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* ''[[A New Beginning 0|G.I. Joe: A New Beginning #0]]'' |
* ''[[A New Beginning 0|G.I. Joe: A New Beginning #0]]'' |
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| + | * [[G.I._Joe_(IDW_comic)|G.I. Joe]] - the ongoing series. |
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| + | * [[Origins|G.I. Joe: Origins]] - a second series that explains the setup of the new continuity. |
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| + | * [[Cobra (IDW comic)|G.I. Joe: Cobra]] - a mini-series that explains the status quo of this continuity's [[Cobra]]. |
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| + | The stories in this continuity are generally regarded to have a grittier take on G.I. Joe but does not shy away from concepts that are considered as science fiction elements such as the [[M.A.S.S.]]. While IDW has access to all characters to any era of G.I. Joe, the concepts generally revolve around A Real American Hero. |
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[[Category:Continuities]] |
[[Category:Continuities]] |
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Revision as of 05:48, 19 September 2016
In May 2008, IDW Publishing became the latest in the line of comics publishers to acquire the comics publishing rights to G.I. Joe.[1] What came with the new move is an all new continuity for the A Real American Hero series. Not much is known about the details of this continuity at this time save for a #0 book in October that will set up the series' debut in January 2009.[2]
- G.I. Joe: A New Beginning #0
- G.I. Joe - the ongoing series.
- G.I. Joe: Origins - a second series that explains the setup of the new continuity.
- G.I. Joe: Cobra - a mini-series that explains the status quo of this continuity's Cobra.
The stories in this continuity are generally regarded to have a grittier take on G.I. Joe but does not shy away from concepts that are considered as science fiction elements such as the M.A.S.S.. While IDW has access to all characters to any era of G.I. Joe, the concepts generally revolve around A Real American Hero.