GI Joe A Real American Hero #239 eBook Larry Hama SL Gallant
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Cobra makes preparations for their next plot… one that even G.I. Joe may not be equipped to stop!
GI Joe A Real American Hero #239 eBook Larry Hama SL Gallant
I have recently started to collect the classic GI Joe comics from the 1980's run. I recommend these stories to anyone reading this review. A year or two ago, IDW (the current publsher of the GI Joe comics) asked Larry Hama, the writer and part-time illustrator of the classic series, to come back and publish new stories set in the GI joe universe of the classic comics,as a result we got GI Joe a Real American Hero.This is the first volume of this new series, and it kicks it off pretty well. After reading this volume I am going to be collecting them all as they come out.
In my opinion, GI Joe A Real American Hero, is the perfect blend of classic 1980's comic book writing and modern art. It is great to see a modern comic book story with all the classic Joes just the way I remember them when I was a kid.
I introduced my 11 year old son, to both the classic series, and this relaunch, and he likes the relaunch better. I think this new series does a great job of introducing GI Joe to a new generation, without compromising the integrity of these characters.
In short this series does a great job of bridging the gap between 1986 and 2012. For a GI Joe fan, this would be my recommendation, if you were limited to reading only one of the modern era GI Joe comics. Well, now you know, and knowing is half the battle. Yo Joe!
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GI Joe A Real American Hero #239 eBook Larry Hama SL Gallant Reviews
Let me start by saying that this was my first exposure to G.I. Joe comics. I collected a few figurines when I was a kid, but only recently have developed some interest in graphic novels. I figured this re-release of the original G.I. Joe comics would be a great place to start, and I'm glad I did. Reading these old issues helped me establish a reference point with which to judge newer comics and reveals just how far the whole genre has come in the last 25 years.
That's not to say that I think newer comics are necessarily better than these old Marvel issues. They are just very different. Obviously meant for a much younger audience, they are way more simple, straight-forward, and naive. They don't contain near the amount of violence and other 'R-rated' material that many new graphic novels (including the more recent G.I. Joe material) contain. So, for a look back at times when comics were meant for kids and "Yo, Joe!" was a much more familiar phrase, this re-release is a treasure. For more exciting and realistic stuff aimed at a more mature audience, I'd recommend the newer material, starting with GI Joe Vol. 1 Reinstated from Devil's Due.
One curious note is why Marvel halted the production of these new collections. They discontinued the line after the first five volumes, collecting the first 50/155 issues. I can tell from the extravagant prices people are charging here on and on EBay that they must have sold all the copies they printed. I know a lot of people are wishing they would continue the series.
For me, I'll keep reading these old volumes for nostalgia's sake (assuming I can find the rest for a reasonable price). For anyone having trouble finding the next volume, here's the link G.I. Joe A Real American Hero, Vol. 2 (GI Joe) (Marvel).
Loved it. Larry Hama is a rockstar in the world of comic writers and it is great that he had the chance to come back home to what is essentially his franchise. Some said they did not enjoy the art as it wasn't "classic" enough for them. Personally I liked it but I also like the following editions that feature the more classic look. It doesn't matter if you grew up in the 80s and are looking for a nostalgia trip or if you are just a comic reader looking for something new to get into this is a great series that is headed up by someone who has poured almost half their life into it and you can really feel the care that the creator put into his work while you're reading it.
From 1982 to 1994 Larry Hama wrote the legendary "G.I. Joe A Real American Hero!" series published by Marvel. The series stopped with #155. (These issues are currently being reprinted in the "Classic G.I. Joe" trades by IDW.)
Fast-forward to May 2010. IDW released #155.5 as a freebie for "Free Comic Book Day." Here Larry Hama picked up the story right where he had left off over 15 years earlier. In July 2010 the series officially reopened with #156, and has been going strong with new monthly installments since. Same writer, same continuity, same issue numbering - this is the definitive continuation of the classic Marvel run!
This trade collects #155.5 thru #160, and is called "volume 1" because these are the first issues published by IDW that continue the original Marvel story.
The Joe team has been disbanded, and Cobra attempts to hunt some of the key members (Hawk, Duke, Snake-Eyes, Scarlett, Roadblock, Stalker, Mainframe, Rock N Roll) down. The Joes reunite and strike back. Great stuff!
I gave this volume 4 stars because #157 and #160 drag a little and the art isn't the best I've seen for G.I. Joe. I don't mean this as a slam against Augustin Padilla, but I just feel that his style isn't right for this genre. (However, starting in #161 SL Gallant took over the art chores and his work is PERFECT. His amazing work will be featured in the next trade, but sadly not in this one.) Despite my complaints this volume is over all a total blast to read. Nobody writes the Joes like Hama!
For #156 and forward each issue has been printed with three cover variations, one of them being a sketch by Larry Hama. (The Hama sketch covers are difficult to find.) This trade features an excellent cover gallery in the back where we get full page reproductions of all three covers for #156 - #160. Very cool - especially the Hama sketch covers.
To have Larry Hama back on his original Marvel story-line is a dream come true! YO JOE!
I have recently started to collect the classic GI Joe comics from the 1980's run. I recommend these stories to anyone reading this review. A year or two ago, IDW (the current publsher of the GI Joe comics) asked Larry Hama, the writer and part-time illustrator of the classic series, to come back and publish new stories set in the GI joe universe of the classic comics,as a result we got GI Joe a Real American Hero.
This is the first volume of this new series, and it kicks it off pretty well. After reading this volume I am going to be collecting them all as they come out.
In my opinion, GI Joe A Real American Hero, is the perfect blend of classic 1980's comic book writing and modern art. It is great to see a modern comic book story with all the classic Joes just the way I remember them when I was a kid.
I introduced my 11 year old son, to both the classic series, and this relaunch, and he likes the relaunch better. I think this new series does a great job of introducing GI Joe to a new generation, without compromising the integrity of these characters.
In short this series does a great job of bridging the gap between 1986 and 2012. For a GI Joe fan, this would be my recommendation, if you were limited to reading only one of the modern era GI Joe comics. Well, now you know, and knowing is half the battle. Yo Joe!
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