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| Publisher |
Eternity |
| Penciler |
Richard Ferguson |
| Writer |
Martin Berkenwald |
| Penciler |
Martin Berkenwald |
| Cover Artist |
Martin Berkenwald |
| Penciler |
Reggie Byers |
| Penciler |
Kevin Farrell |
| Inker |
Jimmy Palmiotti |
| Inker |
Rob Durham |
| Letterer |
Jade Moede |
| Published | January 1987 |
“The government made them mutants. Can they also make them soldiers?” That’s the premise, and indeed pretty much the entire story, of this series featuring a bunch of immature young mutants and the military’s efforts to turn them into a well-oiled fighting machine. Their various powers—Flyboy can fly, while Flaw can find the hidden flaws in anything—make them useful to the military, but can tough-as-nails Sargent Rushmore train their minds, teaching them both discipline and teamwork? He may not have as much time as he’d like, for another military project has unleashed a squad of killer robots on the world, and the powers of the G.I. Mutants are required, ready or not.
