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Marvel Comics · January 1986

G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #43

From G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero · Issue #43

  • Cover Mike Zeck
  • Script Larry Hama
  • Pencils Rod Whigham
  • Inks Andy Mushynsky
  • Colors George Roussos
  • Letters Joe Rosen

G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero issue 43 was published by Marvel Comics with a cover date of January 1986 at a cover price of 0.75 USD; 0.50 GBP; 1.00 CAD.

Wade renounces Cobra after having a talk with Snake-Eyes and Stalker, taking his new family with him. The Soft Master sacrifices his life after escaping from Springfield when he deflects one of Scrap-Iron’s missiles launched at a crashed car containing Candy, a drunk driver, and Billy (crashed at a train signal), but he launches another one after given the sign by Firefly to eliminate any possible witnesses, thereby killing the three in the car.

Main story credits: written by Larry Hama; pencils by Rod Whigham; inks by Andy Mushynsky.

Catalogue note: On-sale date from Marvel Age #33.

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

Contents

  1. #0 cover 1 pp

    (untitled)

    • Pencils Mike Zeck
    • Inks John Beatty

    Characters: Grim Reaper

    Grim Reaper shooting M-60 machine gun.

  2. #1 comic story 22 pp

    Crossroads

    • Script Larry Hama
    • Pencils Rod Whigham
    • Inks Andy Mushynsky
    • Colors George Roussos
    • Letters Joe Rosen

    Characters: Ramon Escobedo (flashback); Dickie Saperstein (flashback); Springfield Police; Sister Agnes; Sister Theresa; unnamed driver (death)

    Wade renounces Cobra after having a talk with Snake-Eyes and Stalker, taking his new family with him. The Soft Master sacrifices his life after escaping from Springfield when he deflects one of Scrap-Iron's missiles launched at a crashed car containing Candy, a drunk driver, and Billy (crashed at a train signal), but he launches another one after given the sign by Firefly to eliminate any possible witnesses, thereby killing the three in the car.

  3. #2 comics-form advertising 2 pp

    Where's the Cap'n?

    • Pencils Ron Frenz

    Cap'n Crunch has disappeared, and as Spider-Man searches for clues he finds a bottle floating in the sea, and inside is a letter that has a secret code.

  4. #3 in-house column 1 pp

    (untitled)

    • Script Jim Shooter
    • Letters typeset
  5. #4 letters page 1 pp

    (untitled)

    • Letters typeset
  6. #5 promo 1 pp

    Time is Running Out

    • Pencils John Romita
    • Inks John Romita
    • Letters typeset

Indexer notes

On-sale date from Marvel Age #33.

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