Robert W. Graves
Robert W. Graves, codenamed Grunt, is a U.S. Army Corporal and founding member of the elite G.I. Joe special-missions unit. A skilled infantry trooper specializing in the M-16, he was among the first soldiers selected when the team was assembled to counter the Cobra threat.
Robert W. Graves stepped onto the comics scene in the very first issue of G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero in 1982 β one of the Bronze Age's most beloved launches β brought to life by the legendary Larry Hama and Don Perlin. Over more than four decades, this figure has kept remarkable company, sharing pages with icons like Scarlett, Stalker, and the menacing Cobra Commander across the flagship series and its companion titles. With 61 catalogued appearances and five collector-recognized key issues to their name, Graves is a thread woven deep into the fabric of one of Marvel's most enduring action franchises. For fans who love tracing the full tapestry of a long-running universe, this is exactly the kind of character worth hunting down.
Real name. Robert W. Graves
Powers. None (baseline human). Infantry trooper trained in infantry weapons and tactics; M-16 specialist.

Trivia
- Larry Hama has written more of Robert W. Graves's comics than any other writer in our catalog β 46 issues.
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