🔑 G.I. JOE: A REAL AMERICAN HERO #151-155 [MARVEL] LOT 5 COMICS HIGH GRADE 1994

Series Title: G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero Issue #: 151, 152, 153, 154, 155 (complete 5-issue lot) Story Title: #151: Cobra Renewed! (22 pages) – Snake-Eyes alone against a renewed Cobra threat #152: Special Origin Issue – The Original Adventure of the Very First G.I. Joe (Joe Colton origin) #153: Shadow of The B.A.T. – Fill-in story featuring Scarlett vs. a new B.A.T. android #154: Flying The Unfriendly Skies – Roadblock battles Cobra agents on a plane #155: A Letter From Snake-Eyes (30 pages) – Final issue with major character reflections and closure Date of Publication: August 1994 (#151) to December 1994 (#155) Edition: Standard / Regular Edition (Direct) Publisher: Marvel Comics Country of Origin: USA Language: English Cover Price: $1.25–$1.50 USD each Cover Artists: Phil Gosier (#151, #152, #155), Elman Brown (#153), Amanda Conner (#154) and others Artists: Phil Gosier, Scott Koblish, William Rosado, Ernie Stiner, Alex Saviuk, Kevin Kobasic, Mike Harris, Hector Collazo, Ernie Chan, Chip Wallace, Crusher Wallace, Jack Snyder, Dave Chi and others (including profile pin-ups) Writers: Larry Hama (primary writer for most issues), Eric Fein, Peter Quinones (fill-ins) Characters: Snake-Eyes, Scarlett, Hawk, Duke, Roadblock, Lady Jaye, Flint, Storm Shadow, Cobra Commander, Dr. Mindbender, Zartan, Baroness, Billy, B.A.T.s, Joseph P. Colton (first G.I. Joe) and full G.I. Joe / Cobra teams First Appearances: None major in this range (late-run issues). #152 features the full origin of Joseph P. Colton as the original G.I. Joe. Key Facts: Complete 5-issue sequential lot from the final months of Marvel’s original G.I. Joe series (1982–1994). Low print run due to the series being cancelled after #155, making these final issues significantly scarcer than earlier volumes. Issues #154 and #155 both include the subscription card. #155 is the official final issue of the Marvel run. Strong Larry Hama writing with military action, character drama, and Cobra resurgence. #152 is a special origin issue for the very first G.I. Joe (Joe Colton). Includes fill-in stories (#153, #154) as the series wound down. Highly collectible as the end of the classic Marvel G.I. Joe continuity before later revivals (Devil’s Due / IDW). Typical 1990s Marvel format: 36 pages per issue (including ads/profiles), full colour, saddle-stitched. Page Count: 36 pages per issue Condition: Please refer to the accompanying photos for condition, we are amateur graders, all best efforts are taken when indicating a likely grade. Should you require further photos, please contact us. Includes archival bag and board. Please check out our other items on eBay. All items come from a smoke free environment. Happy to combine shipping...! Our story: This is my father's "The Hoarder's" private comics, toys, memorabilia and collectables collection he's been amassing for over 65 years. We are guesstimating somewhere in the vicinity of half a million comics + the rest of the collectables, ALL of which are to be sold. While we are somewhat aware of certain acquisitions, there is an abundance of anticipation and excitement of the yet to be discovered, we would love you to join us on our journey which is only just beginning... Follow us @ #comic_collector_aus Some data courtesy of the Grand Comics Database

🔑 G.I. JOE: A REAL AMERICAN HERO #151-155 [MARVEL] LOT 5 COMICS HIGH GRADE 1994

Series Title: G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero

Issue #: 151, 152, 153, 154, 155 (complete 5-issue lot)

Story Title:

#151: Cobra Renewed! (22 pages) – Snake-Eyes alone against a renewed Cobra threat
#152: Special Origin Issue – The Original Adventure of the Very First G.I. Joe (Joe Colton origin)
#153: Shadow of The B.A.T. – Fill-in story featuring Scarlett vs. a new B.A.T. android
#154: Flying The Unfriendly Skies – Roadblock battles Cobra agents on a plane
#155: A Letter From Snake-Eyes (30 pages) – Final issue with major character reflections and closure

Date of Publication: August 1994 (#151) to December 1994 (#155)

Edition: Standard / Regular Edition (Direct)

Publisher: Marvel Comics

Country of Origin: USA

Language: English

Cover Price: $1.25–$1.50 USD each

Cover Artists: Phil Gosier (#151, #152, #155), Elman Brown (#153), Amanda Conner (#154) and others

Artists: Phil Gosier, Scott Koblish, William Rosado, Ernie Stiner, Alex Saviuk, Kevin Kobasic, Mike Harris, Hector Collazo, Ernie Chan, Chip Wallace, Crusher Wallace, Jack Snyder, Dave Chi and others (including profile pin-ups)

Writers: Larry Hama (primary writer for most issues), Eric Fein, Peter Quinones (fill-ins)

Characters: Snake-Eyes, Scarlett, Hawk, Duke, Roadblock, Lady Jaye, Flint, Storm Shadow, Cobra Commander, Dr. Mindbender, Zartan, Baroness, Billy, B.A.T.s, Joseph P. Colton (first G.I. Joe) and full G.I. Joe / Cobra teams

First Appearances: None major in this range (late-run issues). #152 features the full origin of Joseph P. Colton as the original G.I. Joe.

Key Facts:

Complete 5-issue sequential lot from the final months of Marvel’s original G.I. Joe series (1982–1994).
Low print run due to the series being cancelled after #155, making these final issues significantly scarcer than earlier volumes.
Issues #154 and #155 both include the subscription card.
#155 is the official final issue of the Marvel run.
Strong Larry Hama writing with military action, character drama, and Cobra resurgence.
#152 is a special origin issue for the very first G.I. Joe (Joe Colton).
Includes fill-in stories (#153, #154) as the series wound down.
Highly collectible as the end of the classic Marvel G.I. Joe continuity before later revivals (Devil’s Due / IDW).
Typical 1990s Marvel format: 36 pages per issue (including ads/profiles), full colour, saddle-stitched.

Page Count: 36 pages per issue

Condition: Please refer to the accompanying photos for condition, we are amateur graders, all best efforts are taken when indicating a likely grade. Should you require further photos, please contact us. Includes archival bag and board.

Please check out our other items on eBay. All items come from a smoke free environment.

Happy to combine shipping...!

Our story: This is my father's "The Hoarder's" private comics, toys, memorabilia and collectables collection he's been amassing for over 65 years. We are guesstimating somewhere in the vicinity of half a million comics + the rest of the collectables, ALL of which are to be sold. While we are somewhat aware of certain acquisitions, there is an abundance of anticipation and excitement of the yet to be discovered, we would love you to join us on our journey which is only just beginning... Follow us @ #comic_collector_aus

Some data courtesy of the Grand Comics Database