Jessie H. Jordan

Jessie H. Jordan stepped onto the scene in 2003 through Devil's Due Publishing's G.I. Joe #25, a Modern Age debut crafted by Josh Blaylock, Brandon Jerwa, and Tim Seeley. Though their catalog footprint is compact at just five appearances, the company they keep is anything but small — sharing pages with legends like Snake-Eyes, Destro, Hawk, and Clayton M. Abernathy places Jessie squarely in the thick of some of the franchise's most charged moments. For devoted G.I. Joe completists, characters like this one — brief, specific, and embedded in a beloved continuity — are exactly the kind of hidden gems that make deep-diving into Devil's Due's run so rewarding.