And from 1984 until 1990 that is what Sgt. Slaughter became — “The Real ... based on a real person in the Hasbro toy line and cartoon franchise G.I. Joe. The first version of his toy was ...

not to mention a turn as a prominent character in the G.I. Joe cartoon and action figure empire of the 1980s. Sgt. Slaughter is portrayed by a real-life man named Robert Remus. But the line ...

There are few wrestlers ever who have made the impact that Sgt. Slaughter did throughout ... The massively popular cartoon and toy line thrust Slaughter into every home with children in America.

It's a rock of ages, and in the early 80s it was one of the most famous chins in the world, as the man whom it belonged to, Sergeant Slaughter ... appeared in cartoons and the wrestling ring ...

Sgt. Slaughter first entered the public consciousness ... even voicing himself in the Saturday morning cartoon. Of course, he would eventually turn heel again, notoriously portraying his character ...

There was a very strange and wonderful period of time in the late 1980s and early 1990s where Sgt. Slaughter, actual real (enough) person and successful pro wrestler, lent his voice and wild ...