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Serpentorslair Staff · October 4, 2026

Serpentor’s Lair Exclusive Interview: Legendary Voice Actor Neil Ross on Shipwreck, Springer, G.I. Joe & Transformers

October 4, 2026October 4, 2026 Serpentorslair Staff1980s cartoons, classic cartoons, G.I. Joe A Real American Hero, G.I. Joe Shipwreck, Green Goblin voice actor, Neil Ross, Neil Ross interview, Neil Ross Transformers, Serpentor’s Lair, Shipwreck voice actor, Spider-Man Animated Series, Springer voice actor, Sunbow G.I. Joe, There’s No Place Like Springfield, Transformers Springer, Transformers The Movie 1986, Vocal Recall Neil Ross, voice acting, Voltron Keith, Voltron Pidge1 Comment

By Adam Jared | Serpentor’s Lair In an exclusive Serpentor’s Lair interview, legendary voice actor Neil Ross looks back on the unlikely audition that created one of G.I. Joe’s most human characters, the disturbing brilliance of “There’s No Place Like Springfield,” the extraordinary cast that defined an era of animation, and a career that carried his unmistakable voice from the decks of the USS Flagg to Cybertron, Voltron and the world of Spider-Man. There are voices from childhood that never really leave us. You may forget exactly when you first…

From Cobra Island to the Final Frontier: How Chris Latta and Michael Bell Connected G.I. Joe to Star Trek: The Next Generation

August 6, 2026August 6, 2026 Serpentorslair Staff1980s cartoons, 1980s pop culture, 80s animation, animation legends, Chris Latta, Chris Latta voice actor, Christopher Collins, Cobra, Cobra Commander, Cobra Commander voice, Destro Designs, Encounter at Farpoint, G.I. Joe, G.I. Joe A Real American Hero, G.I. Joe Cartoon, G.I. Joe cast, G.I. Joe history, G.I. Joe nostalgia, Gene Roddenberry, Groppler Zorn, Michael Bell, Michael Bell voice actor, Saturday morning cartoons, Star Trek cast, Star Trek connections, Star Trek fans, Star Trek history, Star Trek The Next Generation, Star Trek TNG, Sunbow G.I. Joe, Transformers voice actors, USS Enterprise-D, Viper Den Studios, Voice actors0 comment

For many fans who grew up in the 1980s, G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero and Star Trek: The Next Generation occupied completely different corners of their imagination. One was a world of laser fire, masked villains, and elite special missions. The other explored diplomacy, exploration, and humanity’s future among the stars. Yet, thanks to two legendary performers, those worlds became more connected than most fans ever realized. The bridge between Cobra Island and the USS Enterprise wasn’t built with phasers or F.A.N.G. helicopters. It was built by Chris Latta…