Introduction G.I. Joe was a toy line long before it was a comic book. Originally a series of stuffed dolls, Hasbro began producing small plastic figurines in the early 1980s. Marvel Comics Era (1982-1994) Dark Horse Comics Era (1995-1996) Image Comics Era (2001-Present) Following these eras is a list of other sites of interest.

Marvel Comics Era (1982-1994) Marvel Comics began publishing comics based on G.I. Joe in 1982. Written by Larry Hama, the series sold well. It eventually lasted over a hundred and fifty issues, receiving a fairly short-lived spin-off series. The title went through several transitions along the way but was always written by Larry Hama. Certain periods were better, and more mature, than others, but the whole was a memorable, though uneven, epic.
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IMAGE	TITLE	DESCRIPTION	STATUS
G.I. Joe (second series) #1-19, 21-100, G.I. Joe Special Missions #1-28: Larry Hama script
G.I. Joe (second series) #1-20, 42-100; G.I. Joe Special Missions #1-28: no artistic data entered
	G.I. Joe (second series) #1	includes a 26-page main story, a two-page schematic of the Pit (the Joes' base), a 10-page story, and four pin-ups with files attached (featuring Scarlett, Breaker, Flash, and Stalker)	Needed
	Tales of G.I. Joe #1	reprints G.I. Joe #1 on better paper; cover-dated January 1988	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #2	features Kwinn, the Eskimo	Needed
	Tales of G.I. Joe #2	reprints G.I. Joe #2 on better paper	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #3		Needed
	Tales of G.I. Joe #3	reprints G.I. Joe #3 on better paper	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #4		Needed
	Tales of G.I. Joe #4	reprints G.I. Joe #4 on better paper	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #5		Needed
	Tales of G.I. Joe #5	reprints G.I. Joe #5 on better paper	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #6	features the October Guard	Needed
	Tales of G.I. Joe #6	reprints G.I. Joe #6 on better paper	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #7	continued from #6	Needed
	Tales of G.I. Joe #7	reprints G.I. Joe #7 on better paper	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #8	Herb Trimpe script	Needed
	Tales of G.I. Joe #8	reprints G.I. Joe #8 on better paper	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #9	Steven Grant script	Needed
	Tales of G.I. Joe #9	reprints G.I. Joe #9 on better paper	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #10	first appearance of Springfield; Dr. Venom reads Snake-Eyes's thoughts	Needed
	Tales of G.I. Joe #10	reprints G.I. Joe #10 on better paper	1
	G.I. Joe Vol. 1	collects G.I. Joe #1-10 [REVIEW AND PURCHASE THIS BOOK]	Much Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #11	first appearance of Destro	Needed
	Tales of G.I. Joe #11	reprints G.I. Joe #11 on better paper	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #12	continues into #13	Needed
	Tales of G.I. Joe #12	reprints G.I. Joe #12 on better paper	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #13	continues into #14	Needed
	Tales of G.I. Joe #13	reprints G.I. Joe #13 on better paper	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #14	Destro's face (mask) is first shown	1
	Tales of G.I. Joe #14	reprints G.I. Joe #14 on better paper	Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #15	continued from #14	Needed
	Tales of G.I. Joe #15	reprints G.I. Joe #15 on better paper; cover-dated March 1989	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #16	Hawk fights Cobra Commander and Destro, then gets shot; Baroness is blown up	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #17		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #18		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #19	an era ends as Kwinn, Dr. Venom, and General Flagg die; cover-dated January 1984	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #20	Steven Grant script	1
	G.I. Joe Vol. 2	collects G.I. Joe #11-20; published on Wednesday, 12 June 2002	Much Needed
G.I. Joe (second series) #21, 26: Larry Hama breakdowns with Steve Leialoha finishes
	G.I. Joe (second series) #21	the famous "Silent Interlude"; Storm Shadow's first appearance; Snake-Eyes parachuttes in and rescues Scarlett, battling Storm Shadow and his red ninjas	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #22	"Like Chimney Sweepers Come to Dust..."; G.I. Joe plans to build a new Pit; Dr. Bludd takes the Baronness to the Bern Institute of Reconstructive Surgery; Snake-Eyes gives Kwinn an Eskimo funeral; the new Cobra Rattler is deployed to attack General Flagg's funeral at Arlington National Cemetary, but is shot down by new Joes Roadblock and Duke; Mike Vosburg breakdowns with John D'Agostino finishes	Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #23	"Cobra Commander Captured at Last!"; Major Bludd and the healed Baronness blackmail Cobra Commander, forcing him to meet them; when the Joes intervene, Cobra Commander is captured; Mike Vosburg breakdowns with finishes by D'Agostino and Tartag	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #24	"The Commander Escapes!"; Storm Shadow rescues Cobra Commander but gets captured himself; Zartan first appears; Russ Heath art	1
G.I. Joe (second series) #25, 27, 29-30, 32-33, 37: Frank Springer pencils
G.I. Joe (second series) #25: Mike Gustovich inks
	G.I. Joe (second series) #25	"Zartan!"; Storm Shadow is thrown into solitary in Alcatraz; Cobra Commander, Destro, and the Baronness arrive at Zartan's swamp shack; outside the shack, some Joes capture Firefly and Wild-Weasel; Deep-Six in the Sharc kills some Cobras; Snake-Eyes hears that Storm Shadow has the same tatoo and disappears	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #26	the classic "Snake-Eyes: The Origin"; Snake-Eyes visits the Soft Master (who first appears here); Stalker, the Soft Master, and Hawk each recount portions of Snake-Eys past from Vietnam to the murder of the Hard Master; the Cobra leaders follow Junkyard (Mutt's dog) into the swamp to investigate, falling into quicksand	1
G.I. Joe (second series) #27-29, 31-34, 37-40: Andy Mushynsky inks
	G.I. Joe (second series) #27	the classic "Snake-Eyes: The Origin, Part II"; the Joes recount Snake-Eyes's recruitment to the team, then the helicopter crash that took his face and voice; Storm Shadow attacks the Soft Master's business, leading Snake-Eyes to pursue, culminating in the Joe saving Storm Shadow's life on top of a train going under and overpass, which prompts Storm Shadow to reaveal that the killer of the Hard Master fled in a Cobra helicopter; the Cobra command continues their pursuit of the Joes in the swamp	Needed
G.I. Joe (second series) #28: Marie Severin pencils
	G.I. Joe (second series) #28	"Swampfire!"; the Joes strike the swamp shack, leaving Destro and Firefly stranded in the swamp	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #29	"Beached Whale"; in a splendid rally, Cobra Commander unveils the Crimson Guard; Destro and Firefly steal the Whale, which is recaptured by the Joes without its two Cobra crewmembers	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #30	"Darkness"; Cobra attacks the McGuire Air Force Base but the strike is bungled by the Dreadnoks and repelled by the Joes; Frank Springer (17 pages) and Pat Redding (5 pages) inks	1
Larger Version Available	G.I. Joe Vol. 3	collects G.I. Joe #21-30; also prints the missing page 233 from G.I. Joe Vol. 2 [REVIEW AND PURCHASE THIS BOOK]	B
G.I. Joe (second series) #31, 34, 38-41: Rod Whigham pencils
	G.I. Joe (second series) #31	"All Fall Down!"; Destro, Firefly, and Fred (a Crimson Guardsman) attack Snake-Eyes in his cabin in the Sierra mountains, but Airborne and Spirit (who were spying on Snake-Eyes) support him; cover-dated January 1985	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #32	"The Mountain!"; the Soft Master arrives at Snake-Eyes's cabin as Cobra Commander regroups with Zartan and Storm Shadow while the Baroness's and Major Bludd's plan to use Billy to assassinate Cobra Commander continues; after Fred dies by the cabin, a replacement Fred arrives to take the dead man's place as father in their home outside Fort Wadsworth	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #33	"Celebration"; Billy, Cobra Commander's son, almost assassinates Cobra Commander but is captured; Destro reveals his identity to the scheming Baroness; Spirit, Airborne, and Ripcord go after the new Fred when they run into him at the mall, commandeering Bongo the Balloon Bear's van; the new Pit becomes fully operational and the original Joes (sans Snake-Eyes) are promoted	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #34	the masterful "Shakedown!", entirely a battle between Ace & Lady Jane in the Skystriker and Wild-Weasel and the Baronness in the Rattler	1
G.I. Joe (second series) #35-36: Rod Whigham, Mark Bright, Bob Camp, & Larry Hama pencils; Andy Mushynsky & Mike Esposito inks
	G.I. Joe (second series) #35	"Dreadnoks on the Loose!"; the Dreadnoks, stealing Zartan's holographic motorcycle, go on a rampage of destruction, encountering Breaker, Rock n' Roll, and Clutch on vacation	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #36	"All the Ships at Sea!"; while the Whale battles a Cobra position on an atoll, Rattlers attack the Joes' Jane ship, sinking it	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #37	"Twin Brothers"; Flint and others battle Tomax and Xamot and their Crimson Guardsmen at a carnival; Ripcord hears that Bongo the Balloon Bear's real name is Candy	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #38	"Judgments"; Billy, his brain scanned, reveals a few more details of how Cobra Commander started Cobra; Storm Shadow frees Billy and the two escape; a team of Joes are sent to rescue Dr. Burkhart (who they rescued in #1) in Sierra Gordo; a Crimson Guardsman's house is raided, turning out to be the father of Candy, a.k.a. Bongo the Balloon Bear	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #39	"Walk Through the Jungle"; the Joes rescue Dr. Burkhart; Storm-Shadow begins training Billy	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #40	"Hydrofoil"; the Joes battle Cobra in the Gulf of Mexico, whose mass killing of the Gulf's sea life causes the Pentagon to consider bombing the undersea Cobra base with a tactical nuke; to avoid using nuclear weapons, the Joes drop tons of conventional weapons, which aggravate a fault line when they explode	1
G.I. Joe (second series) #41: Keith Williams inks
	G.I. Joe (second series) #41	"Strategic Diplomacy"; a title wave bashes the Joes while a new land mass rises in the Gulf of Mexico, already occupied and claimed by Cobras, whose lawyers activate around to world to assert sovereignty; the beaten Joes attack the island and make their way to the landlocked freighter before hearing that sovereignty has been granted, forcing their retreat	1
Larger Version Available	G.I. Joe Vol. 4	collects G.I. Joe #31-41 [REVIEW AND PURCHASE THIS BOOK]	B
	G.I. Joe (second series) #42		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #43	the Soft Master dies; cover-dated January 1986	1
G.I. Joe (second series) #101-155, G.I. Joe Yearbook #1-5, G.I. Joe Special #1: no data entered
	G.I. Joe Yearbook #2	features a 22-page story, an article on the TV show, a gallery of all the covers through #44, and a summary of #25-43; cover-dated March 1986	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #44		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #45		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #46		Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #47		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #48		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #49	Serpentor is created	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #50	the Joes destroy Springfield in a 22-page story; also features an 18-page Special Missions story	1
Larger Version Available	G.I. Joe Vol. 5	collects G.I. Joe #42-50 [REVIEW AND PURCHASE THIS BOOK]	Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #51		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #52		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #53	Cobra destroys the Pit, apparently killing Cobra Commander and Destro in the process	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #54		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #55	Cobra Commander and Destro escape, then visit Billy in the hospital, where Cobra Commander seems to have a change of heart; cover-dated January 1987	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #56		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #57	Flint and Lady Jane work with Destro	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #58	Cobra Commander and Billy move in with Fred VII; Cobra Commander gets a suit of armor	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #59	Billy gets a mechanical leg; Cobra Commander uses the Pogo to attack a few Joes; Billy meets Jinx	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #60	Todd McFarlane pencils	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #61	Fred VII shoots Cobra Commander; Stalker, Quick-Kick, and Snow-Job are captured in Borovia, while Outback is stranded there; Billy goes to study with Jinx; cover-dated July 1987	1
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #6	continued from #61; follows Outback; cover-dated August 1987	Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #62		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #63	Snake-Eyes and Scarlett fake their deaths while Billy and Jinx talk in a secret subterranean base in San Francisco	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #64	the brilliant "Maneuvering for Position", in which Fred VII lands on Cobra Island using the Pogo and is authenticated by the Baroness	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #65	Cobra fights the Joes in space	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #66		Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #67	has a nice ending in which the ninjas offer their philosophy; cover-dated January 1988	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #68	features Battleforce 2000	1
	G.I. Joe Yearbook #4	features a 30-page story in which Serpentor learns that Cobra Commander is an imposter; features a summary of #37-68, with their covers; features a nice 7-page short story with Tony Salmons art; cover-dated February 1988	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #69	Tony Salmons pencils; features Destro's new (golden-masked) uniform	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #70		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #71		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #72	features the Star Viper infiltrating the Pit	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #73	the Joes infiltrate Cobra Island while Cobra Commander and Serpentor go to war as Destro approaches	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #74	Zartan kills Serpentor with an arrow; Destro takes the Baroness and departs	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #75	Dr. Mindbender has Serpentor frozen	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #76		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #77		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #78		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #79		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #80	features the Rolling Thunder(; I remember purchasing this issue in New York City); cover-dated November 1988	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #81		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #82	features Joe recruits training, then the new Joes taking on Cobra; cover-dated January 1989	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #83		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #84	the memorable "Converging Destinies", in which Billy's mother talks to her son and the ninjas and in which Cobra Commander talks to Zartan and the red ninjas	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #85	the classic silent "SFX"	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #86	the Joes force Cobra out of the Chrysler Building; the U.S.'s Star Wars system is used; the original G.I. Joe appears	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #87		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #88		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #89		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #90		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #91		Needed
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #26	most of October Guard die; continued into #92	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #92		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #93	Snake-Eyes shown without his mask (and it proves not to be so bad), an event that should never have happened	1
G.I. Joe (second series) #94-96: the Snake-Eyes trilogy
	G.I. Joe (second series) #94	the Baroness captures Snake-Eyes and shoots Scarlett at point-blank range	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #95	features J. Jonah Jameson in a cameo	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #96	cover-dated January 1990	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #97		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #98	the original Cobra Commander returns, then entombs Zartan, Billy, Dr. Mindbender, Raptor, Firefly, and others inside the landlocked freighter inside the volcano on Cobra Island	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #99		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #100	Cobra takes over Milleville; 39 pages	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #101	Scarlett's sister arrives to terminate her life-support	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #102	Scarlett's life support is disconnected	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #103	Storm-Shadow sends Snake-Eyes into Borovia in a killing-machine trance; Scarlett revives	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #104		Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #105	Major Bludd reappears	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #106		Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #107		Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #108		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #109	Doc, Thunder, Crank-Case, Heavy-Metal, Breaker, Crazy Legs, and Quick-Kick die	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #110		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #111		Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #112	Cool Breeze dies	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #113	Sneak-Peek and all of Battleforce 2000 but Dodger (i.e. Maverick, Knockdown, Avalanche, Blocker, and Blaster) die	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #114	the Joes battle Metal-Head; breaking into the buried freighter, Cobra troops find Billy and Zartan missing	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #115		1
G.I. Joe (second series) #116-118: "Destro: Search and Destroy!" storyline
	G.I. Joe (second series) #116	Cobra attacks Destro and captures the Baroness	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #117		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #118	Destro and the Joes rescue the Baroness	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #119	Herb Trime story; features robot dupicates of world leaders	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #120	Destro and the Baroness battle red ninjas	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #121	features Snake-Eyes, Storm-Shadow, and a bunch of florescent ninjas	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #122	Destro ridiculously causes a castle to transform	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #123		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #124		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #125		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #126		Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #127		Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #128	Firefly tortures Snake-Eyes and Storm-Shadow with the brainwave scanner	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #129		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #130	Cobra attacks the Pit	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #131	the Joes successfully defend the Pit	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #132	cover-dated January 1993	1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #133		1
	G.I. Joe (second series) #134		Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #135		Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #136		Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #137		1
Larger Version Available	G.I. Joe (second series) #138	Snake-Eyes runs Scarlett through, then Megatron (of the Transformers) shows up	1
Larger Version Available	G.I. Joe (second series) #139		Needed
Larger Version Available	G.I. Joe (second series) #140		Needed
Larger Version Available	G.I. Joe (second series) #141		Needed
Larger Version Available	G.I. Joe (second series) #142		Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #143		Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #144		Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #145		Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #146		Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #147		Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #148		Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #149		Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #150		Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #151		Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #152		Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #153		Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #154		Needed
	G.I. Joe (second series) #155	last issue	Needed
YEARBOOKS AND SPECIALS
	G.I. Joe Yearbook #1		Needed
	G.I. Joe Yearbook #3		Needed
	G.I. Joe Yearbook #5		Needed
	G.I. Joe Special #1	I don't know what this was	Needed
ORDER OF BATTLE
	G.I. Joe: Order of Battle #1		Needed
	G.I. Joe: Order of Battle #2		Needed
	G.I. Joe: Order of Battle #3		Needed
	G.I. Joe: Order of Battle #4		Needed
SPECIAL MISSIONS
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #1	cover-dated October 1986	1
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #2		1
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #3		1
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #4		1
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #5		1
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #7	cover-dated October 1987	1
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #8		1
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #9		1
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #10		1
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #11		1
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #12	cover-dated August 1988	1
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #13	cover-dated September 1988 (the first monthly issue)	1
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #14		Needed
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #15		Needed
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #16		1
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #17		1
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #18		1
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #19		1
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #20		1
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #21		1
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #22		1
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #23		1
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #24		1
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #25	cover-dated September 1989	1
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #27		1
	G.I. Joe Special Missions #28	last issue	1

More to come.

IMAGE	TITLE	DESCRIPTION	STATUS
G.I. Joe (third series) #1-4, G.I. Joe (fourth series) #1-4: Mike W. Barr script
G.I. Joe (third series) #1-2: Frank Miller cover
	G.I. Joe (third series) #1	cover-dated December 1995	Needed
	G.I. Joe (third series) #2		Needed
	G.I. Joe (third series) #3	Walter Simonson cover	Needed
	G.I. Joe (third series) #4	cover-dated April 1996	Needed
	G.I. Joe (fourth series) #1	cover-dated June 1996	Needed
	G.I. Joe (fourth series) #2		Needed
	G.I. Joe (fourth series) #3		Needed
	G.I. Joe (fourth series) #4	cover-dated September 1996	Needed

In 2001, in response to the resurge in the popularity of G.I. Joe, particularly of Larry Hama's run on the Marvel comic and the toys from the first half or so of those years, Devil's Due (publishing under the Image Comics umbrella) launched a new, bimonthly series that returned those classic characters to action. Though reviews were mixed, sales were very good: the first issue went to a second printing almost immediately, and the second issue was rushed to press earlier to take advantage of the success. A collection of the first two issues was published shortly after the third issue, and the extra-sized fourth issue saw not only the conclusion of the first storyline, but the title switching to monthly publication and the launch of Battle Files, a mini-series spin-off.
In October 2002, a second monthly ongoing series subtitled Frontline was launched. The same month saw the eleventh issue of the main title. It was the first time the G.I. Joe franchise had been running two monthly ongoing series since Special Missions went monthly with the September 1988 issue, over 14 years before.

IMAGE	TITLE	DESCRIPTION	STATUS
G.I. Joe: Frontline #1-4: "The Mission that Never Was" storyline; Larry Hama script; Dan Jurgens pencils; Bob Layton inks; takes place in January 1995
Larger Version Available	G.I. Joe: Frontline (fifth series) #1	Kevin Sharpe & John Larter cover; published in October 2002	Needed
	G.I. Joe: Frontline (fifth series) #1 [alternate cover]	Dave Dorman cover	1
	G.I. Joe: Frontline (fifth series) #2	Dave Dorman	Needed
	G.I. Joe: Frontline (fifth series) #3	Dave Dorman cover	Needed
	G.I. Joe: Frontline (fifth series) #4	painted cover prominently featuring Storm Shadow by David Beck	Needed
G.I. Joe (fifth series) #1-10, 12-17: Josh Blaylock script
G.I. Joe (fifth series) #1-9: Josh Blaylock layouts
G.I. Joe (fifth series) #1-5, 12-17: John Larter inks
G.I. Joe (fifth series) #5-9: Mike Zeck cover
	G.I. Joe (fifth series) #5	occurs before issue #1 as Duke tracks down Major Bludd; Eric Wolfe Hanson pencils; David Michael Beck painted back cover of Duke; published on Thursday, 4 April 2002	Needed
G.I. Joe (fifth series) #1-4: "Reinstated!" storyline; J. Scott Campbell cover
G.I. Joe (fifth series) #1-4, 6-7, 9: Steve Kurth pencils
	G.I. Joe (fifth series) #1	features two very good pin-ups; features a very nice painted back cover of Snake-Eyes by David Beck; dedicated to Larry Hama; published on Wednesday, 19 September 2001	1
	G.I. Joe (fifth series) #1 [second printing]	features painted Snake-Eyes cover (formerly the back cover); published before #2	Needed
	G.I. Joe (fifth series) #2	features a Mike Norton pin-up of Roadblock; features a painted back cover of Destro by David Beck; published on Wednesday, 31 October 2001	1
Larger Version Available	G.I. Joe (fifth series) #3	features a painted back cover by David Beck; published on Wednesday, 9 January 2002	1
	G.I. Joe (fifth series) #4	32 pages; Snake-Eyes proposes to Scarlett; features a painted back cover of Cobra Commander by David Beck; published on Wednesday, 6 March 2002	1
Larger Version Available	G.I. Joe Vol. 1: Reinstated	collects G.I. Joe (fifth series) #1-4; published on 10 July 2002 [REVIEW AND PURCHASE THIS BOOK]	Needed
G.I. Joe (fifth series) #6-9: "Reckonings" storyline
	G.I. Joe (fifth series) #6	features the return of Storm Shadow (wearing Cobra sigils); inks by John Larter, Barb Schulz, & Cory Hamscher; features a painted back cover of Storm Shadow by David Beck; features a poster of G.I. Joe and the Autobots (from Transformers), a similar poster appearing (almost simultaneously) in Transformers: Generation 1 #2; published on Wednesday, 1 May 2002	1
	G.I. Joe (fifth series) #7	John Larter & Ray Snyder inks; features a painted back cover by David Beck; published on Wednesday, 12 June 2002	1
	G.I. Joe (fifth series) #8	Destro and Cobra Commander make peace; Steve Kurth & Jamal Igle pencils; John Larter & Clayton Brown inks; features a painted back cover of Baroness by David Beck; internal indicia falsely identifies this issue as #7; published on Wednesday, 17 July 2002	1
	G.I. Joe (fifth series) #9	Storm Shadow fights Snake-Eyes, cutting Snake-Eyes's face; John Larter, Barb Schulz, & Ray Snyder inks; features a painted back cover of Flint by David Michael Beck	1
	G.I. Joe Vol. 2: Reckonings	collects G.I. Joe (fifth series) #6-9; Mike Norton cover	Needed
G.I. Joe (fifth series) #10-13: "Malfunction!" storyline
G.I. Joe (fifth series) #10: Jamal Igle pencils
G.I. Joe (fifth series) #10: Steve Kurth & John Larter cover
Larger Version Available	G.I. Joe (fifth series) #10	Clayton Brown & Rick Ketcham inks; features a painted back cover of Zartan by David Michael Beck	1
G.I. Joe (fifth series) #11, 18-21: I have not entered the data for these issues
	G.I. Joe (fifth series) #11	published in October 2002	Needed
G.I. Joe (fifth series) #12-15: Kevin Sharpe pencils
	G.I. Joe (fifth series) #12	features the B.A.T.s; Joe Benitez cover	Needed
	G.I. Joe (fifth series) #13	features Firefly; Joe Benitez cover	Needed
	G.I. Joe (fifth series) #14	features the covert Cobra suburb of Delhi Hills; Tim Seeley cover	Needed
	G.I. Joe (fifth series) #15	Cobra Commander visits Delhi Hills; Mike Norton cover	Needed
	G.I. Joe Vol. 3: Malfunction	collects G.I. Joe (fifth series) #10-15; Mike Norton cover	Needed
G.I. Joe (fifth series) #16-17: Brandon Badeaux pencils
	G.I. Joe (fifth series) #16	the new Pit becomes operational; the Joes search for a child; Francis Manipul & Cory Hamscher cover	Needed
	G.I. Joe (fifth series) #17	a group of dictators, criminals, and corrupt officials, whom Cobra Commander used by converting their troops to Cobra's cause, come gunning for him through the Baroness and Flint; Keron Grant & Cory Hamscher cover	Needed
	G.I. Joe (fifth series) #18		Needed
	G.I. Joe (fifth series) #19		Needed
	G.I. Joe (fifth series) #20		Needed
	G.I. Joe (fifth series) #21		Needed
FRONTLINE
G.I. Joe: Frontline #5-7: "Icebound" storylinel Dan Jolley writing; Drew Johnson & Tom Feister pencils; Ray Snyder inks; Tony Harris cover
	G.I. Joe: Frontline (fifth series) #5	Duke remembers how, in 1994, he and a team investigated a base in a remote arctic region of Ordway, a mission from which only he returned; occurs seven years later, as Duke and the Joes return to the sealed base	Needed
	G.I. Joe: Frontline (fifth series) #6	trapped inside the arctic base, the Joes battle genetically-altered creatures	Needed
	G.I. Joe: Frontline (fifth series) #7		Needed
G.I. Joe: Frontline #8-12: I have not entered the data for these issues
	G.I. Joe: Frontline (fifth series) #8		Needed
	G.I. Joe: Frontline (fifth series) #9		Needed
	G.I. Joe: Frontline (fifth series) #10		Needed
	G.I. Joe: Frontline (fifth series) #11		Needed
	G.I. Joe: Frontline (fifth series) #12		Needed
BATTLE FILES
G.I. Joe Battle Files #1-3: 48 pages, with spine
	G.I. Joe Battle Files #1	focuses on the Joes	Needed
	G.I. Joe Battle Files #2	focuses on the Cobras; published on Wednesday, 3 July 2002	Needed
	G.I. Joe Battle Files #3	focuses on vehicles and technology	Needed
	G.I. Joe Battle Files: Ultimate Sourcebook	collects G.I. Joe Battle Files #1-3 with a few new entries	Needed

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