G.I. Joe #0
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeG.I. Joe #0 (2008) kicks off with the story "One Word," a gripping origin moment for the character Chuckles, written by Mike Costa and Christos N. Gage and illustrated by Antonio Fuso, whose dynamic art brings intensity to a man grappling with forgotten identity. As Chuckles awakens in a world where his name feels lost, a mysterious figure offers him a lifeline with a single word—friendship—setting the stage for a mission that begins with uncertainty and leads to a tense reunion with Hawk. The cover by Robert Atkins captures the issue’s mood with a stark, evocative portrait that hints at the weight of memory and loyalty.
In the tense six-page story "One Word" from G.I. Joe #0 (2008), Duke commands a covert mission to intercept a ship believed to be carrying illegal arms. When the vessel detonates, the sole survivor, bleeding and barely conscious, whispers a single word—“Cobra”—before collapsing.
In "Deep Cover," a man adrift in a fog of forgotten identity finds himself on the edge of death—only to be pulled back by a stranger who offers a single word: "friend." As the memory of his past unravels, he must navigate a world where loyalty is a mask and every name could be a lie. When he finally reaches out to Hawk, the truth is still just out of reach.
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Reprinted in Free Comic Book Day 2009 [Transformers Animated / G.I. Joe] #[nn] (2009), G.I. Joe: Cobra: The Last Laugh #[nn] (2012), G.I. Joe: The IDW Collection #2 (2013), G.I. Joe: The IDW Collection #1
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