Tag: Intrigue

Serpentorslair Staff · June 29, 2024

Snake Eyes: The Enduring Legacy of G.I. Joe’s Silent Warrior

June 29, 2024July 1, 2024 Serpentorslair Staffaction figure, Arashikage clan, brotherhood, combat skills, enigmatic hero, franchise cornerstone, G.I. Joe, hope, iconic characters, Intrigue, loyalty, mute character, mysterious past, mystery, ninja, Ninja commando, overcoming adversity, personal hero, rivalry, silent warrior, Snake Eyes, soldier, Storm Shadow, strength, sword-brother, toy line, tragic backstory0 comment

Let me tell you about a hero who doesn’t need words to make an impact. Snake Eyes, the silent warrior of the G.I. Joe universe, has been a personal favorite of mine since he first appeared back in ’82. There’s something about that black-clad ninja that just sticks with you, isn’t there? Why Snake Eyes Stands Out It’s his silence that really sets him apart. In a world where everyone’s shouting to be heard, Snake Eyes moves in shadows, letting his actions speak volumes. It’s ironic that a cost-cutting move gave…

“G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Issue 301: Explosive Action, Intrigue, and a Shocking Twist! Larry Hama Returns with Skybound Comics – Get the Inside Scoop Now!”

November 16, 2023November 18, 2023 Serpentorslair StaffA Real American Hero, Action, Character Mini-Bios, Cliffhanger, Cobra Island, Comic Book Purchase, Comic Book Review, Comic Series, Crossover, Digital Copy, Dr. Mindbender, Duke, Free Comic Book Day, G.I. Joe, Hasbro, IDW, Intrigue, Issue 155 1/2, Issue 300, Issue 301, Issue 302, Larry Hama, Marvel Comics, Mutant Zombie Bio-weapon, November 2023, Robert Kirkman, Serpentor Khan, Skybound Announcements, Skybound Comics, Skybound Teaser Solicit, Subscription, Transformers, Wild Bill, Yorktown Joe0 comment

Background Author Larry Hama began the G.I. Joe A Real American Hero (ARAH) comic in 1982 in coordination with Marvel comics and Hasbro. The original series ran 155 issues with Marvel and spawned spin-off Special Missions series and crossovers with Transformers. Decades later other creators including Josh Blaylock continued on and took these beloved heroes and villains on other adventures. Then Larry Hama returned with IDW and published a special issue for Free Comic Book Day numbered 155 1/2. This was a bridge to reboot/rejoin the story just after issue…