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G.I. JOE: ARMY

Marvel Comics · December 1994

G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #155

From G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero · Issue #155

  • Cover Phil Gosier
  • Script Larry Hama
  • Pencils Phil Gosier
  • Inks Scott Koblish
  • Colors Geraldo Olivira
  • Letters Vickie Williams

G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero issue 155 was published by Marvel Comics with a cover date of December 1994 at a cover price of 1.50 USD; 2.05 CAD.

Wade Collins is having a flashback of Vietnam. Sean wants to join the army, but Wade tells him to write a letter to Snake-Eyes. In the letter, Sean states he wants glory and honor. Snake-Eyes explains the story of Ramon Escobedo. Stalker was there to get away from the gangs. Storm Shadow was sent to further training of his ninja skills. Snake-Eyes wasn’t sure why he was there himself. Snake-Eyes explained that there is no glory in war. There is great inhumanity in war, also bravery, compassion, honor and dignity. Sean realizes he wants to think about it before becoming a soldier.

Main story credits: written by Larry Hama; pencils by Phil Gosier; inks by Scott Koblish.

Catalogue note: Final Issue of series by Marvel Comics; Vol. 2 will be done by Devil’s Due/Image in 1994 continuing from Marvel’s series restarting w/a new number one; Vol. 1 continues again in 2010 w/IDW publishing, starting w/ 155 1/2 (free comic book day 2010)

Issue catalogued from the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Contents

  1. #0 cover 1 pp

    (untitled)

    • Pencils Phil Gosier
    • Inks Scott Koblish
    • Colors Geraldo Olivira

    Characters: Hawk; Stalker; Snake-Eyes; Scarlett; Lady Jaye; Flint; Roadblock; Beach Head; Spirit; Gung-Ho; Mutt; Lt. Falcon; Clutch; Shipwreck; Rock N Roll; Storm Shadow; Footloose; Grunt; Quick Kick; several other unnamed Joes

  2. #1 comic story 30 pp

    A Letter From Snake-Eyes

    • Script Larry Hama
    • Pencils Phil Gosier
    • Inks Scott Koblish
    • Colors Geraldo Olivira
    • Letters Vickie Williams

    Characters: G.I. Joe; Wade Collins and his adopted family

    Wade Collins is having a flashback of Vietnam. Sean wants to join the army, but Wade tells him to write a letter to Snake-Eyes. In the letter, Sean states he wants glory and honor. Snake-Eyes explains the story of Ramon Escobedo. Stalker was there to get away from the gangs. Storm Shadow was sent to further training of his ninja skills. Snake-Eyes wasn't sure why he was there himself. Snake-Eyes explained that there is no glory in war. There is great inhumanity in war, also bravery, compassion, honor and dignity. Sean realizes he wants to think about it before becoming a soldier.

  3. #2 letters page 2 pp

    (untitled)

    • Letters typeset

    2-pg. final letters page for series,incl. farewell from larry hama to the series

Indexer notes

Final Issue of series by Marvel Comics; Vol. 2 will be done by Devil's Due/Image in 1994 continuing from Marvel's series restarting w/a new number one; Vol. 1 continues again in 2010 w/IDW publishing, starting w/ 155 1/2 (free comic book day 2010)

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