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Cover: Norman Saunders
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G.I. Joe #11

Apr 1951 · Ziff-Davis · 0.10 USD
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“The Goldbrick!”

2026-07-01 15:30:32.087704+00

artist, inker John Celardo · cover Norman Saunders

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artist, inker John Celardo
cover pencils, inks Norman Saunders

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This issue is an anthology featuring two main stories. "The Goldbrick" tells of G.I. Joe outwitting Stalin with the help of a character called Broadway Rose during a military operation. "Little Al of the F.B.I." depicts a foreign spy burning U.S. warehouses and mocking the F.B.I. with eerie violin music at disaster scenes, with Little Al working to stop the destruction of vital war supplies and prevent the arch fiend from striking again.

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