Writing Process and Prehistory
– Why a Book?
– The First Time I Wrote a G.I. Joe Book: Part One, Two, Three
– Interview #1: Larry Hama, June 2001 – Part One, Two, Three
– My First Comic Book Ever Was “G.I. Joe Yearbook” #3 – Part One, Two, Three
– The Comic That Changed Everything – Part [1], [2], [3], [4], [5], [6], [7], [8], [9], [10] [11], [12], [13], [14], [15]
– I Was a Teenage Sunbow Intern – Part [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]
“A Real American Book” Photography:
– Cobra Command by Wes Rollend
– More Cobra Command by Wes Rollend
– Duke and Spirit by Andre Blaise
G.I. Joe Art and Behind-The-Scenes
– Dorman Ice Viper
– Groen X-Soldier
– Heath Snake-Eyes
– Rock-Viper sculpt inputs
– PSA #10 animation storyboard
– Hydro-Viper sculpt inputs
– Hawk blister card
– “The Rotten Egg” storyboards – One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six
– “G.I. Joe” issue #1, March 1982: pencil art
– Marvel Licensing, Spring 1982
– Groen Cobra concept art, 1990
– “G.I. Joe: The Movie” screenplay — pages 0-4, 5-9
– Cobra Commander’s lost gun
– “Revenge of Cobra” 1984 Generic Joe II model sheet
– Law 1987 blister card
– Toxo-Viper v2 presentation sketch and comp
– Bazooka original dossier by Larry Hama
– Charbroil presentation painting
– Russ Heath – Primord Chief
– Larry Hama and the Flagg
– G.I. Joe PSA #34 kid model sheets
– G.I. Joe Special Missions #21 cover art
– Sunbow Productions memos
– Budo 1988 turnaround
– Zartan’s Chameleon
– Hit & Run’s almost-1995 transformation
– Eco-Warriors Pirate Old Baron
– Sgt. Savage by Joe Kubert
– Unproduced: Towed Artillery Missile System
– Larry Hama’s Fury Force Helicopter
The Other Half of the Battle (episode reviews)
– “The Cobra Strikes”
– “The Funhouse”
Misc.
– “G.I. Joe: Retaliation” trailer
– Posting Schedule Update
– Interview – Flag Points Part One
– Hub Comics in the news
– Larry Hama signing at Hub Comics
– Photos from Larry Hama signing at Hub Comics
– Apologies for lack of posts
