G.I. Joe Vs. The Transformers # 4 2003 pg 15 by Mike Miller & Cory Hamscher

G.I. Joe Vs. The Transformers # 4 September 2003 Pg 15
Inks over pencil w/ blue pencil roughs on Image Board (Devil's Due)
Pencils: Mike Miller
Inks: Cory Hamscher (Signed top right)
Writer: Josh Blaylock

Storm Shadow dons the new S.N.A.K.E. armor just in time to save Cobra Commander from a couple Autobot trouble bubbles. I think one of them is Brawn. I loved how Optimus was a red H.I.S.S tank.

G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers was a series of cross-productions with Dreamwave Productions, who, at the time of publication, held the license to create Transformers comics. Each studio released their own six-issue mini-series, which featured their own take on a crossover between the two franchises. Unlike previous efforts to bring the two properties together, the Devil's Due story takes place in an alternate present day, where Cobra, just rising to prominence, has uncovered the Ark. Cobra steals the Transformers found inside, such as Optimus Prime, Ironhide and Ratchet, and adapt them into Cobra assault vehicles such as Cobra H.I.S.S. tanks. G.I. Joe is formed to stop Cobra, and receive unexpected help from Wheeljack and Bumblebee, who managed to avoid being taken by Cobra. A trade paperback collected all six issues in March 2004.

The Devil's Due story, written by company president Josh Blaylock and illustrated by Mike S. Miller, takes place in an alternate present day where Cobra has uncovered the Ark. Cobra removes the deactivated Transformers found inside, adapting them into Cobra assault vehicles. G.I. Joe is formed to stop Cobra and receives unexpected help from Wheeljack and Bumblebee. When the Transformers eventually break free, G.I Joe are forced to battle the Autobots, Decepticons and Cobra in order to stop a malfunctioning satellite weapons system and prevent the detonation of a nuclear device reacting with Energon.