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zyanova · 1 month
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I'm obsessed with their relationship.
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askthelovenest · 5 months
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...UH OH...
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candychameleon · 17 days
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ok i'm definitely sick. anyway have the only thing i've had energy to draw today. i'm also a destro fan now
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Today’s character of the day is: Destro from G.I. Joe series
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pollsforpondering · 5 days
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grimewart · 3 months
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first day at cobra
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roybattyrabbit · 2 months
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steamed hams
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georgeromeros · 1 year
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G.I. JOE: A REAL AMERICAN HERO - “The M.A.S.S. Device, Part 1 - The Cobra Strikes”    
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browsethestacks · 4 months
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Destro
Art by Patrick Goddard
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coolcomicbookcovers · 5 months
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starscream7799 · 1 year
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I’d like to contribute a little to the GI Joe fandom
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askthelovenest · 5 months
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I can't believe that a man with a metal face is going to be the reason why I get into GI Joe, but here we are.
In my defense, he's shown to be VERY romantic. And the plot actually sounds interesting.
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cantsayidont · 3 months
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October 1983. That's it, that's the show — Cobra Commander (left) and his cadre of opportunists, mountebanks, and scoundrels plot against each other in a scene from G.I. JOE #16. The punchline:
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You might well ask what the Commander is planning to do with that wine glass, since he's wearing a full-face helmet. Writer Larry Hama addresses just that point eight issues later, in G.I. JOE #24:
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This is really the thing that has kept this ridiculous series alive (it was later revived by other publishers, and recently passed issue #300): Larry Hama's weird sense of humor and flair for eccentricity. The plots are frequently not much and the heroes are mostly no deeper than the plastic action figures on which they're based, but the ludicrous villains are consistently entertaining.
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zombothethird · 5 months
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A work in progress
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snest0 · 1 year
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😦
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grimewart · 3 months
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destro
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