Launched in 1982, the G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero multimedia toy franchise revived a sixties toy staple with a new 80s quasi-superhero twist and a focus on multiple members to sell toys for maximum efficiency. There have been literally HUNDREDS of Joes in the ensuing decades, which means a lot of codenames, some of which are more familiar than others.
Welcome to Ten Things: Ten Supers With G.I. Joe codenames!
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