Marvel Comics Gi Joe ARAH Issue No 066 The Tenth Letter December 1987 for Sale

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Marvel Comics Gi Joe ARAH Issue No 066 The Tenth Letter December 1987 For Sale

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Marvel Comics Gi Joe ARAH Issue No 066 The Tenth Letter December 1987:
$14.00

Marvel Comics Gi Joe Issue No 66 The Tenth Letter! December 1987G.I. Joe Team Adventures
\"The TenthLetter,\" Snake Eyes, Scarlett and their ninja pals try to break thecaptured Joes out of the gulag in Borovia.

Issue DetailsComic Book Issue66PublishedDecember 1987Comic Book Cover Price$1.00Comic Book Pages36Comic Book EditingTom DeFalco, Bob HarrasNotes2nd Print existsCover DetailsGenrewarPencilsHerb Trimpe
InksHerb Trimpe
Notes2nd Print existsReprinted
22 page G.I. Joe story \"The Tenth Letter!\"Comic Book CharactersSnake Eyes, Scarlett,Stalker, Snow Job, Quick Kick, Jinx, Storm Shadow, Billy, Blind Master, TheWhite ClownComic Book Synopsis\"The TenthLetter,\" Snake Eyes, Scarlett and their ninja pals try to break thecaptured Joes out of the gulag in Borovia. Comic Book GenrewarComic Book ScriptLarry HamaComic Book PencilsRon WagnerComic Book InksRandy Emberlin
Comic Book ColorsBob Sharen
Comic Book LettersJoe RosenNotes

I am not a comic book grader. I like my books a little worn. I want to read and enjoy them, not revere them. These guys have been read, but they are in nice shape and can easily be included in any collection. Enjoy them as much as I have!

This Marvel Comics Gi Joe A Real American Hero Issue No 066 The Tenth Letter December 1987 is a must-have for any fan of US Comics, especially those interested in war-themed stories. This single issue comic book features the iconic superhero teams of Cobra and GI Joe, written by Larry Hama and illustrated by Herb Trimpe, Joe Rosen, and Randy Emberlin. The comic book is in its original form as a first printing, boarded and bagged, making it a great addition to any collection. The cover art is by Herb Trimpe and features the title character G.I. Joe. The comic book is intended for a general audience. This vintage comic book is from the Modern Age (1985-Now) and is a part of the GI Joe universe.