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Peter Admirand IRELAND
Member Since January 2025
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Location: G.I. Joe Original Art
Title: Sheep Profile in G.I. Joe 318 with Cobra Commander! Baaaaaa!*
Artist:  Paul  Pelletier (Penciller)
Media Type: Pencil
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 90
Likes on CAF: 1
Comments: 2
Added to Site: 11/13/2025

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As a New Yorker who moved to Ireland over 20 years ago, I still can’t believe that when I go for a run in the mountains from my house (about 7 miles from Dublin city Centre) I am in rolling hills and dales and meandering streams with sheep, goats, cow, horses, geese, etc! So,I couldn’t pass up this page in G.I. Joe!

Comic Art collection is about what draws in your interest, nostalgia, or cool factor. In the scene, Cobra Commander has escaped Destro’s castle prison and then hijacks a poor sheep farmer with the sheep in the truck.

I love Paul’s three-sided profile of them. The hills are now calling for a run! Baaaaaa


If anyone’s reading this….I can’t find a way to assign this as part of skybound’s new run. Who do we tell to have that option listed where you assign a page and issue you own?

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Member Since: January 2025
Last Login: July 2026
Ebay Id: admi-2
Country: IRELAND
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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
Posted On 11/13/2025

The new revamped GIJOE ARAH under skybound is well worth a read for old school Hama storytelling!  He still makes these personal relationships the core of the book.  With that said, it's cool that a rare sheep in comics appearance inspired you to get a piece from this title.

Peter Admirand Member Since 2025
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Posted On 11/13/2025

Marcus Wai wrote:
"  The new revamped GIJOE ARAH under skybound is well worth a read for old school Hama storytelling!  He still makes these personal relationships the core of the book.  With that said, it's cool that a rare sheep in comics appearance inspired you to get a piece from this title.
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Pelletier was drawing Scotland but the scenery to parts of Ireland is close enough! I remember there were some Dublin scenes in the IDW days. Maybe I can get one of those pages, too! But thanks for your support and comments!