G.I. Joe issue 18 was published by Image Comics with a cover date of May 2003 at a cover price of 2.95 USD; 4.50 CAD.
Flint and the Baroness attempt to escape from their captors while the Joes and Destro mount their rescue.
Main story credits: written by Paul Cervires; pencils by Gary Peterman; inks by Rick Ketcham, John Larter.
Catalogue note: On-sale date from Diamond shipping list. Wherle is credited with “copy edits” on the credits and title page, unlike previous issues of this series where he was credited with “edits,” but refers to himself as “your rock and roll editor” on the letters page.
Issue catalogued from the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA 4.0).
Contents
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#0 cover 1 pp (untitled)
- Pencils Dan Brereton
- Inks Dan Brereton
- Colors Dan Brereton
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#1 credits, title page 1 pp (untitled)
- Letters typeset
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#2 comic story 22 pp The Cabal Part Two
- Script Paul Cervières
- Pencils Gary Peterman
- Inks Rick Ketcham; John Larter
- Colors Tomaso De Riso
- Letters Antonio Demico
Characters: Akira; Boris; Koshi; Moskin; Mr. Shoutan; Yuri
Flint and the Baroness attempt to escape from their captors while the Joes and Destro mount their rescue.
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#3 character profile 1 pp The New G.I. Joe Pit
- Pencils 803 Studios
- Inks 803 Studios
- Colors 803 Studios
- Letters typeset
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#4 letters page 3 pp (untitled)
- Script François Gaudry
- Letters typeset
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#5 promo 1 pp (untitled)
- Pencils Nicola Vincent-Abnett
- Inks Nicola Vincent-Abnett
- Letters typeset
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#6 promo 1 pp The Mission That Never Was
- Pencils Dan Jurgens
- Inks Bob Layton
- Colors Rossend Franch Cubells
- Letters typeset
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#7 promo 1 pp (untitled)
- Pencils Francis Manapul
- Inks Jean Pierre Van Rossem
- Colors Michael Patricks
- Letters typeset
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#8 promo 1 pp Keep Your Enemies Close...
- Pencils Jacob Chabot
- Inks Jacob Chabot
- Colors Rossend Franch Cubells
- Letters typeset
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#9 illustration 1 pp Back Cover
- Pencils François Gomès; Jacob Chabot
- Inks François Gomès
- Colors François Gomès
Indexer notes
On-sale date from Diamond shipping list. Wherle is credited with "copy edits" on the credits and title page, unlike previous issues of this series where he was credited with "edits," but refers to himself as "your rock and roll editor" on the letters page.
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