G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero issue 21 was published by Marvel Comics with a cover date of March 1984 at a cover price of 0.60 USD; 0.25 GBP; 0.75 CAD.
Storm Shadow has captured Scarlett while she was on a routine parachute drop exercise and brought her to Destro’s Castle as a present to Cobra Commander. Snake-Eyes learns of her capture, and has to sneak in stealthily to rescue her. During the rescue, we learn that Storm Shadow is related to Snake-Eyes somehow based on both of them having the same tattoo on their right forearms.
Main story credits: written by Larry Hama; pencils by Larry Hama, Steve Leialoha; inks by Steve Leialoha.
Catalogue note: On-sale date from Amazing Heroes #36.
Issue catalogued from the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA 4.0).
Contents
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#0 cover 1 pp The Most Unusual G.I. Joe Story Ever!!
- Pencils Ed Hannigan
- Inks Klaus Janson
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#1 comic story 22 pp Silent Interlude
- Script Larry Hama
- Pencils Larry Hama; Steve Leialoha
- Inks Steve Leialoha
- Colors George Roussos
Characters: Cobra soldiers; Red Ninjas (introduction)
Storm Shadow has captured Scarlett while she was on a routine parachute drop exercise and brought her to Destro's Castle as a present to Cobra Commander. Snake-Eyes learns of her capture, and has to sneak in stealthily to rescue her. During the rescue, we learn that Storm Shadow is related to Snake-Eyes somehow based on both of them having the same tattoo on their right forearms.
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#2 in-house column 1 pp (untitled)
- Script Tom DeFalco; Mark Gruenwald; Mike Carlin; Eliot R. Brown
- Letters typeset
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#3 letters page 1 pp (untitled)
- Pencils Butch Guice
- Inks Butch Guice
- Letters typeset
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#4 promo 1 pp Give a Marvel Holiday Gift Subscription!
- Pencils John Byrne
- Inks John Byrne
- Letters typeset
Indexer notes
On-sale date from Amazing Heroes #36.
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