Who Is Stalker? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Stalker (Hasbro): US Ranger and one of the original members of the Joe team. Stalker is often the GI Joe Field Leader.

Stalker is a Hasbro comic book character, the alter ego of Lonzo R. Wilkinson, with over 449 comic issue appearances. US Ranger and one of the original members of the Joe team. Stalker is often the GI Joe Field Leader.
Who is Stalker?
Background He grew up in one of the meanest sections of Detroit. He became a leader of a large street gang, where he first learned to fight. Stalker thought there wasn't much else for him in the world. His attitude began to change after the streets had killed his two older brothers. He saw how it tore his mother apart to lose her sons, and realized that he had to get out any way he could, and thought the army was his best chance. After enlisting, Stalker graduated top-of-class in Basic Combat Training and Advanced Infantry Training. After that he enrolled in various training schools: Ranger School at Fort Benning, Intelligence School at Fort Holabird and the U.S. Army Languages School in Monterey.
Key facts
Stalker is of human origin and first appeared in "Operation: Lady Doomsday; ...Hot Potato!". The character is published by Hasbro. With 449 recorded issue appearances, Stalker ranks among the most featured characters in comics.
Frequently asked questions
Who is Stalker?
US Ranger and one of the original members of the Joe team. Stalker is often the GI Joe Field Leader.
What is Stalker's real name?
Stalker's real identity is Lonzo R. Wilkinson.
When did Stalker first appear?
Stalker first appeared in "Operation: Lady Doomsday; ...Hot Potato!".



