G.I. Joe issue 20 was published by Image Comics with a cover date of July 2003 at a cover price of 2.95 USD; 4.00 CAD.
Storm Shadow breaks Cobra’s mind control over him and calls Snake-Eyes and Billy for help, but the Commander himself tracks down his favorite ninja.
Main story credits: written by Paul Cervires; pencils by Gary Peterman; inks by Margeaux Pepoy.
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 Mike Zeck
- Inks Mike Zeck
- Colors Tomaso De Riso
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#1 credits, title page 1 pp (untitled)
- Letters typeset
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#2 comic story 22 pp Closure Part One
- Script Paul Cervières
- Pencils Gary Peterman
- Inks Margeaux Pepoy
- Colors Tomaso De Riso
- Letters Antonio Demico
Characters: Dojo; Dojo's puppies; Donut; Squeeler; Turtle
Storm Shadow breaks Cobra's mind control over him and calls Snake-Eyes and Billy for help, but the Commander himself tracks down his favorite ninja.
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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 1 pp (untitled)
- Script François Gaudry
- Pencils ? (photograph)
- Inks ? (photograph)
- Colors ? (photograph)
- Letters typeset
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#5 promo 1 pp The Silent Issue
- Pencils J. Scott Campbell
- Inks J. Scott Campbell
- Letters typeset
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#6 promo 1 pp Chuckles Hostage!
- Pencils Francis Manapul
- Inks Jean Pierre Van Rossem
- Colors Dominik Heilig
- Letters typeset
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#7 promo 1 pp (untitled)
- Pencils 高橋陽一
- Inks Inês Amaro
- Colors Stephanie Cannon
- Letters typeset
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#8 illustration 1 pp Back Cover
- Pencils François Gomès
- 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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