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After nearly matching the original Marvel series in duration with a 12-year run and 145 regular issues -- plus the four-part miniseries ''Silent Option'', which introduced the character of Agent Helix, and several one-off special issues -- IDW's ''A Real American Hero'' concluded with issue #300 in November 2022 due to IDW's loss of the ''G.I. Joe'' comic license at the end of that year. The series has since been renewed by new license holder Skybound Entertainment and will resume with issue #301 at Creator/ImageComics in November 2023, retaining Larry Hama as writer and adding new artist Chris Mooneyham.
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After nearly matching the original Marvel series in duration with a 12-year run and 145 regular issues -- plus the four-part miniseries ''Silent Option'', which introduced the character of Agent Helix, and several one-off special issues -- IDW's ''A Real American Hero'' concluded with issue #300 in November 2022 due to IDW's loss of the ''G.I. Joe'' comic license at the end of that year. The series has since been comic was subsequently renewed by new license holder Skybound Entertainment and will resume resumed with issue #301 at Creator/ImageComics in November 2023, retaining Larry Hama as writer and adding new artist Chris Mooneyham.
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* CanonDiscontinuity: As stated in the above description, this continuation of the [[ComicBook/GIJoeARealAmericanHeroMarvel Marvel Comics continuity]] renders the [[ComicBook/GIJoeDevilsDue the Devil's Due continuation]] non-canon, which is cemented by the supplanting continuity continuing the issue numbering of the original Marvel comic rather than starting fresh with the first issue being reset to #1.
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* CanonDiscontinuity: As stated in the above description, this continuation of the [[ComicBook/GIJoeARealAmericanHeroMarvel Marvel Comics continuity]] renders the [[ComicBook/GIJoeDevilsDue the Devil's Due continuation]] non-canon, which is cemented by the supplanting continuity continuing the issue numbering of the original Marvel comic rather than starting fresh with the first issue being reset to #1. However, the ''Storm Shadow'' and ''G.I. Joe: Declassified'' miniseries that Larry Hama wrote for Devil's Due remain canon to his ''A Real American Hero'' universe, and characters and plot points from those stories make appearances in the IDW comic.
* {{Cliffhanger}}: The comic's run at IDW [[LeftHanging ended on a cliffhanger]] at the end of #300, as [[spoiler:Serpentor Khan prepares to detonate a mutant virus bomb, turning himself and everyone else on Cobra Island into a FleshEatingZombie. to [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled prevent G.I. Joe from capturing him]], while Wild Bill's C-130 begins to plummet towards the ground after one of its engines is destroyed]]. When the comic continued at Skybound, #301 picked up exactly where #300 left off and resolved the cliffhanger.
* {{Cliffhanger}}: The comic's run at IDW [[LeftHanging ended on a cliffhanger]] at the end of #300, as [[spoiler:Serpentor Khan prepares to detonate a mutant virus bomb, turning himself and everyone else on Cobra Island into a FleshEatingZombie. to [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled prevent G.I. Joe from capturing him]], while Wild Bill's C-130 begins to plummet towards the ground after one of its engines is destroyed]]. When the comic continued at Skybound, #301 picked up exactly where #300 left off and resolved the cliffhanger.
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* LeftHanging: [[spoiler:The IDW continuation ultimately ends on a cliffhanger where Duke and Wild Bill are in danger of crashing and discuss their chances of pulling the plane out of danger. It remains to be seen if the cliffhanger will be picked up by simply having the series continue under the next publisher to get the comic license to ''G.I. Joe''.]]
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: Due to ignoring the canon of the Devil's Due comics, many deaths from the Devil's Due continuity are effectively undone, most notably Lady Jaye and the Headman.
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: Due to ignoring the canon of the Devil's Due comics, many deaths from the Devil's Due continuity are effectively undone, most notably Lady Jaye and the Headman.Headman.
* TonightSomeoneDies: The solicitation for Skybound's first issue, #301, promised that a Joe would not survive the issue's events. The doomed character ended up being [[spoiler:Wade Collins, who gets fatally shot by Cobra Commander.]]
* TonightSomeoneDies: The solicitation for Skybound's first issue, #301, promised that a Joe would not survive the issue's events. The doomed character ended up being [[spoiler:Wade Collins, who gets fatally shot by Cobra Commander.]]
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The second ''Franchise/GIJoe'' comic to be a continuation of the Creator/MarvelComics ''[[ComicBook/GIJoeARealAmericanHeroMarvel Real American Hero]]'' continuity, Creator/IDWPublishing opted to do their own continuation after Devil's Due Publishing's [[ComicBook/GIJoeDevilsDue own continuation]] ended its run.
With Creator/LarryHama returning as the writer, the IDW version of ''G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero'' began publication in 2010 and took place where the original Marvel comic left off, [[CanonDiscontinuity completely ignoring the events of the Devil's Due series]] and continuing the issue numbering of the original Marvel comic.
With G.I. Joe disbanded, Cobra takes advantage and starts trying to take over the world, with the Joes having to spring back into action to take down Cobra once the terrorist organization starts convincing the public that the Joes are the ones who are terrorists.
IDW Publishing eventually lost the comic book license to ''G.I. Joe'' by the end of 2022, with this comic concluding at issue 300 (or issue 145 if you want to disregard the issues of the original Marvel run).
With Creator/LarryHama returning as the writer, the IDW version of ''G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero'' began publication in 2010 and took place where the original Marvel comic left off, [[CanonDiscontinuity completely ignoring the events of the Devil's Due series]] and continuing the issue numbering of the original Marvel comic.
With G.I. Joe disbanded, Cobra takes advantage and starts trying to take over the world, with the Joes having to spring back into action to take down Cobra once the terrorist organization starts convincing the public that the Joes are the ones who are terrorists.
IDW Publishing eventually lost the comic book license to ''G.I. Joe'' by the end of 2022, with this comic concluding at issue 300 (or issue 145 if you want to disregard the issues of the original Marvel run).
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* LeftHanging: [[spoiler:The IDW continuation ultimately ends on a cliffhanger where Duke and Wild Bill are in danger of crashing and discuss their chances of pulling the plane out of danger. It remains to be seen if the cliffhanger will be picked up by simply having the series continue under the next publisher to get the comic license to ''G.I. Joe''.]]
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* LegacyCharacter: Zig-zagged. [[spoiler:Snake-Eyes]] dies in this continuity, with his mantle taken up by Sean Collins; while [[AffirmativeActionLegacy Dawn Moreno]] ends up getting a copy of the original's memories after being subjected to the brainwave scanner. [[Spoiler:The original also comes back as a clone in the 299th issue.]]
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* LegacyCharacter: Zig-zagged. [[spoiler:Snake-Eyes]] dies in this continuity, with his mantle taken up by Sean Collins; while [[AffirmativeActionLegacy Dawn Moreno]] ends up getting a copy of the original's memories after being subjected to the brainwave scanner. [[Spoiler:The [[spoiler:The original also comes back as a clone in the 299th issue.]]
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* BackFromTheDead:
** Serpentor is eventually revived for an arc, only to be killed again.
** [[spoiler:The 299th issue has the original Snake-Eyes come back via cloning.]]
** Serpentor is eventually revived for an arc, only to be killed again.
** [[spoiler:The 299th issue has the original Snake-Eyes come back via cloning.]]
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* LegacyCharacter: Zig-zagged. [[spoiler:Snake-Eyes]] dies in this continuity, with his mantle taken up by Sean Collins; while [[AffirmativeActionLegacy Dawn Moreno]] ends up getting a copy of the original's memories after being subjected to the brainwave scanner.
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* LegacyCharacter: Zig-zagged. [[spoiler:Snake-Eyes]] dies in this continuity, with his mantle taken up by Sean Collins; while [[AffirmativeActionLegacy Dawn Moreno]] ends up getting a copy of the original's memories after being subjected to the brainwave scanner. [[Spoiler:The original also comes back as a clone in the 299th issue.]]
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** The final arc has a freshly cloned Genghis Khan fight while nude.
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** The final arc has a freshly cloned Genghis Khan fight while nude.nude before he has a chance to get dressed.
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* FullFrontalAssault: Issue 210 has a revived Serpentor get into a scuffle with Roadblock while naked.
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** Issue 210 has a revived Serpentor get into a scuffle with Roadblock whilenaked.naked.
** The final arc has a freshly cloned Genghis Khan fight while nude.
** Issue 210 has a revived Serpentor get into a scuffle with Roadblock while
** The final arc has a freshly cloned Genghis Khan fight while nude.
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* LegacyCharacter: [[spoiler:Snake-Eyes]] dies in this continuity, with his mantle taken up by Sean Collins and [[AffirmativeActionLegacy Dawn Moreno]].
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* LegacyCharacter: Zig-zagged. [[spoiler:Snake-Eyes]] dies in this continuity, with his mantle taken up by Sean Collins and Collins; while [[AffirmativeActionLegacy Dawn Moreno]].Moreno]] ends up getting a copy of the original's memories after being subjected to the brainwave scanner.
