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G.I. Joe, A Real American Hero v1 #77, 1988 - Marshall Rogers' art continues to disappoint with its passive drawings and erratically paced layouts. Aside from some additional clarity, inker Randy Emberlin does little to improve the pencils. Rogers' close-up of two women fighting on the cover is somewhat better, reminiscent of his stronger works from years earlier. Other artists in this copper age comic include cover artist Ron Wagner.
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G.I. Joe, A Real American Hero v1 = 8 Rogers issues
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Rogers cover pencils (Bob McCleod inks) = **
"Aftershocks" Rogers story pencils (Randy Emberlin inks) 22 pages = *
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Rogers cover pencils (Bob McCleod inks) = **
"Aftershocks" Rogers story pencils (Randy Emberlin inks) 22 pages = *
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Home / Rogers / G.I. Joe, A Real American Hero / Marvel
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G.I. Joe, A Real American Hero #77 - Marshall Rogers art & cover
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