Tag Archives: G.I. Joe

Transformers and G.I. Joe may have crossed paths in IDW Publishing’s comics before, but they’re set to now become part of a shared-universe, one that’ll also include ROM, The Micronauts, M.A.S.K., and more.

One of the weirdest (and possibly most interesting) ideas in the entertainment realm to surface as of late, Hasbro’s AllSpark Pictures and Paramount are about to make me massive shared universe of films.

What would have happened in Transformers lore if Optimus Prime was never killed (the first time)? How about if Cobra actually won and nominated the globe in G.I. Joe? This new line of one-shots seeks to answer those questions, a bunch more.

Although there isn’t a ton to like out there on the racks, there are some can’t miss books, including the pivotal 45th issue of Batman and the return of some old school Lois and Clark.

IDW Publishing counts some of the most well-loved franchises of all time in it’s stable, and they’ve brought pretty much all of them to New York.

IDW Publishing is going back to the Big Apple for New York Comic Con 2015 and is bringing this year’s hottest exclusives with them.

Action figures go to war once again as Ubisoft’s tower defense title gets an infusion of real-world toys, but is it enough to turn the tide and take the series to the next level?

The War Chest is overflowing with toy armies in the latest iteration of Ubisoft’s Toy Soldiers, and it’ll be available to play on consoles and PC in just a few weeks.

The biggest G.I. Joe event yet in the comics world, IDW Publishing has a doozy of a tale on the way with Cobra World Order.

Ubisoft’s latest volume of toy-on-toy combat includes some more familiar faces (Hint- COBRAAAAAAA).

It’s SDCC time, and IDW Publishing (booth #2743) and Top Shelf (booth #1721) have a full (and I mean FULL) schedule of panels and signings set, featuring all the big name franchises you’d expect.

Well this is one of the coolest things I’ve seen today. The Masters of the Universe have joined Ubisoft’s Toy Soldiers: War Chest along with that Real American Hero.

There’s a lot to like from a whole bunch of publishers on the stands today, including the new Hellboy spinoff Frankenstein Underground, Batgirl: Endgame, and Transformers: Combiner Wars Opening Salvo.

Military fiction writer Karen Traviss joins the Joes in their most realistic and gritty comic book yet, one where Cobra has been adopted as a peacekeeping force… wait a sec, say what now?

A huge line for the company, IDW will be celebrating a landmark year for their deluxe Artist’s Edition books in November.