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Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy Bring Mayhem to Metropolis in Season 5!

July 28, 2024July 29, 2024 Serpentorslair Staffanimated series, comic book adaptations, DC Comics, exclusive footage, Harley and Ivy, Harley Quinn Season 5, Harley Quinn streaming, Kaley Cuoco, Kite Man: Hell Yeah!, Lake Bell, Max series, Metropolis chaos, November 2024 release, Poison Ivy, San Diego Comic-Con, upcoming TV shows0 comment

Get ready for some major chaos in Metropolis because Harley Quinn (voiced by Kaley Cuoco) and Poison Ivy (voiced by Lake Bell) are making the move in Harley Quinn Season 5! At a late-night session during San Diego Comic-Con, the creators and stars of Harley Quinn and the new Kite Man: Hell Yeah! series gathered to discuss their shows and hint at future developments. The panel included writers Katie Rich, Justin Halpern, Patrick Schumacker, and Dean Lorey (joining virtually), along with stars Lake Bell, James Adomian, and Matt Oberg. Although…

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X-Men ‘97’: New Clip Unleashes the Summers Family’s Epic Journey

May 1, 2024May 3, 2024 Serpentorslair Staffadventure, animated series, Cable, Cyclops, Disney+, Jean Grey, Legacy, Marvel Studios, Mister Sinister, mutantkind, Mutants, Nathan Summers, new clip, perilous journey, Sentinels, Sneak Peek, Summers family, X-Men ‘970 comment

Embarking on a treacherous journey, the Summers family confronts their most perilous challenge yet in the latest episode of ‘X-Men ‘97,’ a thrilling continuation of the beloved animated series. This week, Disney+ unveiled an electrifying new clip that showcases the mutant clan’s unyielding resolve to safeguard the world from an onslaught of dangers. The narrative arc of ‘X-Men ‘97’ has captivated viewers with its intricate and unpredictable plot twists, centering on a formidable team of mutants who tirelessly work to protect humanity from a myriad of threats. The recent sneak…

The Indelible Mark of Sgt. Slaughter in the G.I. Joe Universe

April 18, 2024April 20, 2024 Serpentorslair Staffaction figures, American hero, animated series, Animation, Character legacy, Cobra, Comic Books, Drill instructor, freedom, Frontlines, G.I. Joe, GI Joe Universe, Gulf War, Hasbro, Iraqi sympathizer, Leadership, Mercenary group, Patriotism, Popular culture, Real-life personality, Real-world wrestling, Renegades, Robert Rudolph Remus, Sgt. Slaughter, Slaughter’s Marauders, Strategic skills, toy line, Valor, Wrestling icon, WWF storyline0 comment

In the pantheon of G.I. Joe heroes, few stand as tall and as proud as the indomitable Sgt. Slaughter. His legacy within the G.I. Joe universe is not just a testament to the character’s impact on the franchise but also a reflection of the unique blend of reality and fiction that the series is known for. The Arrival of a Wrestling Icon Sgt. Slaughter, born from the larger-than-life persona of professional wrestler Robert Rudolph Remus, first stormed into the G.I. Joe world in 1985. He was the first real-life personality…

The Dreadnoks: Renegades of the G.I. Joe Universe

April 10, 2024April 11, 2024 Serpentorslair Staffaction figures, action-adventure, anarchistic bikers, animated series, anti-establishment, Anti-Hero, Buzzer, Cobra, comic relief characters, Comic Series, Dreadnoks, G.I. Joe, G.I. Joe universe, Hasbro, iconic toy characters, Larry Hama, Marvel Comics, master of disguise, mercenaries, military fiction, Monkeywrench, motorcycle gang, pop culture villains, renegade mercenaries, Ripper, Thrasher, Torch, toy line, villainous factions, Zandar, Zarana, Zartan0 comment

In the vast and intricate world of G.I. Joe, a franchise that encompasses toys, comics, cartoons, and movies, few groups stand out quite like the Dreadnoks. This band of renegade mercenaries, introduced in the early 1980s, has captured the imagination of fans with their unique blend of anarchy, loyalty, and comic relief. The Dreadnoks serve as a significant antagonist force, often aligned with Cobra, G.I. Joe’s main adversary, but their distinct personality and modus operandi set them apart from the typical villainous fare. Origins and Evolution The Dreadnoks were first…

X-Men

X-Men: The Animated Series Retrospective | Get Ready for X-Men 97 on Disney Plus!

March 17, 2024March 18, 2024 Serpentorslair Staffanimated series, Comic Books, Disney Plus, Ken, March 20th, Marvel, nostalgia, retrospective, review, ToyKennections, X-Men, X-Men 97, X-Men: The Animated Series, Youtube0 comment

Today Ken from ToyKennections takes a look back at X-Men: The Animated Series to help get you ready for the highly anticipated X-Men 97 coming to Disney Plus on March 20th! Check out the video below and share your thoughts with us in the comments. As always be sure to subscribe to ToyKennections channel on YouTube for all of Ken’s latest videos!

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Marvel Studios Unveils Retro TV Spot for X-Men ’97: A Nostalgic Sneak Peek

March 10, 2024March 11, 2024 Serpentorslair Staff'90s kids, Air dates, animated series, Animation style, Blast from the past, Cyclops, Disney, Episode titles, excitement, Marvel Studios, nostalgic, Premiere, retro, Revival, Rogue, Sneak Peek, Storm, TV spot, Wolverine, X-Men 97'0 comment

Marvel Studios has unveiled a fresh TV spot for X-Men ’97, set to debut on March 20, igniting nostalgia for ’90s kids with its retro charm. The teaser, reminiscent of classic TV commercials, offers a glimpse into the upcoming revival of X-Men: The Animated Series. In a clever nod to the original show’s era, the spot showcases familiar faces like Wolverine and Cyclops in action-packed sequences. Notably, Wolverine’s iconic line, “Daddy’s home!” promises an exciting return for fans. The animation style pays homage to the beloved series, evoking fond memories.…

Hero in Hand: The Legacy of Joe Colton and the Birth of G.I. Joe

February 20, 2024February 21, 2024 Serpentorslair Staff1960s toys, action figure backstory, action figures, American hero, animated series, childhood heroes, children's imagination, cultural icon, evolving heroes, G.I. Joe history, G.I. Joe legacy, G.I.Joe Comics, Hasbro toys, Joe Colton story, Military heroes, Real American Hero, Toy collectibles, toy evolution, toy industry innovation, toy storytelling, valor and honor0 comment

In the realm of action figures and military heroes, few names are as iconic or have as rich a history as G.I. Joe. This narrative not only explores the evolution of a toy line but also delves into the fictional lore of its original character, Joe Colton, known to many as the first G.I. Joe. This tale weaves through the corridors of time, from the mid-20th century to the present, chronicling the birth of an idea that would captivate millions and create a legacy that endures. The story begins in…

Operation: Homebound – G.I. Joe: World’s Without End Pt. 3 – A Fan Fiction

February 7, 2024February 7, 2024 Serpentorslair Staffalternate universe, animated series, bravery, Cobra, dystopian world, freedom, G.I. Joe, Grunt, Heroism, hope, interdimensional travel, military adventure, mission, Operation: Homebound, parallel world, resistance, team spirit0 comment

In the heart of the G.I. Joe headquarters, a sense of urgency resonated through the walls as General Hawk addressed a select team of Joes. Flint, Lady Jaye, Snake Eyes, and Roadblock stood at attention, absorbing every detail. “Joes, we’ve got an extraordinary mission. It’s time to bring one of our own back home. Grunt, who stayed behind in the parallel universe we discovered, needs our help,” General Hawk announced solemnly. As they prepared for the journey, Duke, who had been on the original mission, briefed them on the altered…

From Cobra Commander to Starscream: The Untold Legacy of Chris Latta, Voice of Villains, and the Tragic Symphony of His Life

January 24, 2024January 26, 2024 Serpentorslair Staffaddiction, animated series, Animation, animation history, character portrayal, Chris Latta, Cobra Commander, cult classic, entertainment industry, Frank Welker, G.I. Joe, Grebnedlog, iconic characters, industry challenges, Inspector Gadget, lasting influence, Legacy, memorable characters, Neil Ross, Paklid alien, peer reflections, Roadhouse, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Starscream, tragic end, Transformers, troubled life, voice acting community, voice acting legend, Voice Actor, voiceover talent0 comment

Christopher Collins, better known by his stage name Chris Latta, was a legendary voice actor whose talent left an indelible mark on the world of animation and entertainment. Born on August 30, 1949, in New York City, Latta’s career spanned various iconic characters and projects. Unfortunately, his life was marked by struggles that ultimately led to a tragic end. This article delves into the multifaceted career of Chris Latta, exploring his notable roles, contributions, and the challenges he faced. The Voice Behind the Legends: Chris Latta became a household name…

Star Wars: The Bad Batch Final Season Trailer and Premiere Date Revealed

January 23, 2024January 23, 2024 Serpentorslair Staff2024, animated series, Clone Wars, Disney+, episodes, fan-favorite, Final Season, May 1, Premiere Date, spin-off, Star Wars, The Bad Batch, trailer, weekly release, Youtube0 comment

The ultimate season of Star Wars: The Bad Batch is now unveiled, as Disney+ debuts the initial trailer and poster. The first glimpse of the final season, featured on the official Star Wars YouTube page, teases the upcoming episodes of this beloved animated series—a spin-off from Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Commencing with a three-episode premiere on February 21, 2024, the saga will unfold weekly until its culmination on May 1, 2024.

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Megatron’s Resonance: Unraveling the Legacy of the Iconic 1980s Sunbow Cartoon Villain and Voice Maestro Frank Welker

January 22, 2024January 22, 2024 Serpentorslair Staff1980s cartoons, animated series, animation history, Autobots, Decepticons, Frank Welker, iconic characters, Megatron, Megatron's relevance, nostalgia, Pop Culture, Sunbow, Transformers, Transformers franchise, Transformers Legacy, voice acting, Voice Actor0 comment

In the vibrant landscape of 1980s animated television, few characters cast as long and influential a shadow as Megatron, the nefarious Decepticon leader from the Sunbow-produced Transformers series. Voiced by the incomparable Frank Welker, Megatron emerged as an emblematic villain whose impact transcends decades and continues to captivate audiences in 2024. Welker’s portrayal of Megatron was nothing short of iconic, etching the character into the annals of pop culture history. The deep, resonant voice that Welker lent to Megatron became synonymous with the character’s cunning, power-hungry persona. Welker’s ability to…

Decoding G.I. Joe’s Secrets: Delving into The Pyramid of Darkness Pt. 3 on Half The Battle Podcast

January 16, 2024January 16, 2024 Serpentorslair Staff1980s cartoon, 80s animation, animated series, Comments, Conversation, G.I. Joe, G.I. Joe secrets, Half The Battle podcast, Like, nostalgia, podcast episode review, Pop Culture, Pyramid of Darkness Pt. 3, Share, Subscribe, YouTube channel0 comment

On this week’s episode of Half The Battle podcast, I take a look back at the 1980s G.I. Joe Cartoon episode The Pyramid of Darkness Pt. 3. Be sure and join in the conversation in the comments below. And as always be sure and like share and subscribe to my YouTube channel if that’s your thing!

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ThunderCats #1 Surpasses 100,000 Pre-Sales Milestone: A Comic Phenomenon Unveils

January 11, 2024January 13, 2024 Serpentorslair Staff2024, animated series, CEO Nick Barrucci, comic, David Nakayama, Declan Shalvey, Drew Moss, Dynamite Entertainment, Final Order Cutoff, Ivan Tao, Jae Lee, Lucio Parrillo, Mutants of Plun-Darr, pre-sales, Prince Lion-O, reboot, sorcerer Mumm-Ra, Third Earth, Thundarians, Thundercats, Warner Bros.0 comment

Dynamite Entertainment’s highly anticipated ThunderCats comic for 2024 has achieved a remarkable feat with over 100,000 pre-sales for its inaugural issue. The impressive reception precedes the Final Order Cutoff (FOC) date, underscoring the fervent anticipation surrounding this collaboration between Warner Bros. and Dynamite. Dynamite CEO Nick Barrucci expressed gratitude, stating, “It’s incredibly rewarding that the fans and retailers have supported this so well.” He emphasized the unusual success of the comic’s early sales, considering the historically quieter months of January and February. Barrucci attributed their optimism and decision to launch…

“Diving into the Modern Era: Exploring the Evolution of G.I. Joe Figures from 2007 Onward, with a Spotlight on the Unique 2007 Doc and the World of Customization”

January 4, 2024January 4, 2024 Serpentorslair Staff2007-now, action figures, animated series, Carla Greer, Classified figures, Club exclusives, collector's items, Convention exclusives, Detroit hospital, Doc figure, Figure customization, figure design, file card, G.I.Joe, gi joe, Hasbro, military recruitment, modern era, nostalgic toys, O-ring figure, removable head, Toy collectibles, toy discussion, toy history0 comment

Welcome to the Outpost. I’ve been taking a look at the modern Joes as a whole, but I also want to put some of my favorite modern 2007-now figures under the microscope. 2007 as I mentioned was the dawn of a new era, the 25th modern style Joe. One of the most distinct features is the removable head. The overall design made it relatively simple to swap heads and other body parts to customize figures. Although Hasbro produced a good amount of the original figures some were left out and…

“Yo Joe! The Battle Cry Resounds: Bill Ratner’s Legendary Journey as the Voice of Flint in G.I. Joe Unveiled”

December 12, 2023December 13, 2023 Serpentorslair Staff1980s, animated series, Animation, animation industry, Auditions, Ben 10, Bill Ratner, Collector's Set, Comic Book Store, Documentaries, Encounter, Flint, G.I.Joe, Hasbro, Knowing is Half the Battle, Lady Jaye, Legacy, Manhattan, Mary McDonald-Lewis, Mass Effect, Michael Bell, Movies, nostalgia, Now You Know, NPR, Parent Groups, Public Service Announcements, Special Features, Studio City, Sunbow, The Moth Story Slams, Timeless Impact, Transformers, Video Games, Voice Actor, Wally Burr0 comment

In the realm of 1980s animated glory, where heroes and villains clashed against the backdrop of explosive battles, one voice cut through the chaos with an unforgettable charisma – the voice of Flint in the iconic G.I. Joe animated series. Bill Ratner, the man behind the microphone, embarked on a legendary journey, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of G.I. Joe fans. From auditions that felt like an old Hollywood “cattle call” to chance encounters in comic book stores, Ratner’s tale is as thrilling as the animated adventures he…

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