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Comic book version of the TV show featuring the Fraggles, Gorgs, Doozers and other wonderful creatures living in the small fantastic place known as Fraggle Rock. Gobo comes across a metronome and thinks it's a time machine. And he brings the machine back to Fraggle Rock, it has a strange effect on everyone in "The Magic Time Machine" and "Can It Be Stopped?" Script by Stan Kay and art by Marie Severin.

Canadian edition with $.75 cover price. Final Issue - Part 2 of 2 - "The End of the Ghost Rider!" Story by J.M. DeMatteis and Bob Budiansky. Art by Bob Budiansky and Kevin Dzubans. Centurious has captured the soul of Johnny Blaze, weakening Zarathos. The only way to save both their lives is for a hellspawn to make the ultimate sacrifice. Johnny Blaze's future and eternal soul rely on the courage and pity of a demon he has been at war with for years. Get ready for the last ride of the Ghost Rider! 32 pages, FC.

Direct Edition. Giant size issue - "Operation: Lady Doomsday!" Written by Larry Hama. Art by Herb Trimpe and Bob McLeod. Cobra is a sinister terrorist organization bent on world domination! There is only one thing standing in their way - GI Joe, the free world's elite strike force and a band of highly trained super soldiers who fight for freedom, justice and the American way. Yo, Joe! 1st appearance of Hawk, Snake-eyes, Scarlett, Clutch, Rock 'n' Roll, Stalker, Breaker, Flash, Grand Slam, Short-Fuse, Grunt, Cobra Commander and the Baroness. Includes back-up story "Hot Potato!" Written by Larry Hama. Art by Don Perlin and Jack Abel. Starring Snake-eyes, Scarlett, and Rock 'n' Roll. Also includes a 2-page diagram of "The Pit," the G.I. Joe Command Center. 52 pages, FC.

Direct Edition. Giant size issue - "Operation: Lady Doomsday!" Written by Larry Hama. Art by Herb Trimpe and Bob McLeod. Cobra is a sinister terrorist organization bent on world domination! There is only one thing standing in their way - GI Joe, the free world's elite strike force and a band of highly trained super soldiers who fight for freedom, justice and the American way. Yo, Joe! 1st appearance of Hawk, Snake-eyes, Scarlett, Clutch, Rock 'n' Roll, Stalker, Breaker, Flash, Grand Slam, Short-Fuse, Grunt, Cobra Commander and the Baroness. Includes back-up story "Hot Potato!" Written by Larry Hama. Art by Don Perlin and Jack Abel. Starring Snake-eyes, Scarlett, and Rock 'n' Roll. Also includes a 2-page diagram of "The Pit," the G.I. Joe Command Center. 52 pages, FC.

1st printing. Newsstand Edition - "Silent Interlude!" Written by Larry Hama. Art by Steve Leialoha. Cobra's deadly new agent - Storm Shadow - has captured Scarlett and brought her to Cobra's stronghold. Only one man has the bravery and skill to rescue her, and his name is Snake-Eyes. Plus, what is GI Joe's black-clad commando's mysterious link with Cobra's super ninja? 36 pages, FC.

NOTE: This is the classic "Silent Issue" with the 1st appearance of Storm Shadow.

1st printing - "Snake-Eyes: The Origin: Part 2 of 2!" Written by Larry Hama. Art by Frank Springer and Andy Mushynsky. As Cobra's elite fight for their lives in the swamp, Scarlet thinks back to the first time she ever met GI Joe's resident super ninja. The origin of Snake-Eyes continues! Plus, Storm Shadow and Snake-Eyes duel to the death and a startling secret about their rivalry is revealed! 32 pages, FC.

1st printing - "The Mountain!" Written by Larry Hama. Art by Frank Springer and Andy Mushynsky. Can Spirit, Firefly, and Destro stop trying to kill each other long enough to survive the journey down THE MOUNTAIN? 32 pages, FC.

Direct Edition. 1st printing - Marvel 25th Anniversary Edition Cover Featuring Snake-Eyes -"Pit-Fall!" Written by Larry Hama. Art by Rod Whigham and Andy Mushynsky. Cover by Mike Zeck. Cobra attacks on GI Joe's home turf! 32 pages, FC.

Mike Zeck cover. This is a first printing. All 2nd or 3rd printings have a 2nd 3rd printing notice on inside at bottom of indicia on first/splash page. 2nd printings were done for most issues from #2 to #63.

In "Divided We Fall," it's civil war on Cobra Island between Serpentor and Cobra Commander, as the Joes and Destro both move in to join the fun. Characters: FEATURE: G.I. Joe--Hawk; Spirit Iron-Knife; Mutt and Junkyard; Wildcard; Skidmark; Flint; Lady Jaye; Mainframe; Dial-Tone; Tunnel Rat; Sneak-Peek; Gung-Ho; Lt. Falcon; Lift-Ticket; Slipstream; Keel-Haul (1st); VILLAINS: Cobra Commander II [Fred VII]; Baroness; Dr. Mindbender; Serpentor; Star-Viper; Firefly; Tomax; Xamot; Major Bludd; Zartan; Zarana; Zandar; Dreadnoks; Destro; Iron Grenadiers; Crimson Guardsmen; Cobra Soldiers . Written by Larry Hama, with art by Ron Wagner and Randy Emberlin. Cover by Ron Wagner and Bob McLeod.

The real Cobra Commander returns! Billy's back, too! And Fred VII is up to his villainous tricks, all in "He's Back!" Characters: Raptor; Dr. Mindbender; Cobra Commander; Fred VII; Fred VIII; Zartan; Sabatoge; Billy; Zarana; Clutch; Rock & Roll; Ripper; Stalker. Written by Larry Hama, with art by Mark Bright and Randy Emberlin. Cover by Lee Weeks.

"What Did He Say?" finds The Joe team and the Oktober Guard joining with the Tucaros tribe against the Iron Grenadiers led by Darklon in Sierra Gordo, while Scarlett's sister wants her off life support. Characters: Daina; Dragonsky; Gorky; Misha (All as The Oktober Guard); Darklon; Flint; Lady Jaye; Muskrat; Roadblock; Razorback Drivers; Cobra Commander; Fred XXIII; Law; Order; Mutt; Spike; Raggedy Mouf; Tiny; Russ; Spirit; Secto-Vipers; Tucaros; Destro; The Baroness; Scarlett's Sister; Storm Shadow; Snake-Eyes. Written by Larry Hama, with art by Mark Bright and Randy Emberlin. Cover by Lee Weeks?

The G.I. Joe team takes on Slice, Dice and the Red Ninjas in "Return to the Silent Castle!" Written by Larry Hama, with art by Andrew Wildman and Randy Emberlin. Plus: a Dr. Mindbender dossier drawn by Sam Kieth. Cover by Andrew Wildman.

Not polybagged. Part 3 of 4. The ninja action continues when Snake-Eyes and the Ninja Force battle the new and improved Cobra Night Creepers! Plus, Cobra Commander's master plan is revealed in "The Traitor Strikes!" Characters: Snake-Eyes; Scarlett; Storm Shadow; Cobra Commander; Zarana; Slice; Dice; Road-Pig; Destro; Baroness; Road Block; Hawk; Big Ben; Dialtone; Mainframe; Jinx; Stalker. Written by Larry Hama, with art by Andrew Wildman and Stephen Baskerville. Cover by Andrew Wildman.

GI Joe and the Transformers: Generation 2: Part 4 of 4 - "Final Transforamtion!" Story by Larry Hama. Art by Jesse Orozcor and William Rosado. In the exciting conclusion, Scarlet vs. Megatron?! Believe it. Plus, with the arrival of the Autobots, the Joes may finally have a chance against Cobra and their powerful new ally. But you know Cobra has one last card to play. Don't miss the exciting conclusion to GI Joe and the Transformers: Generation 2. 32 pages, FC.

Direct Edition. "Blood on the Tracks!" Story by Michael Higgins. Art by Herb Trimpe and Vince Colletta. Worlds collide, as the Robots in Disguise and A Real American Hero meet for the very first time! When GI Joe unveils a new technology, Cobra wants a piece, but so do the diabolical Decepticons. But when Bumblebee is mistaken as an enemy, could a war between GI Joe and the Autobots be the result? 32 pages, FC.

Larry Hama story, Paul Gosier cover. Todd McFarlane & Mark A. Nelson art. Spider-Man #1 cover swipe. Released two months after the last issue of Marvel's G.I. Joe, A Real American Hero. Reprints issue #61 with new McFarlane artwork. (Overstreet says it reprints issue #60 but this is incorrect.)

"Words of Honor!" Written by Larry Hama. Art by Herb Trimpe. Cover by Mike Zeck. Clutch and Breaker take on a doomsday machine! 32 pages, FC.

Written by Randy Stradley and Steve Bissette. Art by Steve Bissette, Ron Randall, Art Nichols and Tony Salmons. Cover by Steve Bissette. The BIGGEST character of all time is back--like you've never seen him before! Plus, beginning in this issue, a series of full page pin-ups by Giffen, Moore, Vess, Vietch, Yeates, Gulacy, Chadwick, Warner, Eastman & Laird, Salmons and others! B&W.

Written by Randy Stradley and Steve Bissette. Art by Steve Bissette, Ron Randall, Art Nichols and Tony Salmons. Cover by Steve Bissette. The BIGGEST character of all time is back--like you've never seen him before! Plus, beginning in this issue, a series of full page pin-ups by Giffen, Moore, Vess, Vietch, Yeates, Gulacy, Chadwick, Warner, Eastman & Laird, Salmons and others! B&W.

Cover by J.Scott Campbell. The Green Hornet is back and Dynamite is the new home for the avenging hero and his faithful sidekick, Kato (and, the Black Beauty, 'natch!)! And we're kicking things off with a BANG as we launch the first of a new series of adventures starting with the great Kevin Smith. And let's get it out of the way, right here, right NOW - the scripts are in! Every single one! Joining Smith in bringing his unproduced screenplay to life is artist Jonathan (Black Terror) Lau as they present the one and only origin of the Green Hornet and Kato. This is the comic book version of Kevin smith's unproduced Green Hornet film and Dynamite is the only place to get in on the action - it all begins here! Look for Matt Wagner's Green Hornet: Year One and Brett Matthews The Green Hornet Strikes! In future issues of previews!

"The Doom of the Golden Sun." Evil Star, bent on making Earth's sun go nova, imprisons Green Lantern. Script by Mike W. Barr, pencils by Joe Staton, inks by Steve Mitchell. Includes Tales of the Green Lantern Corps story called "The Trial of Arkkis Chummuck: Evidence." Script by Bob Toomey, pencils by Alex Saviuk, inks by Vince Colletta. Cover by Brian Bolland.

"Golden Dawn, Golden Death." Green Lantern faces a new and improved Goldface while searching for the Tattooed Man's killer. Script by Marv Wolfman, art by Joe Staton. Cover by Joe Staton and Steve Mitchell. Note: The letters column includes the unused cover art for #145 by George Perez. The published cover by Staton & Mitchell was deemed to be more reflective of the story within the issue.

"Resolutions." Prior to going into space, Green Lantern wraps up a few things on Earth, including rescuing Carl and Carol Ferris, fighting Goldface (who reveals he knows GL's secret identity), and digging up dirt on Ben Bloch. Flash makes guest appearance. Script by Marv Wolfman, pencils by Joe Staton, inks by Frank McLaughlin. "E"sprit De Corps." The Guardians send a Green Lantern to face a black hole in this Tales of the Green Lantern Corps backup tale. Script by Paul Kupperberg, art by Carmine Infantino. Cover by Staton and Steve Mitchell.

"Star Cycle." Green Lantern gets in the middle of a trio of tangling races on the world of M'Brai. His challenge is to find out which race to oppose. Plot by Marv Wolfman, script by Dan Mishkin and Gary Cohn, pencils by Joe Staton, inks by Mike DeCarlo. "Paradise World." A female Green Lantern named Jeryll (of Glirell) gets in trouble for using her powers on her peaceful planet. Meanwhile, slavers from Drel attack. Script by Paul Kupperberg, art by Carmine Infantino. Cover by Staton and Steve Mitchell.

"Rotten to the Corps." Hal "Green Lantern" Jordan discovers that another Green Lantern is taking money for super-hero services rendered. Script by Mike W. Barr, pencils by Joe Staton, inks by Bob Smith. "A Matter of Snow." Medphyl, a Green Lantern that is essentially a plant, battles space pirates on a world that has yellow snow in this Tales of the Green Lantern Corps backup story. Script by Paul Kupperberg, pencils by Paris Cullins, inks by Rodin Rodriquez. Cover by Gil Kane.

"There's No Grave Like Home." Green Lantern battles his own asteroid home, and Hector Hammond is the true culprit. Script by Mike W. Barr, pencils by Keith Pollard, inks by Mike DeCarlo. "One Among the Stars" part one. A Green Lantern from Earth named Charles Vicker has a hard time coping with alien life forms. Script by Paul Kupperberg, pencils by Irv Novick, inks by Joe Giella. Cover by Pollard.

"Or Give Me Death" part two. Green Lantern and Dorine Clay attempt to find the power battery before GL's ship can destroy them. Script by Mike W. Barr, pencils by Keith Pollard, inks by Rick Hoberg. "Green Magic." Green Lantern Hollika Rahn must stop a war between scientists and sorcerers in this Tales of the Green Lantern Corps backup story. Cover by Pollard and Hoberg.

"Green Lantern the Barbarian." Myrwhydden whips up a hallucination for Green Lantern in which he is a barbarian (named Haljor) wielding a "powersword." Script by Mike W. Barr, pencils by Keith Pollard, inks by Dan Adkins. "Hero." A tribe of space gypsies needs help from a Green Lantern to avoid the destructive force of anti-matter in this Tales of the Green Lantern Corps backup story. Script by Todd Klein, plot by Klein and Dave Gibbons, art by Gibbons. Cover by Pollard.

"Let Us Prey." While Green Lantern attempts to save a planet in space, the Predator battles the Demolition Crew. Script by Len Wein, art by Dave Gibbons. "Enemy Lines" part one. Hollika Rahn stars in this Tales of the Green Lantern Corps backup story. Script by Todd Klein, art by Gibbons. Cover by Gibbons.

"Take This Job and Shove It." Hal "Green Lantern" Jordan turns in his ring. Meanwhile, the Predator kills Jason Bloch. Script by Len Wein, pencils by Dave Gibbons, inks by Mark Farmer. "One Night in a Bar on Lawrel-Hardee XI." Ch'p encounters space pirates in a bar on an alien world in this Tales of the Green Lantern Corps backup story. Script by Paul Kupperberg, art by Don Newton. Cover by Gibbons.

"Day of Disaster." While battling Major Disaster, John Stewart makes him see a bunch of Green Lanterns. Script by Len Wein, pencils by Dave Gibbons, inks by Mark Farmer. "I, Lantern" part two. Yron, Green Lantern of Grenda, dies in this Tales of the Green Lantern Corps. Script by Joey Cavalieri, art by Kevin O'Neill. Cover by Gibbons.

Cover art by Gil Kane. This issue has only three new pages and reprints Green Lantern #59, which was the first appearance of Guy Gardner. "Earth's Other Green Lantern!", script by John Broome, pencils by Gil Kane and Dick Giordano (additions), inks by Sid Greene and Dick Giordano (additions); The Guardians show Hal Jordan what would have happened if Guy Gardner had been chosen by Abin Sur as his successor; In that alternate past, Guy travels to the planet Ghera, which Hal never had, and ends a civil war there; But he contracts a yellow plague which kills him and as he dies, he passes the power ring and battery to Hal Jordan; Intrigued, Hal meets and becomes friends with Guy Gardner after the Guardians' presentation is through. "Justice League of America vs the Avengers the Death of a Dream" article; Dick Giordano relates why the expected team-up comic between DC and Marvel will not be published. Super Powers Collection ad. 36 pgs., full color.

"A Day in his Life." John "Green Lantern" Stewart tries to rescue a space shuttle (and looks bad doing it) while the Predator beats up Hal Jordan. Script by Paul Kupperberg, pencils by Bill Willingham, inks by Rich Rankin. "Forever Blowing Bubbles." An invading warlord further complicates the life of a Green Lantern who is a mother and a glassblower in this Tales of the Green Lantern Corps story. Script by Mike Baron, art by Marshall Rogers. Cover by Paris Cullens and Romeo Tanghal.

"Time Out of Mind." Guy Gardner awakes from his coma, John Stewart, Green Arrow and Black Canary realize that the Predator has messed with their memories, and Hal Jordan goes after the Predator. Script by Steve Englehart, pencils by Joe Staton, inks by Bruce Patterson. "Inset Trust" part two. The warring factions of Xaos unite against the Spider Guild. Meanwhile, Xax seems helpless in this Tales of the Green Lantern Corps backup tale. Cover by Staton and Patterson.

"Macho." Predator merges with Carol Ferris to form Star Sapphire. Hal Jordan tries to rescue Ferris. Script by Steve Englehart, pencils by Joe Staton, inks by Bruce Patterson. Cover by Staton and Patterson.

"Dead Ringer." Katma Tui and John Stewart fall in love and battle Replikon. Guy Gardner guest appearance. Script by Steve Englehart, pencils by Joe Staton, inks by Bruce Patterson. Cover by Staton and Patterson.

Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover. "4" On Oa, Hal Jordan discovers that he will never be a Green Lantern again (as if!). Guy Gardner becomes the new Green Lantern. Script by Steve Englehart, pencils by Joe Staton, inks by Bruce Patterson. Cover by Staton and Patterson.

Direct Edition. "Setting Up Shop." Seven villains battle seven Green Lanterns. With this issue, this series is now called the Green Lantern Corps. Script by Steve Englehart, pencils by Joe Staton, inks by Mark Farmer. Cover by Staton and Bruce Patterson.

"The Diabolical Doctor Ub'x." After revealing his true form, Dr. Ub'x takes on Ch'p and the Green Lantern Corps. Script by Steve Englehart, pencils by Joe Staton, inks Mark Farmer. Cover by Luke and Bruce Patterson.

"Young and Innocent." Baron Tirano appears as seven energy duplicates as the Earth Green Lanterns announce their presence. Script by Steve Englehart, pencils by Joe Staton, inks by Mark Farmer. Cover by Staton and Rick Magyar.

"Bad Reputation." The Green Lantern Corps battle Black Hand after holding a press conference. Script by Steve Englehart, pencils by Joe Staton, inks by Mark Farmer. Cover by Staton and Bruce Patterson.

"In Deep." The Green Lantern Corps battle Black Hand while Hal Jordan and Arisia are trapped in a mine shaft. Script by Steve Englehart, pencils by Joe Staton, inks by Mark Farmer. Cover by Staton and Bruce Patterson.

Legends Chapter 3. Though they have had a lot on their minds setting up their new lives, Guy Gardner hasn't been far from the thoughts of the GL Corps. And now he's closer than ever, because Guy's back on Earth and itching for a confrontation. Written by Steve Englehart, with art by Joe Staton and Mark Farmer. Cover by Staton and Bruce Patterson.

Cover pencils by Ed Hannigan and Joe Staton, inks by Bruce Patterson. See Red!, script by Steve Englehart, pencils by Joe Staton, inks by Mark Farmer; Kilowog fights Guy Gardner to force him out of Russia, but when he discovers the Russians intend to kill John and Katma, Kilowog turns and fights the Rocket Reds instead; Meanwhile, the other Green Lanterns stop launched missles from reaching the US. 36 pgs. $0.75.

Cover pencils by Joe Staton, inks by Bruce Patterson. Pink Elephants, script by Steve Englehart, pencils by Joe Staton, inks by Mark Farmer; Guy gets all the Green Lanterns drunk and as a result Kari Limbo discovers Guy no longer lovers her, John Stewart proposes to Katma Tui, and the Green Lanterns fight nightmares from the drunken Salakk. Letter from T. M. Maple. 36 pgs. $0.75.

Cover pencils by Joe Staton, inks by Bruce Patterson. For Want of A Male...!, script by Steve Englehart, pencils by Joe Staton, inks by Mark Farmer; Green Lantern battles Star Sapphire and Hector Hamond. 36 pgs. $0.75.

Cover pencils by Ed Hannigan (layout) and Ian Gibson (finished pencils), inks by Mark Farmer; When Hal Jordan cannot be found, Salaak is pulled to the 58th Century and assumes the identity of Pol Manning to battle the descendants of Dr. Ub'x evolutionary experiments; When Ch'p discovers that U'bx experiments worked his loyalties between his people and the Corps are tested. Letter from comics writer Beau Smith. 36 pgs., full color.

Cover pencils by Ed Hannigan (layout) and Ian Gibson (pencils), inks by Mark Farmer. ...I Am!, script by Steve Englehart, pencils by Ian Gibson, inks by Mark Farmer; Doctor Ub'x's newly-sentient B'rk's fight the Green Lanterns and earn the use of one planet from the Solarites; Salakk stays in the future with Iona and Ch'p goes back to H'lven as both are written out of the plot. 36 pgs. $0.75.

Cover pencils by Ed Hannigan, ink by Bruce Patterson. Secret Identities!, script by Steve Englehart, pencils by Ian Gibson, inks by Mark Farmer; The Green Lanterns, except for Hal, decide to see space again, as they haven't been there in awhile; Hal is fired by Mr. Smith but during their confrontation Carl Ferris tries to kill Smith using a jet plane, until stopped by Hal. House ad for new Doom Patrol series, pencils by Steve Lightle, inks by Gary Martin. House ad for Silverblade, pencils by Gene Colan, inks by Klaus Janson.