And it is NOT Zartan!

The latest round of answers from Hasbro's marketing are in. What did we ask this time around? Click on the article to find out.

Unless you have been living under a rock for the past year or so, and missed the live-action G.I. Joe: Rise of Cobra you're well aware that the Joes first ever female solider, Scarlett, was played by the super-hot, super-gorgeous Rachel Nichols. In part 1 of the "Women of G.I. Joe" we'll explore the career of the model-turned-actress, from her early photoshoots throughout her rise in movies and tv. Be warned, the following artcile is EXTREMELY pic heavy, and the actual beauty contained in aforementioned pictures might just handicap you for life.

Thanks to Midtowncomics.com, Larry discusses the origins of G.I. Joe, IDW's G.I. Joe: Origins, Wolverine, and the upcoming Issue 155 and 1/2.

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For some reason the last two rounds of Q & A with Hasbro were never published here on the website, so here is the chance to see what you missed. Unfortunately there was no great big reveal, but a few interesting questions were asked. Click on the full article to read the whole Q & A.

As many of our frequent and not-so-frequent readers may have noticed, ArashikageClan.com seems to have gone into a dormant stage for the last few months. While I believe that was originally unintentional, the lack of motion of an object can help create apathy, and goals can quickly become things of the past. For that very reason, we are shaking up things here and going forward with the original intentions of this website by handing over the controling "reigns" to someone more active and aggressive.

For those of you who enjoyed Devil's Due's Snake Eyes: Declassified, you might remember the very last page of the series, which showed Snake Eyes donning the iconic black uniform as he was existing his hospital bed and the words at the bottom of the page read "Continue the Mission". Of course, this line orignally came from Larry Hama and Marvel, as it has been Snake Eye's personal rallying cry when injured in the mission. We decided to choose this iconic line as the tagline for our renewed efforts here on the website. 

So stay tuned for the exciting "new" ArashikageClan.com, or we will send out a ninja to kill your internet!

Well, the day has finally come and G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra has finally hit theaters. Love it or hate it, most Joe fans are going to take the time to see it, and you should, it was very entertaining. Personally, I went to see it at the midnight release. What did I think about it? Read the review in the full article and add your own on the boards HERE.