G.I. Joe, A Real American Hero, #34 Direct
Published: April 1985
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Characters
- Ace ( Universe)
- Brad J. Armbruster ( Universe)
- Lady Jaye ( Universe)
- Wild Weasel ( Universe)
- Alison R. Hart-Burnett ( Universe)
Credits
- Pencils: Mike Zeck
- Inks: John Beatty
Story Notes
Zeck pencils credit confirmed and Beatty inks credit supplied by www.mikezeck.com (15 June 2011).
Cloak and Dagger
"Now in their own bi-monthly comic"
Characters
- Tandy Bowen (mainstream Universe)
- Cloak (mainstream Universe)
- Dagger (mainstream Universe)
- Tyrone Johnson (mainstream Universe)
Story Notes
Inside front cover. House ad for [gcd_link_series](3011).
Shake Down!
"Lady J, I take it you've already been checked out on the multi-mode pulse doppler radar..."
Storyline
Ace, with Lady Jaye as passenger, in the Skystriker has an aerial dogfight vs. Wild Weasel, with Baroness as gunner, in the Rattler in their updated jets. Both combatants leave the area, severely damaged, but head for their respective bases as a sign of respect for the superb air battle prowess of each other.
Characters
- Ace ( Universe)
- Brad J. Armbruster ( Universe)
- Baroness ( Universe)
- Lady Jaye ( Universe)
- Wild Weasel ( Universe)
- Anastasia Cisarovna ( Universe)
- Alison R. Hart-Burnett ( Universe)
Credits
- Script: Larry Hama
- Pencils: Rod Whigham
- Inks: Andy Mushynsky
- Colors: George Roussos
- Letters: Rick Parker
Tips on Ways to Prevent Sexual Abuse
"Your body belongs to you, and you have a right to decide how and when anyone touches you!"
Characters
- Energizer (mainstream Universe)
- Gee (mainstream Universe)
- Lightspeed (mainstream Universe)
- Mass Master (mainstream Universe)
- Peter Parker (mainstream Universe)
- Alex Power (mainstream Universe)
- Jack Power (mainstream Universe)
- Julie Power (mainstream Universe)
- Katie Power (mainstream Universe)
- Spider-Man (mainstream Universe)
Story Notes
Public Service Announcement by Marvel and the National Committee for Prevention of Child Abuse. Includes an offer to obtain a copy of [gcd_link_issue](39469) for $1.00 (or more).
"Happy New Year! The year nineteen hundred and eighty-four was the most successful year in Marvel's glorious history..."
Credits
- Script: Jim Shooter
Story Notes
In the main text, Jim Shooter talks about the successful year Marvel had in 1984, the upcoming Secret Wars II, and the Barking Dog Museum in Manhattan. Includes announcements of the deaths of Don Newton and Phil Seuling. Also includes the Hype Box featuring synopses of [gcd_link_issue](76325), [gcd_link_issue](39921), [gcd_link_issue](39912), [gcd_link_issue](242726), and the new Star Comics line, as well as a checklist of issues currently on sale.
Story Notes
Letters from Shane Spicer, Mark Rubins, Matt Murphy, Andrew W. Woodward, William Kadner, Neal Stirlen, and Drew Flood. Statement of Ownership is located on the bottom of the page.
U.S. Postal Service Statement of Ownership, Management, and Circulation
Story Notes
Annual Statement of Ownership and Circulation as required by 38 U.S.C. 3685 for the book. Total Number Copies Printed (net press run): Average number of copies each issue during preceding 12 months: 357,468. Single issue nearest to filing date: 344,156. Situated at the bottom of the letters page.
Special 1984 Prices - "Last Time" in 1985!
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Story Notes
House ad for a discounted subscription to current Marvel titles.