Currently up for auction on eBay we have 5 great back issues of G.I. Joe A Real American Hero. The issues run from January 1986 thru December 1987. Most of the issues are in great condition with no rips, tears or discolored pages, however #55, the famous unmasked issue, has some flaws.

Issue 43, there are no creases, tears or ripped pages. The bottom right corner on the front was bent a bit, but not much. The internal pages are great color & quality. The spine, edges and 3 other corners are all very sharp. Great overall comic.

Issue 51 has no creases, tears or ripped pages. The internal pages are great color & quality. The spine, edges and corners are all very sharp. Great overall comic. Issue 56 has no crease or ripped pages. The front bottom right corner has a very small 1/16th little knick in it making it not sharp. The spine, is very sharp and the edges are good as well. The other 3 corners are sharp.

Issue 62 has a few flaws but is in good condition for the most part. The front right top corner looks to have been bent at one time. It is not currently creased, but you can tell it was bent. The back top left corner looks to have the same type of bend. The spine, is very sharp and the edges are good as well. The other 3 corners are sharp.

Issue 55 is not is great condition. There is red marker writing across the top edge. the corners are a bit bent and there are some noticeable creases on both the front and back covers. The front edges are not the best, but they are not ripped. The edges on the back show signs of wear. The spine shows signs of use as well. The internal pages are nice with no tears or creases. The color & quality are good as well. Overall not great,

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G.I. Joe Order of Battle #2 and G.I. Joe and the Transformers #3. Both of these comics are in great condition and are currently listed on eBay. Please click on the image below and check the listing out. You will not be dissappointed. Both comics, including shipping are only $10. Book value alone for those comics in that condition are $6 each! As an added bonus, if you email us at illsellyourstuff@gmail.com and write Yo Joe in the subject line, we’ll send you Jim Henson’s the Muppet Babies issue #19 FREE. That’s right, you get both G.I. Joe comics and the Muppet Babies including shipping for $10. That is a savings of over $7! Please email us for more information

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There are no rips, tears, writing or discolored pages. The back page is great, the front page has a small knick on the top center, but is not very noticeable at all. There are no crease marks anywhere and the comic has been stored in a plastic sleeve with backer board making it very flat and in great condition. There is a number written on the top in the center, I believe from the distributor (913) In addition, right below the purple banner at the top in the center there is a small light colored mark. The comic itself is in very good condition as the spine is really good and the corners are sharp. The pages are very, very minimally yellowed and the coloring on the pages is very good for its age. Overall, I think it’s in great condition for a 1966 comic.
Overstreet book value in this condition is around $60.

There are no rips, tears, writing or discolored pages. The back page is great, the front page has a small knick on the bottom center, but is not very noticeable at all. There is a crease mark on the top right corner, however it is not a big deal and the comic has been stored in a plastic sleeve with backer board making it very flat and not bent. The comic itself is in good condition as the spine is pretty good and the corners are sharp. The pages are very, very minimally yellowed and the coloring on the pages is very nice for its age. Overall, I think it’s in great condition for a 1972 comic.

There are no rips, tears, writing or discolored pages. The back page has a crease on the bottom left corner, but has been stored flat and the page is not bent. There is a little stain on the front cover in the blue burst on the word Skywalker and to the right of that there is a smal 1/2 diagonal line on the bottom of the “W” in the word wars. The comic itself is in fine condition as the spine is pretty good and the corners are fairly sharp. The pages are very minimally yellowed and the coloring on the pages is very nice.

This issue mirrors the Michael Jackson Bad album cover. Inside are 48 pages of classic Mad magazine humor featuring Robocop, the Super Bowl, Michael Jackson, Nancy Reagan and more. There are no rips, tears, writing or discolored pages. The back page has a crease in it from the Mad Fold-In, but has been stored flat and the page is not bent. There is a small rectangle mark on the front cover near the “A” in Mad from a grocery store price label that has been carefully removed years ago.

Tonight I am going to the Lancaster Barnstormers game with some friends and I get to see Gary Carter coach for the Long Island Ducks. Gary Carter is one of those guys I liked watching play the game. From 1982 when I really started collecting cards to around 1995 when I stopped, by basement was full of baseball and football cards. I would buy random packs of cards all the time in hopes of completing my sets. It’s not like today when the biggest reason for buying a pack of cards is the hope of pulling a rookie autographed jersey card to sell on eBay. Back then it was for the love of the game, the players and the thrill of completing a set.

There are some cards that you remember as a kid when you got them and they stick on your mind. For instance, the 1983 Topps Porfi Altamirano card sticks in my mind. Also, the 1984 Topps Wade Boggs and Don Mattingly cards. Oh, and how can you forget the 1982 Topps Rickey Henderson? Anyway, the point is that two of those cards I remember that I had were the 1980 and 1982 Topps Gary Carter cards. I just liked them for some reason and this lead me to watching him when I could.

I’m hoping to get his autograph tonight at the game, and it’s not because I want to sell it on eBay. It’s because I want to put it in my memorabilia case with the Rickey Henderson Autographed ball, the Jim Rice autographed ball, the Dustin Pedroia Autographed ball and the two Curt Schilling balls. So this posting is just my way of saying I think it’s cool that I can see one of the players I liked watching as a kid up close and personal as a manager.

If you have anything that needs sold, please feel free to call or email me and I would be happy to take a look at it and help you out.