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Serpentorslair Staff · February 20, 2024

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…

“G.I. Joe Guru Larry Hama’s Top 10 Heroes and Hated 5: A Revealing Journey into the Legendary Creator’s Favorites and Flops”

January 7, 2024January 9, 2024 Serpentorslair StaffBaroness, Cobra Commander, G.I. Joe characters, G.I. Joe creator, G.I. Joe franchise, G.I. Joe history, G.I. Joe legends, G.I.Joe, G.I.Joe Comics, Hama's least favorite characters, IDW Publishing, Larry Hama, Larry Hama favorites, Larry Hama interview, Marvel Comics, Nathan Cabaniss, Real American Hero, Screenrant, Skybound Entertainment, Snake Eyes, Storm Shadow, Toyfare Q & A, Zartan1 Comment

Legendary G.I. Joe creator Larry Hama, often hailed as the godfather of the franchise, recently shared his insights on the characters he cherishes and those he’s not particularly fond of. As the saga of G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero continues under Hama’s guidance, it’s evident that his deep connection to the series spans over four decades, from its Marvel Comics origins in the 1980s to its current iteration at Skybound Entertainment. With an extensive portfolio boasting over 300 issues, Hama’s intimate understanding of the G.I. Joe characters is unparalleled.…