Tag: Serpentor Khan

Serpentorslair Staff · March 29, 2024

G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Issue #305 Review With @YORKTOWNJOE

March 29, 2024March 30, 2024 Serpentorslair StaffAction-packed issue, Baroness, Brainwave Scanner, Cobra, Crimson Guard, Cyborgs, Dawn Moreno, Destro, Fred 23, G.I. Joe, Lady Jaye, Larry Hama, Marvel Issue 3, Mindbender, Multo, Mutant Cobra, OG Joe, PIT, Python Officer, Revanche, review, Robert Kirkman, Serpentor Khan, Skybound Comics, Snake-Eyes, Spirit, Swamp Skier, Vipers, YO JOE, Zartan0 comment

Author: Larry HamaArt: Chris MooneyhamCovers: Andy Kubert and various others for variants On to the issue We begin Issue 305 with events unfolding, as Cobra Commander and some Vipers are examining the cyborg remains of those that self destructed at the end of issue 304. Cobra Commander has one Techno-Viper doing preliminary forensic analysis on the remains. (Cobra Commander must also be trying to acquire more Techno-Vipers to his ranks, just like G.I. Joe Classified action figure collectors.) Cobra Commander deduces that the cyborgs were spying on him while he…

Serpentorslair Staff · February 22, 2024

Survival Tactics and Shadow Games: Unraveling the Intrigue in G.I. Joe Issue 304 Review by @yorktownjoe

February 22, 2024February 24, 2024 Serpentorslair Staffaction figures, Alpha 001, androids, Andy Kubert, artificial intelligence, Chris Mooneyham, Cobra, Cobra Commander, comic book art, comic book collecting, Comic Book Review, Dawn Moreno, digital comics subscription, Dr. Mindbender, espionage, G.I. Joe Issue 304, Larry Hama, military fiction, ninja warfare, Revanche, robot combat, robot reassembly, Scarlett, Serpentor Khan, Skybound Comics, Snake-Eyes, Springfield, superhero comics, Timber, Variant Covers, Vipers0 comment

Author: Larry Hama Author: Larry HamaArt: Chris MooneyhamCovers: Andy Kubert and various others for variants On to the issueWe begin Issue 304 with events unfolding, following the haunting image sent from the camera of the assassin automaton before it self destructed at the end of issue 303. Serpentor Khan and Dr. Mindbender are impressed with Alpha 001’s work and want more “enhanced” Cobras created. The scene shifts to the High Sierras, where we discover that the reports of our heroes deaths have been greatly exaggerated. Scarlett, Snake-Eyes and Timber are…

Serpentorslair Staff · January 31, 2024

“EXPLOSIVE ACTION UNLEASHED: DIVE INTO THE WORLD OF G.I. JOE! FULL REVIEW OF IMAGE COMICS ISSUE #303 – DON’T MISS A SINGLE DETAIL!”

January 31, 2024February 3, 2024 Serpentorslair Staffaction scenes, androids, Andy Kubert, assassin automaton, B.A.T., Blue Ninjas, Chris Mooneyham, Cobra, Cobra Island, comic book art, comic book artists, comic book battle, comic book characters, comic book collectors, comic book enthusiasts, comic book fans, comic book intrigue, comic book issue, Comic Book Purchase, Comic Book Review, comic book series, comic book storytelling, Dial-Tone, digital comics, G.I. Joe, GALEN 2000 Surgical Bot, hit squad, Issue 303, Larry Hama, Mindbender, new stories, physical comics, Revanche AI, Robert Kirkman, robots, Serpentor Khan, Skybound Comics, Snake-Eyes cabin, Variant Covers, zombie mutant Viper0 comment

Author: Larry HamaArt: Chris MooneyhamCovers: Andy Kubert and various others for variants On to the issue We begin Issue 303 with events unfolding, following issue 302 and still reeling from the aftermath of the explosion of the bio-weapon deployed in 301. Duke and others at Joe HQ are intercepting Cobra communications. Our good friend Dial-Tone has the intel: Revanche AI is on their way to Cobra Island to make a deal. Revanche is an AI that has constructed and inhabited android/robot bodies of various shapes and sizes. The queen appears…

Serpentorslair Staff · December 24, 2023

“Explosive Action Unleashed: Dive into the World of G.I. Joe! Full Review of Image Comics Issue #302 – Don’t Miss a Single Detail!”

December 24, 2023December 27, 2023 Serpentorslair StaffAndy Kubert, Battle, Bio-weapon explosion, Cannibal horde, Cannibalism, Chris Mooneyham, Chris Mooneyham art, Cobra Casino, Cobra Island, Cobra relocation, Cobra storyline, Cobra troopers, Comic book highlights, Comic Book Review, Dr. Mindbender, G.I. Joe, Image Comics, Issue 302, Larry Hama, Larry Hama G.I. Joe, Marvel Issue 10, Serpentor Khan, Springfield, Variant cover artists, Variant Covers, Vipers0 comment

Author: Larry HamaArt: Chris MooneyhamCovers: Andy Kubert and various others for variants On to the issue We begin Issue 302 with the aftermath of the explosion of the bio-weapon deployed in 301. It s grisly. The Cobra Casino customers, Cobra troopers, assorted Vipers are all mutated. And they are eating each other. Strangely, they still understand who they are or were. But they have a hunger to eat one another in chaotic cannibalism. Serpentor Khan and Dr. Mindbender are also mutated, but Serpentor Khan wants to take over and lead…

Serpentorslair Staff · November 16, 2023

“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…