Steam-Roller File Name: Averill B. Whitcomb of Duluth, Minnesota. Grade: Army E-5 (1987) SN: 500-54-7793 Notes: Duluth, about 150 miles north of Minneapolis, is a vital industrial port town on Lake Superior. chronological: Rumbler << Steam-Roller >> Gyro-Viper alphabetical: Static Line << Steam-Roller >> Steel Brigade

Animated Appearances

To my knowledge, Steam-Roller was never animated.

Classic Marvel Comic Appearances

By my count, Steam-Roller was discernible in 8 panels in 2 issues from Apr. 1990 to May 1990: #99 and 100.

Figure Releases

Version 1: spring 1987 boxed Mobile Command Center playset
Mobile Command Center Operator	MOS 1: Heavy Equipment Operator [21E] MOS 2: Armor [19K]
	head: Steam-Roller (87) arms: Steam Roller (87), Dreadnok Demolishor (04) torso: Steam Roller (87), Dreadnok Demolishor (04) waist: Steam Roller (87), Dreadnok Demolishor (04) legs: Steam Roller (87), Dreadnok Demolishor (04)
	Accessories: light grey knife with ribbed grip, upturned cross-guard, and serrated edge (new).
	Steam-Roller worked heavy cranes on the Great Lakes' docks, earth-movers in the strip mines of Appalachia, and graders on the four-lane blacktops of a half dozen states. He was driving an M-15A2, 50 ton transporter when he was picked up for the Joe Team. He may only be an E-5, but no matter who's ranked above him on his Mobile Command Center, Steam-Roller's gut instincts are the ones in charge. Qualified expert with all NATO small-arms and explosives. "He's a moose. He considers a Peterbilt 10 wheel tractor a personal vehicle and a .44 Magnum a pocket pistol. He gets barred from bowling alleys for damaging the pins. He's stubborn, ornery, mean-tempered, bad-humored, and uncouth. Has he got any good points? Well, he's on our side... "
Toy Notes: UPC 3897606006.