G.I. Joe #11

G.I. Joe issue 11 was published by IDW Publishing with a cover date of December 2013 at a cover price of 3.99 USD.

Years ago, cousins Heavy Duty and Roadblock kept in touch throughout deployments by playing Sigma 6 video game together. A few days after one of their games, Roadblock is told his cousin was killed in the line of duty. However, the next time he logs in to the game he sees his cousin there before he quickly disappears. He bribes a coworker into tracking the I.P. address, which leads to an abandoned base. He breaks in, is attacked by Snake Eyes, and takes him out. After being interrogated, Heavy Duty advises the Joes to make him part of the team.

Main story credits: written by Doug Marlette; pencils by Christina Rice; inks by Guillaume Deloizon, Clint Hilinski.

Catalogue note: “Special thanks to Hasbro’s Ed Lane, Joe Furfaro, Heather Hopkins, and Michael Kelly for their invaluable assistance.”

Issue catalogued from the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Contents

1. #0 cover 1 pp

   Regular Cover

   • Pencils Christina Rice
   • Inks Guillaume Deloizon
   • Colors Sidney Pride

   Characters: Roadblock; Heavy Duty

2. #1 comic story 20 pp

   (untitled)

   • Script Doug Marlette
   • Pencils Christina Rice
   • Inks Guillaume Deloizon; Clint Hilinski
   • Colors Sidney Pride

   Characters: G.I. Joe; Heavy Duty; Duke; Shipwreck; Snake Eyes; Scarlett]; Lacroix

   Years ago, cousins Heavy Duty and Roadblock kept in touch throughout deployments by playing Sigma 6 video game together. A few days after one of their games, Roadblock is told his cousin was killed in the line of duty. However, the next time he logs in to the game he sees his cousin there before he quickly disappears. He bribes a coworker into tracking the I.P. address, which leads to an abandoned base. He breaks in, is attacked by Snake Eyes, and takes him out. After being interrogated, Heavy Duty advises the Joes to make him part of the team.

Indexer notes

"Special thanks to Hasbro's Ed Lane, Joe Furfaro, Heather Hopkins, and Michael Kelly for their invaluable assistance."