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Search by Cover Date Browse: Titles Creators Characters Groups Story Arcs Publishers Imprints TPBs/HCs Podcasts Awards Members Contributors Public Collections Public User Lists Last 10 titles added: 1. Marvel Super Hero Advent... 2. The Fear Diaries (2018) 3. The Longest Day of the F... 4. German Garcia: Sketchboo... 5. De Politie (1984) 6. Zora (1985) 7. Zora (1976) 8. De Prostituée (1986) 9. Demonische Verhalen (198... 10. Her Infernal Descent (2... View All Last 10 creators added: 1. Nicolas Touris 2. Adam Bell 3. Kat Brzozowski 4. Christine Barcellona 5. Anna Roberto 6. Holly West 7. Marissa Meyer 8. Tara Broeckel Ooten 9. John S. Drew 10. David Baf Gallart View All Last 10 characters added: 1. Lyissa (Earth-7711) 2. Tynjo (Earth-7711) 3. Gyrahn (Earth-7711) 4. Chen K'an (Earth-7711) 5. Beagle, Broadway 6. Beagle, Backfield 7. Alpha (Marvel)(03 - Sent... 8. Aisha (Infidel) 9. Might, Wall - 10. McMahon, Shane View All |
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Breaker (G.I. Joe) Real Name: Alvin R. Kibbey Search for 'Breaker (G.I. Joe)' on Amazon Bio: Breaker was born in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. When he was ten years old, he was interested in Ham radio and began to learn other languages so he could talk to everyone when he got his operator license. He eventually became proficient in seven languages. Early in his military career, the Army's Criminal Investigation Division caught Breaker decrypting top secret transmissions. When he was questioned by investigators -- including Philip "Chuckles" Provost -- they realized he hadn't done so with any malicious intent. He simply wanted to see if he could. They also discovered how many languages he could speak. Eventually, Colonel Clayton "Hawk" Abernathy arrived in the interrogation room and told Breaker they were going on a run, up a mountain. He not only kept up with Hawk, but outpaced him. Soon after, Hawk recruited Breaker for the newly-forming G.I. Joe team. Breaker and several others were killed in the blast. Only Duke, Falcon and Cross Country survived. Breaker and his teammates were given an "open boot" ceremony in the desert. By the end of the Joes' war in the middle east, fifteen Joes had lost their lives. Breaker and the other Joes killed in action were buried in Arlington National Cemetery. Notes: Birthplace: Gatlinburg, Tennessee Rank: Specialist Status: Killed in action - G.I. Joe #109 Primary Military Specialty: Infantry Secondary Military Specialty: Communications First Appearance: G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero (1982) #1 View a chronological listing of this character's appearances Issue Appearances:  Action Force (1987) Battle Picture Weekly (1975) G.I. Joe (1982) G.I. Joe Australia (1989) G.I. Joe Declassified (2006) G.I. Joe Special Missions (1986) G.I. Joe Special Missions: The Enemy (2007) G.I. Joe Yearbook (1985) G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero (1982) G.I. Joe: Battle Files (2002) G.I. Joe: Best of Baroness (2010) G.I. Joe: Best of Cobra Commander (2009) G.I. Joe: Best of Destro (2009) G.I. Joe: Best of Hawk (2009) G.I. Joe: Best of Scarlett (2010) G.I. Joe: Best of Snake Eyes (2009) G.I. Joe: Operation: Decoy (1983) G.I. Joe: Operation: Disappearance! (1983) G.I. Joe: The Trojan Gambit (1983) Hundred Penny Press: G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero (2011) Hundred Penny Press: G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero (2014) Michael Golden's G.I. Joe Yearbook: Artist's Edition Portfolio (2013) Snake Eyes: Declassified (2005) Tales of G.I. Joe (1988) The G.I. Joe Order of Battle (1986)Group Affiliation(s): None. Famous Quotes: - Add a Famous Quote None. < Previous Character | Next Character >  Add this character to a run of issues in a title Suggest an image for this character View the contribution history for this character |
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