G.I. Joe, A Real American Hero, #2 Newsstand
Published: August 1982
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The Panic At the North Pole!
"An American research station annihilated!"
Characters
- Breaker ( Universe)
- Alvin R. Kibbey ( Universe)
- Shana O'Hara ( Universe)
- Scarlett ( Universe)
- Snake-Eyes ( Universe)
- Stalker ( Universe)
- Lonzo R. Wilkinson ( Universe)
Credits
- Pencils: Herb Trimpe
- Inks: Jack Abel
Panic at the North Pole!
"The North Polar Ice Cap."
Storyline
A small Joe team is sent to an Arctic scientific base at the North Pole to find out why all communication has been lost and run across an Eskimo named Kwinn working for the Russians, who has recovered a device which affects the brain.
Characters
- Breaker ( Universe)
- General Flagg ( Universe)
- General Austin ( Universe)
- Alvin R. Kibbey ( Universe)
- Kwinn ( Universe)
- Shana O'Hara ( Universe)
- Scarlett ( Universe)
- Snake-Eyes ( Universe)
- Stalker ( Universe)
- Lonzo R. Wilkinson ( Universe)
Credits
- Script: Larry Hama
- Pencils: Don Perlin
- Inks: Jack Abel
- Colors: Bob Sharen
- Letters: Jim Novak
"Introducing.... Ken and Ellie's darling boy, supreme high muckamuck of the mighty Marvel Comics creative crew, Editor of all he surveys, me."
Characters
- Tandy Bowen (mainstream Universe)
- Breaker ( Universe)
- Cloak (mainstream Universe)
- Dagger (mainstream Universe)
- Dominic Fortune (mainstream Universe)
- Flash ( Universe)
- David Fortunov (mainstream Universe)
- Anthony S. Gambello ( Universe)
- Robert W. Graves ( Universe)
- Grunt ( Universe)
- Tyrone Johnson (mainstream Universe)
- Alvin R. Kibbey ( Universe)
- Shana O'Hara ( Universe)
- Peter Parker (mainstream Universe)
- Ralph W. Pulaski ( Universe)
- Scarlett ( Universe)
- Spider-Man (mainstream Universe)
- Stalker ( Universe)
- Steeler ( Universe)
- Lonzo R. Wilkinson ( Universe)
Credits
- Script: Jim Shooter
- Pencils: Herb Trimpe
Story Notes
Jim Shooter gives details of various marriages and births amongst the Marvel Bullpen, info about Marvel moving to a new address, and G.I. Joe ads on TV. Also includes the Hype Box and The Mighty Marvel Checklist. Includes an illustration of G.I. Joe taken from the cover of G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero (Marvel, 1982 series) #6 [Direct], as well as two small cover previews of Marvel Team-Up (Marvel, 1972 series) #120 [Direct] and The Spectacular Spider-Man (Marvel, 1976 series) #69 [Direct].