Review — ‘G.I. Joe Sssilent Missions: Crimson Guard’ #1 Pulls Off A Twice Tough Challenge
Crafting an all silent issue – a comic without any dialogue bubbles or captions – is challenging enough on its
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Comicon Advent Calendar Day X: Larry Hama Gives Wolverine The Silent (Night) Treatment
Larry Hama and inker Steve Leialoha‘s dialogue and caption-less “silent” story in G.I. Joe #21 is one of the most
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Skybound Shares A First Look At ‘Void Rivals’ #24
Skybound/Image Comics and partners, Hasbro, have revealed a preview and the various covers for Void Rivals #24. From writer Robert Kirkman
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A First Look At Daniel Warren Johnson’s Last Issue: ‘Transformers’ #24 Preview
Skybound/Image Comics and toy company Hasbro have revealed a couple of interior pages and the lineup of variant covers for
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‘G.I. Joe: Roadblock’ #1 Is A Successful Silent Superhero Story – Review
Continuing Skybound’s month-long celebration of G.I. Joe #21’s groundbreaking silent story, G.I. Joe: Roadblock #1 is another character-focused one shot
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‘G.I. Joe: Beach Head’ #1 and ‘Jinx’ #1 Showcase The Strengths of Silence – Review
Though born of experimentation and a deadline crunch, G.I Joe #21 — the famous silent issue — stands as one
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Advance Review — ‘Far Down Below’ #1 Embraces Nostalgia Of The 1980s
Nostalgia for the 1980s has never been hotter. From popular music to movies to theater, audiences are embracing the throwbacks
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New Year, New Comics: Reenlisting with Marvel’s ‘G.I. Joe’
As a child of the 1980s with a love of cartoons, action-adventure stories, and serial narratives, I was big into
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Destro #5 Review: A Surprisingly Triumphant Conclusion
In this finale to the Destro miniseries (and the end of Skybound’s “prerelease” season of miniseries before the launch of
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Can’t Escape The Energon Universe — ‘Scarlett’ #5 Reviewed
Much of Scarlett #5 is of a piece with the previous issues. The same potent mix of martial arts and
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Review: A Plot-Heavy ‘Destro’ #4 Makes For The ‘Worst’ Issue Yet
As the penultimate issue of the series, Destro #4 is, understandably, the most plot-heavy issue of the series yet. Ahead
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Review: ‘Scarlett’ #4 Lands Punches Both Emotional And Kinetic
Heading into the climax of the series, Scarlett #4 is, understandably, more plot-heavy than any previous issue of the series
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‘Destro’ #3 Review: How Destro Got His Groove Back
Throughout the first two issues of Image Comics’ Destro, the titular character has been fighting to turn back a tide
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Review: ‘Scarlett’ #3 Is Fun & Action-Packed But Little Else
An all out action issue, Scarlett #3 is another standout artistic showcase for Marco Ferrari. But while the art continues
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Advance Review: Crimson Guards and Burning Robots Liven Up ‘Destro’ #2
The first issue of Destro was a character study of its title character, introducing readers to a man so obsessed
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A Stunning Artistic Showcase: Reviewing ‘Scarlett’ #2
Scarlett #2 is a strong follow-up to the series’ inaugural issue. It continues to showcase the strong grasp writer Kelly
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Some Thoughts And Guesses About Skybound’s ‘GI Joe’ #1
This week, Skybound Entertainment announced what every Energon Universe fan has been anticipating — GI Joe is coming in November
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Double Trouble Comings Destro’s Way In A First Look At ‘Destro’ #2 From Skybound
The Energon Universe keeps on building on success after success with the recently released and long-sold-out, Destro #1, being the
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Fighting A Fight You’ve Already Lost: Reviewing ‘Destro’ #1
There’s a fascinating energy permeating Destro #1. All of the previous G.I. Joe series in Skybound’s burgeoning Energon Universe are
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‘Scarlett’ #1 Review — A Sleek And Chic Intro To The First Lady Of GI Joe!
The introduction of GI Joe in Skybound’s Energon Universe has been surprisingly restrained and methodical. Rather than drop a fully-formed
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Talking Skybound’s ‘Scarlett’ With Kelly Thompson And Marco Ferrari
Whether you grew up with GI Joe or just love a female action star, Skybound’s new miniseries, Scarlett, is the
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Review: ‘Duke’ #4 Puts All The Pieces Together
Duke has spent its entire length laying out all the pieces for the Energon Universe’s second phase. In Duke #4,
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Skybound Reveals The Line-up Of Covers For ‘Void Rivals’ #7
Ahead of the weekend Skybound/Image Comics, in collaboration with Hasbro, have revealed the lineup of variant covers for Robert Kirkman
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Review: ‘Duke’ #2 Escalates As Everything Clicks
Skybound’s relaunch of GI Joe is only three issues in and already its breathing new life on the franchise. In
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Review: ‘Duke’ #1 Surprises In The Best Ways
Skybound’s first G.I. Joe miniseries arrives this week. The Real American Heroes are on their way back into the modern
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Can Skybound Fix What’s Broken With ‘G.I. Joe’?
With the launch of Void Rivals and Transformers, Skybound Publishing and Hasbro has done something surprising with their Energon Universe.
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Review: ‘GI Joe: A Real American Hero’ #301 Is A Fast Paced, Combative And Thrilling Return For The Joes
For any newcomers to GI Joe, and that would include me, this first issue does a sterling job of introducing
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Skybound And Hasbro Reveal Two New ‘Duke’ #1 Variant Covers
Skybound have revealed two new variant covers for Duke #1 from writer Joshua Williamson (DC’s Superman, Dark Ride), artist Tom Reilly (The Thing)
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An Interview With `The Roadie’ Writer Tim Seeley
In Tim Seeley’s newest series, The Roadie, long-time heavy metal band stagehand Joe D. gets pulled back to his old
Read moreHenry Golding Is ‘Snake Eyes’ In New GI Joe Origin Film International Trailer
Henry Golding (The Gentlemen) will be taking on the role of Snake Eyes in a new GI Joe origin film
Read moreGI Joe #2 Fights An Unwinnable War
Fighting fascism is one of the most long-lasting and enduring battles we’ve seen in society for over a century. However,
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