Image Comics’ G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #331 Review: The Snake-Eyes Legacy Goes to War

G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #331 is in stores now from Image Comics, and Larry Hama delivers another tense, action-driven chapter that places the complicated legacy of Snake-Eyes at the center of an increasingly dangerous mission. More than 330 issues into its legendary run, G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero continues proving that the right combination of military precision, character history, espionage, and ninja mythology can still make this series feel urgent. G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #331 reunites longtime series writer Larry Hama with penciler Paul Pelletier, inker Tony Kordos, colorist Francesco Segala, flatter Sabrina Del Grosso, and letterer Pat Brosseau for an issue that moves confidently between tactical operations, infiltration, surveillance, close-quarters combat, and the complicated history surrounding Snake-Eyes. The official review copy confirms Hama, Pelletier, Kordos, Segala, Del Grosso, and Brosseau as the primary creative team, with Alex Antone serving as editor and Caitlin Chappell as assistant editor. The result is another compelling installment of Larry Hama’s original G.I. Joe continuity and an issue that longtime A Real American Hero readers should hav...