Burn Out

Burn Out burst onto the scene in the early 2000s as part of Devil's Due Publishing's bold reimagining of the G.I. Joe universe, debuting in G.I. Joe #12 (2002) courtesy of Josh Blaylock, Kevin Sharpe, and Tony Akins. This Modern Age character carved out a niche across titles like G.I. Joe: Frontline during the franchise's energetic Devil's Due years, sharing pages with heavy hitters on both sides of the conflict — from the menacing Cobra Commander and Destro to the legendary Thomas S. Arashikage and Storm Shadow. With only eight catalog appearances across a compact 2002–2005 window, Burn Out is a genuine deep-cut find for the devoted Joe collector hunting the corners of this era's expanded roster.