Summary

G.I. Joerecently broke franchise records with the release ofG.I. Joe : A veridical American Hero#301 , proceed Larry Hama ’s legendary run on the serial , which began in 1982 . Now , the dealership hits another milepost , as publisher Skybound Entertainment announced that issue # 302 has deal out at the retailer level , and as a resultant role , they will be releasing a second impression of the proceeds – with an all - newfangled variant screening .

annunciate viaSkybound’swebsite , the novel variant cover for the effect ’s second printing come good manners of creative person Danny Earls and colorist Jão Canola . It depictsSnake Eyesgetting the parachuting on two Cobra state trooper , revolt down the outside of a construction and catching them unaware .

In accession to being a brilliant piece of art in its own right wing , the Modern cover also represent as a noticeable homage to what is perhaps the most famousG.I. Joecover of all time : theG.I. Joe : A Real American Hero#302 cover by Ed Hannigan and Klaus Jansen . This was the infamous “ Silent Interlude ” issue , which conspicuously featured stand - out character Snake Eyes .

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NewG.I. JoeCover Pays Homage to Legendary Snake Eyes Moment

Controversial at the time , G.I. Joe : A Real American Hero#21 has since gone on to be wide regarded as one of the greatestJoecomics . Infamously feature not a single line of dialog , “ Silent Interlude ” evidence a simple narrative , feature Snake heart invading Cobra HQ to deliver a captured Scarlett . write and drawn byLarry Hama – with goal by Steve Leialoha – the issue shows the longtimeG.I. Joecreator ’s mastery of the comic book Thomas Nelson Page . Without dialogue , the thrilling government issue is focused on the image of Snake Eyes infiltrating Cobra HQ , stealthily strike out Cobra troopers and red ninjas , as he attempts to rescue Scarlett .

The effect is also noted in that it is the first comic Holy Scripture appearance byStorm Shadow , Cobra ’s nonmigratory ninja enforcer . This was really the first issue that suggest at Snake Eyes ’ mysterious past , bring out that he had the same red tattoo as Storm Shadow , one that readers would later learn signify both characters once belong to the Arashikage ninja kin . Storm Shadow was believed to have kill the Hard Master , which visualize the ninja ejected from the clan and forced to work in the service of Cobra Commander . Storm Shadow would go on to be one of the franchise ’s most complex characters , and has been a major focus of Hama ’s runnel ever since .

G.I. Joehas recently been relaunched as a part of Skybound ’s Energon Universe persistence , with the departure ofDuke#1 . While excitement for this raw era has been palpable , especially for longtime fans , it ’s exhilarate that the classic serial publication is continuing as well , with Hama once more at the helm .. Larry Hama is the godfather of all thingsG.I. Joe , and the relaunch of his running game under the original series numbering should satisfy old schoolhouse lover while bring raw one to the bend . Now that the good continuation of Larry Hama’sG.I. Joe : A tangible American Herois an undisputed success , hopefully the serial continue on for a foresightful fourth dimension .

G.I. Joe A Real American Hero#302is on sales agreement now from Skybound Entertainment

reservoir : Skybound

A composite image of the Peanuts gang hoisting Charlie Brown and Snoopy in the air in front of black and white panels from the Peanuts comic strips

G.I. Joe : A Real American Hero#302

Collage of Captain Sisko, Captain Picard, Captain Kirk, and Captain Janeway from the Star Trek franchise.

Cropped cover for G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #21, featuring Snake Eyes dangling off the side of a building, firing a gun

G.I. Joe: A Real America Hero #302 Variant Cover by Danny Earls, homage to issue #21 cover

Cover for G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #21, Snake eyes repelling down the side of a building, firing his gun

GI Joe #21 - Snake Eyes parachutes into Cobra HQ