G.I. Joe #64 | Maneuvering for Position

07.25.2016 – For now going back to the classics that Marvel published back in the day as its featured comicbook. This month taking spotlight is G.I.Joe comicbooks that where published by Marvel from 1982 to 1984, but we’re not going to review the entire run. Though we’ll hand pick some interesting issues and give insight why it’s a significant feature for this month. This will be random pick that will be getting a look and for the first time we browse back to October 1987 cover date with G.I. Joe #64, which is written by Larry Hama with pencils by Ron Wagner, cover art done by Mike Zeck. In this issue we’ll divide the ongoing story arc and give you an idea why this issue is the classic pick for the month. First off the title of this issue is “Maneuvring for Position” as this mostly focused on the character that mostly is in the cover. You see the Baroness and Serpentor staring at Cobra Commander in his Battle Armor uniform, which was also introduced in the Hasbro toyline when “G.I. Joe: The Movie” was released also in 1987.

Cobra Leaders in Action Figure!

03.10.2013 – There action figures and of course it became of the iconic franchise from the 1980s. G.I. Joe was A Real American Hero that was born accompanied with an animated series and a comic book that gave life to these soldiers. Then we got their enemy in Cobra a ruthless organization bent out to rule world or even include your toy shelf. There are leaders in the organization you all know the Joes but what about the enemy’s leaders? If you haven’t heard here’s some what we know...