The G.I. Joebrand is mostly defined by the "A Real American Hero" incarnation from the 1980s, with these versions of the characters defining almost every cartoon, movie, and comic book ever since.

We're joined by wrestling legend Sgt. Slaughter. He discusses his decision to leave wrestling and become the face of the G.I. Joe toy line as well as his very controversial decision during the ...

“Ten-hut!” Boasting one of the most recognizable names (and jaw lines) ever, Sgt. Slaughter is an instantly recognizable American icon to WWE fans and general pop culture enthusiasts alike.

Reportedly, Sgt. Slaughter left the company in 1985 because Vince McMahon wanted to trample all over his deal on G.I Joe action figures. That didn’t work for Sarge, so he bolted to the AWA and ...

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