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G.I. Joe: America's Elite#20
Cover: Tim Seeley & Robert Q. Atkins

G.I. Joe: America's Elite #20

Feb 2007 · Devil's Due Publishing · 3.50 USD
📊 ~15,791 copies sold its debut month
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“...All the King's Men.”

In "...All the King's Men," G.I. Joe's latest mission takes a sharp turn when Duke and Rey clash with Zandar, only to be sent to Stevens—where Rey's mind is hijacked and he turns on his comrade. As tensions rise and loyalties blur, a shocking revelation about Rey's origins forces Duke to confront the truth. Meanwhile, the team finds brief respite: Spirit and Hawk share a quiet moment, Stalker reconnects with his family, and a spirited poker game among Shipwreck, Cover Girl, Chuckles, Roadblock, and Clutch reveals a new romance between Shipwreck and Cover Girl. Written by Mike O'Sullivan and illustrated by Tim Seeley, with inks by Robert Q. Atkins and Nick Nix, and colors by Chris Summers, this 2007 issue delivers intense action and intimate character moments, all wrapped in a cover by Tim Seeley and Robert Q. Atkins.

writer Mike O'Sullivan · artist Tim Seeley · inker Robert Q. Atkins · inker Nick Nix · colorist Chris Summers · letterer Brian J. Crowley · cover Tim Seeley, Robert Q. Atkins

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artist Tim Seeley
inker Nick Nix
colorist Chris Summers
cover pencils Tim Seeley
cover inks Robert Q. Atkins

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