Cyber Bishop wrote:Two words...
ZOMBIE VIPER!!
Such a cool figure!
Cyber Bishop wrote:Two words...
ZOMBIE VIPER!!
Supreme Convoy wrote:chuckdawg1999, just listened to the Larry Hama interview. Great podcast!
chuckdawg1999 wrote:
Thank you so much but it could've been so much better. I wanted to ask him about his music and earlier days in comics but he sent an email to Justin my co-host setting parameters. I do think we touched some new ground that other sites haven't but, I can't help but wonder what if.
NewFoundStarscreamLuv wrote:me and my friends combine all the time. Sometimes I even combine by myself if no one is around.
Evil_the_Nub wrote:Most of the vests, if not all of them, have a snap on the side to take it off. The only thing I've ever had to do is pop the head off.
Supreme Convoy wrote:I read Classic GI Joe Volumes 10 through 13, collecting #91 to #130. Large chunks of comics that I read in about a month.
Quick thoughts...
Sgt. Slaughter isn't a big deal in this universe. That's pretty shocking considering his cartoon presence.
I love this gag.
The Trucial Abysmia arc is an intense arc. It’s interesting to read it and think about its place in comics history. It’s a pretty violent book pre-Image and The Death of Superman.
Silly looking character. However his fate really got to me.
The Snake Eyes Trilogy is probably my new favorite GI Joe story, right next to the Silent Interlude.
#120 was an early comic I had as a kid. I can now see how it's heavily referencing #21. Really cool stuff.
I love this issue because I had a majority of the figures and vehicles that were featured in this issue like the Battle Copters, Combat Gliders, and Paralyzer.
The neon colored toys aren't as garishly colored in the comics. As ridiculous as the sub groups like the DEF, Eco-Warriors, and Ninja Force may seem, I still love it.
Storm Shadow and Snake-Eyes, swords drawn, riding tanks. Insanely cool.
I had to look up this figure. I didn’t know that there was a GI Joe RC toy.
Great splash page of Snake-Eyes. Even the Red Ninjas are wielding Uzis!
It’s interesting to notice the later issues have less pages. It drops from 22 to 20. I wonder if it’s because of those profiles they had in the back.
On a side note, I took a good look at that Best of Larry Hams hardcover. Tempting since it's Absolute sized but the coloring in the later issues aren't good. They 're scanned and not remastered like the paperbacks so the half tone dots are distracting.
“CROSSOVER OF THE CENTURY ALERT: DANGER GIRL and GI JOE are teaming up! Campbell! Hartnell! Royle! Barber! Dunbier!” were the only words accompanying the artwork seen above, featuring Danger Girl Abbey Chase dressed as the Baroness. No further details were shared, but I’m betting we find out more this weekend at C2E2.
chuckdawg1999 wrote:Who is danger girl?
G.I.JOE: A Real American Hero #180
Larry Hama (w) • S L Gallant (a) • Herb Trimpe, Gallant (c)
In this special issue of G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero, G.I. JOE goes to SAN DIEGO COMIC-CON INTERNATIONAL! After being provided with pivotal information, G.I. JOE travel to San Diego in order to stop a plot to exchange nuclear clearance codes within the confines of the SDCC. Will G.I. JOE save the day in time? You can’t miss this convention-tastic issue of G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero!
FC • 32 pages • $3.99
*Variant covers:
Larry Hama variant sketch cover!
G.I. JOE #15
Chuck Dixon (w) • Will Rosado (a) • Tommy Lee Edwards (c)
“Deep Terror, part 3!”
DEEP TERROR rumbles on! Scarlett and Team Bravo are on the loose in a COBRA mining operation, miles beneath the surface of the Earth, with no chance of escape. In this issue they uncover the objective of Dr. Mindbender's subterranean search: a rare element that will allow COBRA to change the world forever. And that's NOT Good!
FC • 32 pages • $3.99
*Variant covers:
Black & White Tommy Lee Edwards cover!
Bullet points:
• The all-new direction for G.I. JOE continues!
chuckdawg1999 wrote:comics are $3.99 now? Holy crud.
Dagon wrote:I stopped at a Tuesday Morning, since I've learned the only real places to find Joe stuff are the second market stores like Ross and such, and I found a RoC Polar Sharc. The figure it comes with looks pretty lame, but I'm pretty happy about this find.
chuckdawg1999 wrote:Dagon wrote:I stopped at a Tuesday Morning, since I've learned the only real places to find Joe stuff are the second market stores like Ross and such, and I found a RoC Polar Sharc. The figure it comes with looks pretty lame, but I'm pretty happy about this find.
There are going to be some new mold figures coming to dollar stores soon. Be on the look out.
Dagon wrote:chuckdawg1999 wrote:Dagon wrote:I stopped at a Tuesday Morning, since I've learned the only real places to find Joe stuff are the second market stores like Ross and such, and I found a RoC Polar Sharc. The figure it comes with looks pretty lame, but I'm pretty happy about this find.
There are going to be some new mold figures coming to dollar stores soon. Be on the look out.
I think it was back at Christmas time, TJMaxx had a ton of Roc figures, like all the different Storm Shadows and the Baroness and stuff. What new mold figures do you mean, like the PoC ones? Or the newer ones, like the Zombie Vipers?
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