CGR Comic Book Review – G.I. JOE #1 First Printing!
December 24th, 2009
Comic Book Review! Classic Game Room Comics Review reviews GI JOE issue #1 from Marvel comics! GI JOE is the greatest American Hero ever! Even though they are fictional, they’re still the greatest. This first issue of the amazing GI JOE comic book series is a hefty collector’s item today. CGR Comics reviews a first printing, first edition of the June 1982 comic book from Marvel Comics. We’re introduced to many of the famous characters from the comic books and tv cartoon show like Snake Eyes …
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I had no idea you also reviewed comics also! That’s awesome!
i have Gi Joe #116 to like #130 or something.
where Destro is running from Cobra and from Gi Joe. he like went rogue or some shit.
Gi Joe #121 is fucking classic.
Breaker was my first, and my fave
@SmileyNerd101 same i was born in 1997 and i think the gi joe from the 60s the original 12 inch tall would be the best and second best would be the 80s joe figures
i gots gi joe the real american hero #2 wich according to the oerstreet guide is rlly rare
I wasn’t born in 1980 or anything but I still prefer G.I. Joe then the other action figures, tv cartoons, or comics.
He even left out Dennis O’Neil, the editor and writer of the modern age Dark Knight!
man, those were the days! i freakin’ loved G.I. Joe comics!!! So well written and illustrated. two thumbs up!!!
Actually, years after the first issue, they did go over how Cobra was formed, how they got the funding for all their weapons and stuff. I don’t have enough room to explain it all in this little box, but you could probably find it on wikipedia (I guess). Let’s just say the comic book was MUCH MUCH more realistic with Cobra Comander and Cobra’s origin than the cartoon’s crappy back story (WTF at Cobra-la). Anyway, AWESOME video. I’ll give it a 9 out of 10. Great job !!!
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xoDivineJimmyxo IDW is reprinting Marvels GI Joe run, as well as putting out new Joe comics as well. try Amazon or your local comic shop
A good review, but how can you not give credit to the guys who created the book? You skipped right over that box of text. Like the writer, Larry Hama, who not only wrote that, but the rest of Marvel’s GI Joe comics, the file cards that came with the figures, and he’s still writing Joe comics now. GI Joe Origins anyone? And if you like the art so much gibe the artist, Herb Trimpe, a nod.
Who doesnt?
This is a great review!
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i have a volume comics 1-10
so do I
no clue
So do I. Two copies. Any idea how much its worth today?
Since this the publisher was marvel, do they sell reprints? Like essential reprints (spiderman essential, hulk essential, ironman essential…like 20 issues is reprinted into one huge book call an essential and they usually sell them at barnes and nobles and borders)? I really don’t care about color and crap, just as long as i read it…
wow white pages thats a nice comc book you got there
i have issue #1 of spawn
how much is the second one?
I was 6 when that came out. I don’t think I started collecting until issue 40.
I got the 25th Anniversary reprint that came with the Hawk/Scarlett pack.
I liked it. So much useful material. I read with great interest.