Skybound Entertainment’s G.I. Joe’s Duke and Scarlett Volume 1!

All right, getting into, uh, Duke.

I, originally I reviewed this with my buddy Jesse, AKA MatrixPrime, on his podcast, Another Comic Review, when it released a couple of years ago, and we did not like Duke or, uh, originally.

We were not fans of Duke originally.

However, we read it in single issue month to month, and I... [growls] Comics are better in trade.

They just are.

Modern comics are better in trade.

Any comic book from 1999 to now is better in trade.

I, it just is.

Okay, I'd say fair.

I'd say fair that, yeah, a lot of...

A, there are a lot of comics that just work better in trade.

And I have had...

We, we just lit- like I said, you and I just did, uh, Cobra Commander and Destro in episode 581, and I-Even though I still, out of these four five-issue, originally they were five-issue miniseries, out of these four character books, I still rate Destro the lowest out of the four 'cause he's the one that I just don't care about.

He's the one that I care about the least.

I've had more enjoyment reading these four books in trade than I did when Jesse and I did them in single issue.

Uh, it's just so much better.

But Duke Volume One, knowing is half the battle.

[laughs]

And they still don't tell us what the other half is.

Yeah, no, dude, it's red laser, blue laser.

Come on now, you know that.

All right, creative team on Duke.

Joshua Williamson is the writer.

Tom Reilly is the artist.

Jordie Bellaire is the colorist.