Rogue Force is a collection of stories written by Josh Davis and Mickey McCormack.
While the stories are based on characters created by Hasbro for their G.I. Joe line, the
Rogue Force continuity stands alone and is far more real and gritty than anything previously
released into the media for the G.I. Joe universe. The stories mainly focus on a small band
of jaded but courageous soliders that must confort the horrors of warfare each time they are
sent on a mission. With each assignment selected because of the denibility and expendibility
of the individuals involved, our small band of reluctant heroes are found hoping that the
next day will not be their last.

Current Events
Updates that show the curent progress of stories being written and sections of the
web site being built.

The Archives
The completed stories that take place in the Rogue Force universe.

The File Cabinet
Character profiles, vehicle specifics, military terminology links, and various notes.

The Drawing Board
Non-spoiler rough sketches for stories to be written in the near future.

The Bulletin Board
A message board availible to leave comments, questions, and compliants.

The Mailing List
A mailing list available that notifies members when the site is updated.

The Personnel Files
Brief biographies on the authors of these stories.

If you would like to directly contact the authors of these stories they can be reached at:
[email protected]

Most characters featured on this site as well as the G.I. Joe logo are owned by Hasbro, Marvel
Comics, and Devil's Due Comics. The character Sniper Wolf is owned by Konami. The pictures
of the Cobra Transport Chopper are from Marvel Comics and are scanned directly from them.
Additionally each movie screen shot seen in The Archives section is owned by their respective studios.
The MIDI music playing in the background is from the video game U.N. Squadron and is thus owned
by Capcom. This site and its contents are in no way endorsed by Hasbro or any other company whose
material is featured here. The views and interpertations of characters are solely those of the stories'
authors.