DDP Devils Due Publishing Gi Joe Reloaded Issue No 02 Snake Eyes: Enemy? Cover A April 2004
G.I. Joe Team Adventures
The stolen Black Dragon war drone has spearheaded Cobra's shock assault on Philadelphia, the birthplace of American democracy. Now Cobra Commander unleashes a platoon of deadly urban combat specialists, the Street Vipers, to steal the Constitution itself. Outgunned and outnumbered, the G.i. Joe team fights to keep the heart of the nation out of Cobra Commander's ruthless hands, only to face the ultimate betrayal, when a traitor shows the unsuspecting Joes where his true loyalty lies.
Issue Details
| Comic Book Issue | 2 |
| Published | April 2004 |
| Frequency | monthly |
| Comic Book Cover Price | 2.95 USD |
| Comic Book Pages | 32 |
| Comic Book Editing | Mark Powers |
| Notes |
Cover Details - " Cover A"
| Comic Book Characters | Scarlett, Snake Eyes |
| Genre | war |
| Pencils | Adi Granov |
| Inks | |
| Notes | |
| Reprinted |
22 page G.I. Joe story "Snake Eyes: Enemy?"
| Comic Book Characters | Cobra Commander, Road Block, Hawk, Snake Eyes, Stalker, Scarlett, Zartan, Fire Fly, Street Vipers, Baroness, Lady Jaye, Rock N' Roll, Doc, Duke, Beach Head |
| Comic Book Synopsis | The stolen Black Dragon war drone has spearheaded Cobra's shock assault on Philadelphia, the birthplace of American democracy. Now Cobra Commander unleashes a platoon of deadly urban combat specialists, the Street Vipers, to steal the Constitution itself. Outgunned and outnumbered, the G.i. Joe team fights to keep the heart of the nation out of Cobra Commander's ruthless hands, only to face the ultimate betrayal, when a traitor shows the unsuspecting Joes where his true loyalty lies. |
| Comic Book Genre | war |
| Comic Book Script | John Ney Rieber |
| Comic Book Pencils | Javier Saltares |
| Comic Book Inks | Andrew Pepoy |
| Comic Book Colors | Transparency Digital |
| Comic Book Letters | Dreamer Design |
| Reprinted |
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