larry hama Archives

Her debut as Snake Eyes lit up the sales charts last year, and now she's getting her own 4-issue mini-series, as announced in IDW's September solicitations and elaborated on in a press release today. Each issue of the four-issue mini-series will feature a main story by legendary Joe scribe Larry Hama and RAH artist Netho Diaz,[...]

Deathstroke has an assassination mission interrupted by a faction that is apparently working for the Batman. Meanwhile, Wayne Enterprises experiences a major theft. Is it a good read?

Joe: A Real American Hero #253—Cover A: Brian Shearer Larry Hama (w) • Brian Shearer (a & c) "Special Missions," Part 3 (of 5) G.I Joe Cobra Two opposing forces Two powerful war machines, each made more lethal by the undeniable strength of their individual parts But who and what are those parts? Living legend Larry Hama[...]

In GI Joe: Real American Hero #244 by Larry Hama and SL Gallant, one scene depicts some unsavory locals with at least one NRA hat and one confederate flag tattoo breaking into the deceased Snake Eyes' cabin in the woods, identifying Snake Eyes and Scarlett from a photo as "city slickers with big bucks" while[...]

A Kickstarter project from Fresh Monkey Fiction which has already more than tripled its $6000 funding goals aims to produce what it claims is the first ever action figure of comics legend Larry Hama The action figure is styled after the classic line of 1980s 3.75" GI Joe action figures, though this one purports to[...]

The first batch includes Call of Duty: Black Ops III #6 that ships on October 12th and Dark Horse Presents #27 that ships October 19th. CALL OF DUTY: BLACK OPS III #6 Writer: Larry Hama Artist: Marcelo Ferreira Colorist: Dan Jackson Cover Artist: Anthony Palumbo Hendricks's team takes the fight to Moscow in the explosive conclusion to the[...]

This room was somewhat smaller than the one where he shared the stage with other Marvel writers, but the panel was considerably more engaging, with the guests sharing candid stories about their experiences in the industry, their struggles over writing about stereotypes, and wanting to create more diverse worlds in comics. Joining Pak (Totally Awesome Hulk,[...]

By Parker McCombe First off, let me begin by saying that around my home, Larry Hama is spoke of with almost god-like respect While already into heavily into military and war comics, Hama's work on GI Joe in the eighties cemented my love for both this type of story and of comics itself GI Joe issue[...]

This October, the man who started it all returns as Larry Hama picks up the reins of G.I Joe for an 8-part bi-weekly event called Cobra World Order The event kicks off with a prelude in G.I Joe: ARAH #219 and #220 with artist S.L Gallant It will also have covers by Paul Pope, Francesco[...]

But this isn't GI Joe, this is Call Of Duty. And Larry Hama is writing a prequel comic book series Call Of Duty: Black Ops II, drawn by Marcelo Ferreira for Dark Horse which, follows an elite group of cybernetically enhanced soldiers as they wage a secret war across a futuristic, war-torn world transformed by technology. In the first issue,[...]

That's where famed writer/editor/GI Joe creator Larry Hama came in Hama took over voice duties for the cover during a recording session at Neal Adams' Continuity Studios in New York City, who also handled animation for the project. Here is the result: [youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Oq9I1mAFO0[/youtube] He redefined the silent issue with GI Joe #21…and now he is the voice of[...]

Expect more of this sort of thing. Edited by Dan DiDio and Marie Javins, we have reported a number of creators as being Tim Truman, Jimmy Palmiotti, Justin Grey, Scott Lobdell, Fabian Nicieza, David Gallaher, Adam Beechen, Larry Hama, Marv Wolfman, Dan Abnett, Len Wein and Jeff Parker. But I am told to also expect a number of creators new to DC, with a background in webcomics[...]

Sean has since moved on to write and edit the Tall Tales From the Badlands horror/Western comic series, and this week, the Thor crew makes their debut at our latest port of call. This Week's Comic Reviews Include: The Life After #1 Turok: Dinosaur Hunter #6 Avengers #32 A few words on Moon Knight, Lazarus, Captain Marvel, and a look[...]

The show will feature the works of Larry Hama, Bernard Chang, Ken Knudtsen, John Jennings, Glenn Urieta, Sooj Lee, Jeff Castro and Jerry Ma. All the artists illustrated movie posters are being featured in the festival… The opening reception is June 28th from 7:30 to 8:30 pm and is open to the public Food and drinks will be[...]

They say: "If you liked the pop-science book/TV special The World Without Us and comics like Garth Ennis' Rover Red Charlie you'll LOVE Feral NYC a post-apocalyptic tale of animals both familiar and unfamiliar fighting for survival! Come by the store Wednesday May 7th for a special art sale to promote Chris Pyrate's ambitious comic[...]

The signing will commence at 5PM.  Wednesday, April 30th The Vertigo Quarterly Launch/JHU's 1st Birthday party will be held at JHU Comics at 32 East 32nd Street in New York City from 6-8PM this Wednesday.  They say: "What do you get when Amy Chu (Girls Night Out, The VIP Room), James Tynion IV (Batman: Eternal, Talon), Larry[...]

Joe #107, published in December of 1990, written by Larry Hama and with art by Lee Weeks, wasn't my first issue, but it was the first one that worked its peculiar magic on me, serving as an introduction to what this medium of ongoing serialized storytelling could do Secret Wars wasn't something I was old[...]

Next time, we'll examine how Larry Hama's G.I Joe challenged this status quo, and other new developments in comics and animation circa 1991. Christopher Smith teaches composition at Columbus State Community College and has spent about two thirds of his life being obsessed with comics, music, and the strange, somewhat overlooked corners of pop culture[...]

The kids, and Spider-Man, are going to be just fine. Special thanks for this article go to the folks in the Bleeding Cool forums for some great suggestions, Portland's Cosmic Monkey Comics for their patience, sage advice and very thorough inventory and finally legendary GI Joe writer Larry Hama and the incredible artists that brought his[...]

Cobra propaganda. Because every evil snake-based organization needs some mad rhymes, right? Rap Viper is the lead single from his latest album Welcome To Cobra Island and is inspired by the characters and panache of Larry Hama's Marvel GI Joe comics. The video was produced by 3:AM Design . And the full album can be found here. [...]

Larry Hama, whom I continue to believe is an underrated comics guy, believes that many readers don't read captions at all and he may be right. And in the years I worked with him, Larry never blew a deadline. Dennis O'Neil has a long history in the comics industry as both a writer and editor[...]

If, of course you can find a copy… Barack The Barbarian #1 by Larry Hama and Tim Seeley for Devil's Due ships this Wednesday. This is a Conan comic through and through Seriously, if you don't know any of the names, any of the figures in American politics, you can read it absolutely straight And at[...]