Sean Broca

Stepping onto the page in 1984's G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #29 — a Bronze Age debut courtesy of the legendary Larry Hama and Frank Springer — Sean Broca carved out a place in one of comics' most beloved military universes and kept it for over two decades. With 38 catalogued appearances stretching all the way to 2007, this is a character with genuine staying power, sharing panels with heavy hitters like Snake-Eyes, Scarlett, Destro, and Kamakura across the sprawling G.I. Joe saga. One of those appearances even carries key-issue status, making Broca a quiet point of interest for the dedicated collector combing through the deeper roster of this iconic franchise.