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Cover: Tim Seeley

G.I. Joe #36

Nov 2004 · Devil's Due Publishing · 2.95 USD
📊 ~24,276 copies sold its debut month
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“Union of the Snake Part One: Shroud”

In "Union of the Snake Part One: Shroud," the G.I. Joe team faces a radical restructuring, with only twelve active agents now reporting directly to the enigmatic Jugglers. Meanwhile, Destro retools Cobra for profit and protection, as the Baroness’s pregnancy adds a new layer of tension to the conflict. As Thomas Stall stands trial for his actions during the failed New Moon mission, the entire Joe roster is pulled into the fallout. Written by Brandon Jerwa and illustrated by Tim Seeley, Jason Millet, and Cory Hamscher, with colors by John Rauch and letters by Dreamer Design, the issue's cover by Tim Seeley captures the weight of the moment.

writer Brandon Jerwa · artist Tim Seeley · artist Jason Millet · inker Cory Hamscher · colorist John Rauch · letterer Dreamer Design · cover Tim Seeley

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artist Tim Seeley
colorist John Rauch
cover pencils, inks Tim Seeley

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↩ Reprints G.I. Joe #37 (2004), G.I. Joe Reloaded #10 (2004), G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers Comic Book, Vol. II #4 (2004)

Reprinted in G.I. Joe #35 (2004)

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