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G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero vs. The Six Million Dollar Man
Paperback / softback
Main Details
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G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero vs. The Six Million Dollar Man
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Authors and Contributors |
By (author) Ryan Ferrier
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Illustrated by S L Gallant
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Physical Properties |
Format:Paperback / softback | Pages:96 | Dimensions(mm): Height 260,Width 170 |
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ISBN/Barcode |
9781684052769
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Classifications | Dewey:741.5971 |
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Publishing Details |
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Idea & Design Works
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Imprint |
Idea & Design Works
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Publication Date |
21 August 2018 |
Publication Country |
United States
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Description
The greatest American heroes go face-to-face with the most dangerous living weapon... Steve Austin! It's a showdown between 70s icons, kung-fu grip vs. bionic eye! The greatest American heroes go face-to-face with the most dangerous living weapon... Steve Austin! It's a showdown between '70s icons-kung-fu grip vs. bionic eye! Hacked by COBRA, the Six Million Dollar Man has the JOEs in his sights as the fate of world peace hangs by a thread and Cobra Commander holds the global infrastructure in his venomous clutches! Do the JOEs stand a chance against the bionic man, or is he simply better, faster, stronger?
Author Biography
Ryan Ferrier is a Canadian comic book writer and letterer. He is the writer of Kennel Block Blues, Curb Stomp, and Sons of Anarchy (BOOM! Studios); Hot Damn and the acclaimed D4VE and D4VE 2 (IDW & Monkeybrain); and The Brothers James, Tiger Lawyer, and Ultranova for ReadChallenger Comics (readchallenger.com), a self-publishing comic collective he runs with Brian Level. Recently, he's written comics for Marvel's Secret Wars- Battleworld (with Logan Faerber), Bravest Warriors- Tales of the Holo-John (with Jorge Corona), and Monstrosity II (with J. Bone), and has been published in Heavy Metal Magazine (with artist Hugo Petrus). S.L. Gallant is a Washington, D.C.-based comic book artist who's worked for such publishers as DC, Marvel, Dark Horse, Chaos, and Malibu. His best known work, however, is on IDW's version of G.I. Joe--he's drawn nearly 100 issues for the franchise, across various titles. He previously worked in advertising, for clients that included Carl's Jr, Kraft Foods, and the CDC.
Reviews"Action and adventure with some of your favorite characters sure to leave a smile on your face." -Outright Geekery
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