Paige Adams

Paige Adams stepped onto the scene in 2001 with Devil's Due Publishing's G.I. Joe #2, a Modern Age creation from writer Josh Blaylock and artist Steve Kurth that dropped her right into one of comics' most beloved action universes. Her run through the early 2000s kept her in genuinely elite company — sharing pages with legends like Snake-Eyes, Duke, Shana O'Hara, and the formidable Destro. With 12 catalog appearances across a relatively focused 2001–2004 window, she's a compact but intriguing piece of Devil's Due's ambitious reimagining of the G.I. Joe mythology, and exactly the kind of character that rewards the dedicated fan who digs a little deeper into the era.