JOE comic books with the publication of G.I. SAN DIEGO, CA (September 13, 2022) – As 2022 draws to a close, IDW will bid farewell to its long-running series of G.I. Joe series, will be available with six cover variants, including Covers A and B by Jamie Sullivan Cover C by Netho Diaz Cover D by Kieran McKeown two retailer incentive covers by John Royle and Ron Joseph, respectively and a special retailer incentive wraparound of Sullivan’s world record-setting cover without trade dress, so every single detail and character can be seen in its full glory.įor more on this news, read the official press release below. G.I.: Joe: A Real American Hero #300, the final issue of IDW’s G.I.
The words always come dead last, and that’s why I don’t identify as a ‘writer,’ but as more of a ‘penciler with a word processor.’
My second concern is visual storytelling-making sure the story is carried along in an impactful way by the succession of images. My main concern has always been the characters, getting them to stand up and walk around inside their own universe. “I’ve never been concerned about ‘plot’ or ‘continuity.’ Most of G.I. Then I slogged ahead, page by page, until I got to the end. “So I did what I’ve been doing now for forty years: I jumped into the deep end of the pool and wrote page one without any idea about what would happen on page two. I had no clue what to do for the next issue.
JOE story, and thinking to myself that that was it, those were all the ideas I had. “I remember finishing the very first G.I. JOE foil their archenemy’s evil machinations before it’s too late? Or will the devious Revanche robots have the last word over both the Joes and Cobra? JOE: A Real American Hero, Cobra is on the verge of creating its deadliest army ever by resurrecting both dangerous villains and heroes.
In the bombastic conclusion to IDW’s G.I. So what’s G.I.: Joe: A Real American Hero #300 about? JOE and Transformers made it to the next season seemed miraculous. “Back in 1982, it was common knowledge that a toy licensed comic lasted one to two years at the most, and toy companies were reluctant to let a series based on a toy line run longer than three years, lest they get stuck with warehouses full of unsaleable Cabbage Patch Dolls or Beanie Babies. Sad, that a storyline I began in 1982 is coming to an end, and amazement that it has lasted this long, Hama said in a statement sent to AIPT. JOE: A Real American Hero #300, which is the final issue of the series for IDW, with a mix of sadness and amazement. Listen to the latest episode of our weekly comics podcast!
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