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G.I. Joe #149

"Heroes and Medals and Things"
Attribution
Writer(s)	Larry Hama
Penciller(s)	Phil Gosier
Inker(s)	Jack Snyder & Scott Koblish
Letterer	Vickie Williams
Colorist	Chi
Editor	Mike Lackey
Publication information
Publisher	Marvel Comics
Publication date	June, 1994
Pages	22
General information
Continuity	A Real American Hero comics continuity
Series	G.I. Joe
Preceded by	Irresistible Forces
Followed by	Slam Dance in the Cyber-Castle!

The Joes plan a strike against Castle Destro. Billy and the Baroness are subjected to the Brainwave Scanner. Storm Shadow visits Scarlett and Snake-Eyes, on leave, and tells them of his intention to rescue Billy. Cobra Commander develops a new suit of battle armor.

1 Detailed summary
2 Appearances
- 2.1 Featured Characters
- 2.2 Featured Vehicles & Equipment
3 Memorable quotes
4 Other notes
5 Footnotes and References

Detailed summary

Synopsis not yet written.

Appearances

Featured Characters

(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

G.I. Joe	Cobra	Wolkekuckuckland	Others
Cover Girl (17) Duke (8) Flint (2) Hawk (13) Lady Jaye (3) Stalker (14) Storm Shadow (18)	Cobra Commander (7) Cyber-Viper (9) Destro (5) Dr. Mindbender (6) Nitro-Viper (1) Vipers (4) Zartan (16)	General Liederkranz (12) Wolfgang (15)	Baroness (11) Billy (10) Scarlett (20) Snake-Eyes (19)

Featured Vehicles & Equipment

Cobra	Others
Brainwave Scanner Cobra transport copter Detonator Silent Castle	Russian shuttle

Cobra

Others

Russian shuttle

Memorable quotes

None yet.

Other notes

Errors

What are the Cobra troops in the black and yellow uniforms?^[1]

Items of note

First appearance: Nitro-Viper, Cyber-Viper.
Both the Joe and Oktober Guard space teams from the last few issues appear, but only Duke is identified.
Cover Girl appears for the first time in years.

Real-world references

Wolfgang paraphrases Henry V.

Footnotes and References

↑ For the answer, see next issue.

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