G.I. Joe, A Real American Hero, #40 Canadian
Published: October 1985
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Characters
- Marvin F. Hinton ( Universe)
- Roadblock ( Universe)
Credits
- Pencils: Mike Zeck
- Inks: John Beatty
Hydrofoil
"In the port of New Orleans..."
Storyline
Cobra tricks the Joes into attacking an underwater base (masterminded by Prof. Appel, Candy's father, a Crimson Guardsman and scientist), which due to its depth, is attacked by high explosives. The explosives cause an underground quake to begin, the results to be seen later on. Meanwhile, after Candy is questioned about her father's activities (of which she has no knowledge of), she and Buzzer are on their way to a military prison, but they both escape en route.
Characters
- Clayton M. Abernathy ( Universe)
- Ace ( Universe)
- Candy Appel ( Universe)
- Brad J. Armbruster ( Universe)
- Barbecue ( Universe)
- Richard Blinken-Smythe ( Universe)
- Buzzer ( Universe)
- Cobra Commander ( Universe)
- Cutter ( Universe)
- Deep-Six ( Universe)
- Hector X. Delgado ( Universe)
- Doc ( Universe)
- Duke ( Universe)
- Carl W. Greer ( Universe)
- Gung-Ho ( Universe)
- Conrad S. Hauser ( Universe)
- Hawk ( Universe)
- Marvin F. Hinton ( Universe)
- Charlie Iron-Knife ( Universe)
- Junkyard ( Universe)
- Gabriel A. Kelly ( Universe)
- Ettienne R. LaFitte ( Universe)
- Daniel M. LeClaire ( Universe)
- Edward W. Leialoha ( Universe)
- Harlan W. Moore ( Universe)
- Mutt ( Universe)
- Stanley R. Perlmutter ( Universe)
- Recondo ( Universe)
- Ripcord ( Universe)
- Roadblock ( Universe)
- Shipwreck ( Universe)
- Tormod S. Skoog ( Universe)
- Snake-Eyes ( Universe)
- Snow Job ( Universe)
- Spirit ( Universe)
- Stalker ( Universe)
- Skip A. Stone ( Universe)
- Tomax ( Universe)
- Torpedo ( Universe)
- Tripwire ( Universe)
- Lonzo R. Wilkinson ( Universe)
- Malcolm R. Willoughby ( Universe)
- Xamot ( Universe)
- Zartan ( Universe)
- Airborne ( Universe)
- Professor Appel ( Universe)
- Everett P. Colby ( Universe)
- William S. Hardy ( Universe)
- Keel-Haul ( Universe)
- Franklin E. Talltree ( Universe)
- Wallace A. Weems ( Universe)
- Wild Bill ( Universe)
Credits
- Script: Larry Hama
- Pencils: Rod Whigham
- Inks: Andy Mushynsky
- Colors: George Roussos
- Letters: Joe Rosen
Story Notes
The SHARC is drawn correctly same as the toy (see issue #25 for more information) and as later seen in the TV series.
"How to read the X-Men and the New Mutants this summer"
Credits
- Script: Ann Nocenti
Story Notes
In the main text, Ann Nocenti provides a reading order for all the X-books due out this summer. Page includes a column titled Mighty Marvel Summer Convention Calendar, listing all comic conventions throughout the summer, and which Marvel creators will be attending. Also includes a checklist of issues currently on sale.
Story Notes
Letters from Erik Gerdes, George Pirovolikos, Keith Hames, Curtis Slater, Chris Benjamin, Carlos Coutinho and John Stark, Jesse Farland, and Mike Clouser.
Special Offer
"Four extra comics with every subscription"
Characters
Story Notes
House ad for Marvel comic subscriptions.
The War Continues...
"... as the Beyonder sinks to the depths of despair."
Characters
- Clint Barton (mainstream Universe)
- Beyonder (mainstream Universe)
- Captain America (mainstream Universe)
- Doctor Strange (mainstream Universe)
- Eros (mainstream Universe)
- Ben Grimm (mainstream Universe)
- Hawkeye (mainstream Universe)
- Hercules (mainstream Universe)
- Human Torch (mainstream Universe)
- Invisible Woman (mainstream Universe)
- Iron Man (mainstream Universe)
- Lyja (mainstream Universe)
- Alicia Masters (mainstream Universe)
- Mockingbird (mainstream Universe)
- Bobbi Morse (mainstream Universe)
- Mr. Fantastic (mainstream Universe)
- Greer Nelson (mainstream Universe)
- Thor Odinson (mainstream Universe)
- Reed Richards (mainstream Universe)
- Susan Storm Richards (mainstream Universe)
- Steve Rogers (mainstream Universe)
- She-Hulk (mainstream Universe)
- Starfox (mainstream Universe)
- Tony Stark (mainstream Universe)
- Johnny Storm (mainstream Universe)
- Stephen Strange (mainstream Universe)
- The Thing (mainstream Universe)
- Thor (mainstream Universe)
- Tigra (mainstream Universe)
- Janet Van Dyne (mainstream Universe)
- Jennifer Walters (mainstream Universe)
- Wasp (mainstream Universe)
- Simon Williams (mainstream Universe)
- Wonder Man (mainstream Universe)
Story Notes
Inside back cover. House ad for [gcd_link_series](3045), with cover previews of [gcd_link_issue](76330), [gcd_link_issue](40790), and [gcd_link_issue](40775). There is also a "cover preview" of [gcd_link_issue](40772), however this is not the actual cover - instead they have used an illustration of Dr. Strange taken from his character profile in [gcd_link_issue](87559).