GI Joe, A Real American Hero #37 by Marvel Comics. 1st appearance of Flint, Footloose, Tomax & Xamot

Mike Zeck G.I Joe covers are synonymous with G.I Joe from my youth, congrats on owning this!!!

classic Zeck GI Joe cover, congrats on adding this nostalgic piece of childhood!

This is a great Zeck/Beatty GI Joe cover, but it's a even greater story!  Congrats on your GRAIL!!!

Neato!  Featured in one of the TV commercials that advertised the coming of Tomax and Xamot with this cover scene animated!  It also cross promoted their upcoming toys, the animated series, and seeing a comic book on TV was a big deal.

Loved GI Joe as a kid. Tomax & Xamot leaders of the Crimson Guard. Great memories! Congrats!

Absolutely fantastic acquisition, West! I'd like to extend my huge congratulations on adding this memorable cover to your already astounding collection. Yo Zeck!

I am convinced that having a cover scene in top of a roller coaster is as good as it gets. Add in Zeck and it can't be beat! Congrats!!

 Toys R Us Comic Book 3-packs were the best!

A really great piece of history and memorabilia!  Cheers!  Love the personal connection to the series, huge congrats on the grail.  

wicked cover to an amazing issue! so much wrapped up in this #37. full of new characters and clever vehicles. PERFECT! 

Great cover.  Congrats on getting the collector to sell this.  

Wow! Killer GI Joe cover! Fantastic art by Mike Zeck and John Beatty! What a terrific action scene of GI Joe Flint in action! Mike Zeck was always so good at portraying action scenes like this one. It's a little over the top--GI Joe leaping off a mini-tank onto a roller coaster track?--But that was always the thing that made the comic such a favorite! As always Zeck has made the scene more real by loading tons of detail into his drawing. I love all the gear GI Joe is wearing from his finely detailed M-16 rifle to his sideholster, to the treads on his boots! That kind of attention to detail is the hallmark of Zeck and contributes to why we could see a crazy scene like this and believe it! Fantastic pick-up, congrats!

A great leaping pose, with the angle and composition reminding me a little of Trimpe's '70s western covers, strangely. There's a lot of storytelling going on in that image, and the viewing angle is excellent. Nice cover.