I even had a “Snake-Eyes” type character, who didn’t speak, had his face covered with a cowl and was a mysterious assassin type. The whole idea of a secret base under a motor pool, for instance. There were a lot of holdovers from the ‘Fury Force’ concept that I had been developing for Marvel at the time. Joe and they agreed many of the ideas from Fury Force could be adapted to G.I. At some point, he had told Editor-in-Chief Jim Shooter what he was working on, but it was not yet ready for publication and no assets had been committed to it.Īfter securing the license from Hasbro, Shooter talked to Hama about working on G.I. Nick Fury, Jr., son of the head of S.H.I.E.L.D., was the leader of a top-secret, seven-member, elite strike force who had a headquarters in sub-basements below the Chaplain’s quarters.
In 1981, Larry Hama was working on a new pitch for Marvel Comics.
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