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G.I. Joe #1
An ALL-NEW beginning for G.I. Joe and Cobra kicks off in the biggest comic book launch of the decade from Joshua Williamson, Tom Reilly, and Jordie Bellaire. THE BIGGEST COMIC BOOK LAUNCH OF THE DECADE! In the aftermath of the Autobots and Decepticons’ arrival on Earth, the mysterious organization known as Cobra begins their rise to power. Conrad Hauser, Codename: Duke, leads a special forces team known as G.I. Joe to combat them. But what will the newly formed group do when the enigmatic Cobra Commander unleashes the terrifying power of Energon on humanity? Find out in the comic that will change everything you think you know about G.I. Joe from the chart topping Energon Universe team of Joshua Williamson (Duke, Cobra Commander), Tom Reilly (Duke), and Jordie Bellaire (Duke). Collects G.I. Joe issues #1-6.
Characters: Astoria Carlton-Ritz, Baroness, Chameleon (GI Joe), Clutch (GI Joe), Cobra Commander, Cobra Officer, Cover Girl (GI Joe), Destro, Doctor Venom, Duke (GI Joe), Hawk (GI Joe), Laszlo Vandermeer, Megatron, Mercer, Optimus Prime, Ripper (GI Joe), Risk (GI Joe), Rock & Roll, Scrap-Iron, Stalker (GI Joe), Starscream, Tomax, Xamot
Creative roster
Andres Juarez (Designer)
Ashby Florence (Production)
Ben Abernathy (Editor)
Jordie Bellaire (Colorist)
Joshua Williamson (Writer)
Rus Wooton (Letterer)
Tom Reilly (Artist, Cover)
Tyler Kirkham (Colorist)
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