About: G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers continuity

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G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers is four miniseries published by Devil's Due Press, who held the G.I. Joe comic-book license until 2007. The JOEvTF universe is set apart from both the ongoing G.I. Joe or Transformers comics by its overriding sense of fun. Because neither group of fans takes this crossover universe very seriously, it revels in its ability to do whatever it wants, kill important characters, or change the world. For example the fourth series seems to be a gleeful exercise in throwing as many ideas that fans love to hate as possible into one story (principally Cobra-La and the Pretenders) and telling a pulp adventure with them.

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rdfs:comment	G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers is four miniseries published by Devil's Due Press, who held the G.I. Joe comic-book license until 2007. The JOEvTF universe is set apart from both the ongoing G.I. Joe or Transformers comics by its overriding sense of fun. Because neither group of fans takes this crossover universe very seriously, it revels in its ability to do whatever it wants, kill important characters, or change the world. For example the fourth series seems to be a gleeful exercise in throwing as many ideas that fans love to hate as possible into one story (principally Cobra-La and the Pretenders) and telling a pulp adventure with them.
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abstract	G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers is four miniseries published by Devil's Due Press, who held the G.I. Joe comic-book license until 2007. The JOEvTF universe is set apart from both the ongoing G.I. Joe or Transformers comics by its overriding sense of fun. Because neither group of fans takes this crossover universe very seriously, it revels in its ability to do whatever it wants, kill important characters, or change the world. For example the fourth series seems to be a gleeful exercise in throwing as many ideas that fans love to hate as possible into one story (principally Cobra-La and the Pretenders) and telling a pulp adventure with them.

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