Gregory B. Boyajian

Gregory B. Boyajian stepped onto the page in 1986, born from the sharp storytelling instincts of Larry Hama and artist Rod Whigham in the pages of Marvel's beloved G.I. Joe, A Real American Hero — right in the thick of that franchise's Copper Age heyday when the series was firing on all cylinders. Over nearly four decades, this character has kept remarkable company, sharing adventures with the likes of Hawk, Wild Bill, Slip-Stream, and Clayton M. Abernathy across titles ranging from the flagship G.I. Joe series to the crossover excitement of G.I. Joe and the Transformers. With 21 catalog appearances and two collector-recognized key issues to their name, Boyajian is exactly the kind of deep-cut character that rewards the dedicated reader — a vivid piece of the rich ensemble tapestry that made this universe so endlessly compelling to fans and completists alike.