G.I. Joe #14

G.I. Joe issue 14 was published by IDW Publishing with a cover date of March 2014 at a cover price of 3.99 USD.

Hashtag gets ready for her first day as an official Joe. She finds an anonymous scrambled message that intrigues her, but Duke tells her to ignore it. A mission goes badly, but the team makes it out, thanks to her. She and Cover Girl are disillusioned, though. She eventually unscrambles the message, and it’s from Siren, asking for help freeing her son. Hashtag takes it to Cover Girl, who gets the mission cleared by Colton. They go in and find Siren, but find out things have changed since she sent the message months ago. COBRA is using the facility as a training camp for kids.

Main story credits: written by Marcin Grabski; pencils by Christina Rice; inks by Guillaume Deloizon.

Catalogue note: Special thanks to Hasbro’s Mike Ballog, Ed Lane, Joe Furfaro, Heather Hopkins, and Michael Kelly for their invaluable assistance. Special Thanks: Max Brooks

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: G.I. Joe

2. #1 comic story 20 pp

   (untitled)

   • Script Marcin Grabski
   • Pencils Christina Rice
   • Inks Guillaume Deloizon
   • Colors Sidney Pride

   Characters: G.I. Joe; General Joseph Colton; Siren

   Hashtag gets ready for her first day as an official Joe. She finds an anonymous scrambled message that intrigues her, but Duke tells her to ignore it. A mission goes badly, but the team makes it out, thanks to her. She and Cover Girl are disillusioned, though. She eventually unscrambles the message, and it's from Siren, asking for help freeing her son. Hashtag takes it to Cover Girl, who gets the mission cleared by Colton. They go in and find Siren, but find out things have changed since she sent the message months ago. COBRA is using the facility as a training camp for kids.

Indexer notes

Special thanks to Hasbro's Mike Ballog, Ed Lane, Joe Furfaro, Heather Hopkins, and Michael Kelly for their invaluable assistance. Special Thanks: Max Brooks