigham, Andy Mushynsky, Larry Hama, and George Roussos, the story features various characters including Unnamed Driver, Billy, Grim Reaper, Snake-Eyes, and more. The cover art was done by John Beatty and Mike Zeck, and the comic falls under the genres of war and military. As part of the Copper Age era of comics, this direct edition appeals to collectors of US Comics and fans of the G.I. Joe universe. The product is a single issue comic book titled "G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #43" published by Marvel Comics in January 1986. Written by Rod Whigham, Andy Mushynsky, Larry Hama, and George Roussos, the story features various characters including Unnamed Driver, Billy, Grim Reaper, Snake-Eyes, and more. The cover art was done by John Beatty and Mike Zeck, and the comic falls under the genres of war and military. As part of the Copper Age era of comics, this direct edition appeals to collectors of US Comics and fans of the G.I. Joe universe.

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