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This was an extra fine issue, and one that I read and re-read. Here was my rendition of a specific page/panel in issue 31.

http://www.joedios.com/dioramas/sho...r&imageuser=190

This story revealed more of the humanity of Snake-Eyes, that he was a guy who would bleed if wounded, who was trying to take some vacation time away from it all. He was not a perfect mythical superhero ninja who could transcend the rules of physics, kill 100's of Cobras hand to hand and never seem to be nicked.

The fact that he tried to throw back a grenade and hit a window sill because he was shot through the thigh shows that even "the man" himself could be hurt when cornered in an awkward situation.

I also liked that he survived with Timber. A good read.

08-01-2007, 02:18 PM	#5
yorktownjoe Enjoying the season Offline --> Posts: 5,106 --> Join Date: Nov 2005	This was an extra fine issue, and one that I read and re-read. Here was my rendition of a specific page/panel in issue 31. http://www.joedios.com/dioramas/sho...r&imageuser=190 This story revealed more of the humanity of Snake-Eyes, that he was a guy who would bleed if wounded, who was trying to take some vacation time away from it all. He was not a perfect mythical superhero ninja who could transcend the rules of physics, kill 100's of Cobras hand to hand and never seem to be nicked. The fact that he tried to throw back a grenade and hit a window sill because he was shot through the thigh shows that even "the man" himself could be hurt when cornered in an awkward situation. I also liked that he survived with Timber. A good read.