Billy Kessler first appeared in 1983’s G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #10 by Larry Hama and Mike Vosburg as a young man being held prisoner in a Cobra stronghold. Later issues revealed he was actually trained by Major Bludd and the Baroness to assassinate Cobra Commander.
Q. Who is the villain in GI Joe?
Rexford “Rex” Lewis, also known as Cobra Commander and formerly as the Doctor, is the main antagonist of the G.I. Joe film series, serving as one of the two main antagonists (along with Destro) of G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra and the main antagonist of G.I. Joe: Retaliation.
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Q. Who dies in GI Joe Rise of the Cobra?
Rex Lewis
Q. How did Snake Eyes die?
Snake Eyes ultimately sacrifices himself to stop a revived Serpentor from destroying the Pit III. To convince Cobra that Snake Eyes is still alive, the recently recruited Sean Collins, who himself has been disfigured much as Snake Eyes was, is given the identity of Snake Eyes to continue in his name.
Q. Who Killed Snake-Eyes master?
agent Zartan
Q. What happened to snake eyes face?
Snake Eyes was unmasked during the process, but his face was heavily shadowed. Hama and Steve Leialoha pulled a similar trick in 1984’s A Real American Hero #26, Snake Eyes’ origin story. Snake Eyes fought alongside future Joe teammate Stalker and future rival Storm Shadow as soldiers in Vietnam.
Q. Did Snake Eyes take off his mask?
Not because he’s a bad choice for the character, but because we see so much of him onscreen. Everyone knows Snake Eyes as the Joe’s silent, deadly, black-suited assassin. He never speaks and he never takes off his mask.
Q. Did Snake Eyes talk?
Joes, Snake Eyes never speaks and remains in his military-adapted ninja garb at all times, making him the most mysterious G.I. Joe character. Even side-by-side with his fellow Joes like Duke or Roadblock, or his archenemy Storm Shadow, Snake Eyes is meant to be a cipher even when he’s out in broad daylight.
