Home Production Notes G.I.Joe

David Mack (July 11, 2003):
	Thanks for the confidence, but that is not the title I was talking about. I may end up doing a cover for G.I.Joe, but nothing is on the schedule.

Comicon.com (February 25, 2003):

Devil's Due Publishing Press Release While 2002 was a huge year for Image Comics' G.I.JOE, 2003 looks to be even more exciting as some of the industry's best talent lines up to contribute to G.I.JOE, G.I.JOE: FRONTLINE and the upcoming G.I.JOE VS. TRANSFORMERS crossover. Leading the pack is veteran comic book superstar Mike Zeck, well known for the covers he contributed to the original G.I.JOE comic book series in the '80s. Zeck will be pencilling the interiors for an all-new silent issue featuring the most popular G.I.JOE characters, Snake Eyes and Storm Shadow. This marks Zeck's long-awaited return to sequential illustration and his first ever full-length G.I.JOE story. Regular artist Brandon Badeaux will draw issue 20, the first half of this two-part story, and then he'll skip ahead to issue twenty-two, which will kick off Joshua Blaylock's final arc as head writer. Zeck and Blaylock will make a brief signing appearance at the Orlando Mega-Con this Saturday, February 28th, from 3:00 to 6:00 PM. With a veritable amy of superstar talent and a myriad of upcoming titles, 2003 is shaping up to be a powerhouse year for G.I.JOE. Below is a list of some of the talent attached to G.I.JOE over the months to come: J. Scott Campbell: G.I.JOE VS. TRANSFORMERS: cover - June Tony Harris: G.I.JOE: FRONTLINE: Covers - March David Mack: Writing upcoming G.I.JOE: FRONTLINE one-shot - TBA Paul Jenkins: Writing upcoming G.I.JOE: FRONTLINE one-shot - TBA Kaare Andrews: G.I.JOE VS. TRANSFORMERS: Cover - June Francis Manapul: G.I.JOE: FRONTLINE - Covers - July Sean McKeever: G.I.JOE: FRONTLINE: Writing "Zanya" - July Future interior creative teams will be announced in the weeks ahead.

David Mack (April 23, 2001):
	I was called about doing some G.I.Joe work, too. I may do a cover or something eventually because my brother and I read it hardcore when we were like ten. Nostalgia work can be fun!