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G.I. Joe #26 (2004) · The Collector

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Devil's Due Publishing
G.I. Joe (2004)
#26

Devil's Due Publishing#26

G.I. Joe

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G.I. Joe #26

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Publisher: Devil's Due Publishing
Cover date: January 2004
On sale: Jan 21, 2004
Cover price: $2.95
Pages: 36

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Credits

Writer: Brandon Jerwa
Penciller: Tim Seeley
Inker: Cory Hamscher
Colorist: Brett R. Smith

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Grand Comics Database issue 214272

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Letterer

Dreamer Design

Covers

Tim Seeley, Margeaux Pepoy

Cover colors

Val Staples

Editorial and production

Editor: Mark Powers
Graphic design: Mike Norton
Military consultants: Andrew Swenson, Tilman Goins

Characters

Teams: G.I. Joe, Cobra, The Jugglers, Dreadnoks

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