Shooter

Shooter stepped onto the Bronze Age comics scene in the landmark first issue of G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero in 1982 — a debut that doubled as one of the most collector-significant launches of its era, brought to life by the legendary Larry Hama and Don Perlin. Over more than four decades of publication, this character has kept remarkable company, sharing pages with icons like Snake-Eyes, Stalker, and Shana O'Hara across the sprawling G.I. Joe universe. With a modest but enduring presence across Marvel's flagship Joe titles and beyond, Shooter is a piece of the original foundation — a name tied to one of comics' most beloved action franchises from its very first salvo.