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Resolute (2009), separate continuity · 2009; its own continuity

G.I. Joe: Resolute

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Short, adult take written by Warren Ellis

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Do you need to watch it?

Not required. It's a separate adaptation outside the main timeline and only shows up in Everything.

Where it falls in the order

  • Chronologicalnot included
  • Everything11 of 12

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Spoilers for this title

Quick recap

Major Bludd turns up dead at the Lincoln Memorial, Storm Shadow kills Bazooka and sinks the USS Flagg, and Snake Eyes goes after him. Cobra Commander seizes the HAARP station, launches satellites and unveils a particle cannon in Siberia. To prove he means it, he fires on Moscow and kills about ten million people. The Joes split into three teams: one retakes HAARP in Alaska, Duke, Scarlett and Ripcord storm the Siberian base and kill Zartan, and Tunnel Rat knocks out the satellite network. A second cannon hidden in Springfield targets Washington, but Duke makes it fire on itself. Snake Eyes beats Storm Shadow in a duel on an island. Cobra Commander vanishes without a trace.

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Hidden details

  1. Behind the scenesEllis didn't know G.I. Joe

    Warren Ellis, the comics writer behind Transmetropolitan, was brought on by Sam Register despite never having followed G.I. Joe. Joaquim Dos Santos directed.

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  2. Behind the scenesNot Beijing, Moscow is fine

    Hasbro let Ellis do anything except destroy Beijing. Wiping out Moscow was fine.

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  3. Behind the scenesDial-Tone got promoted

    Dial-Tone was a background character until her lines won the producers over and they made her a Joe. Ellis picked the codename.

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  4. Behind the scenesIt debuted online

    All 11 episodes went up on Adult Swim Video on April 17, 2009. A week later, on April 25, they aired on TV as a movie.

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