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Not only is Hama offically the man as hired by Hasbro and inventing the mythos from the ground up (even the concept of cobra for an enemy, and the filecards), but his writing is just way superior to anything else I've read. When I read other joe comics (I've also got all the ddp including every spin off, and 13 of the european missions, and some transformers crossovers, and all the con issues, the 3-d ones, etc) they just don't make it to the level of Hama's writing (though I liked some ddp, and really like the dreamwave series). Even the original comics that came with the comic packs (like the resolute ones) are great.

05-25-2012, 01:23 PM	#9
turner Veteran Offline --> Posts: 461 --> Join Date: Jul 2009	Not only is Hama offically the man as hired by Hasbro and inventing the mythos from the ground up (even the concept of cobra for an enemy, and the filecards), but his writing is just way superior to anything else I've read. When I read other joe comics (I've also got all the ddp including every spin off, and 13 of the european missions, and some transformers crossovers, and all the con issues, the 3-d ones, etc) they just don't make it to the level of Hama's writing (though I liked some ddp, and really like the dreamwave series). Even the original comics that came with the comic packs (like the resolute ones) are great. __________________ I submit to You. I lay at Your feet, Lord.