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G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero

‘G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero’ Episode 6 Recap: Snake Is Sneak Spelled Sideways

You see 'Mad Max,' I see the Village People.

3:34 PM EDT on July 1, 2025

GI Joe - Cobra Commander and Zartan on Swamp Skier
Photos: Hasbro | Art: Brett White

Let's talk about Baroness. Finally! You can get a much more detailed rundown of Baroness' creation courtesy of Mark Sneddon. Here, I want to put it in the context of "The Revenge of Cobra," with the Baroness as the catalyst for all of Cobra. While Baroness didn't get a toy until Series 3 in 1984, she was essentially the second character created for Cobra — yes, before Destro and Major Bludd.

Tasked with turning a dozen random character profiles into a compelling narrative, Larry Hama was faced with a rather large problem: he had one bad guy. Cobra Commander. A guy with a metal faceplate. His subordinates? An army of similarly masked nobodies, indistinguishable from each other (because fascism, evil, etc.). So Larry Hama went a little rogue and created a new character, someone for Cobra Commander to interact with, someone with an actual face that artist Herb Trimpe could illustrate.