G.I. Joe #25
image • 2026
- Series
- G.I. Joe
- Issue
- 25
- Publisher
- Image
- Cover date
- Aug 19, 2026
- Story title
- Nightforce, Part 1 of 5
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G.I. Joe #25, published by Image Comics in 2003, represents a significant turning point in the Devil's Due Publishing era of the franchise. Following the acquisition of the license, this issue serves as a critical bridge in the narrative arc that sought to revitalize the property for a modern audience by blending classic military aesthetics with complex, character-driven storytelling.
The issue was written by Josh Blaylock with art by John Laster, reflecting the creative mandate to honor the legacy of the original Marvel run while pushing the series into more mature territory. It is widely recognized by enthusiasts for its structural role in expanding the G.I. Joe lore, providing depth to the antagonists and setting the stage for subsequent arcs that became staples of the early 2000s comic resurgence.
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