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Fox and Hound
Published by Vertigo
Contributors: Robert Rodi (writer), Louis Small (penciler), George Freeman (inker), Moose Baumann (colorist), Jack Morelli (letterer)
Copyright: 01/2001
Published in Codename: Knockout #0 Introductory story in which Angela St.Grace, worried that her partner, Go-Go, is in trouble (he is), breaks into the lair of a terrorist leader to rescue Go-Go who has stolen microfilm with the names and locations of all members of the group.
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The Devil You Say
Published by Vertigo
Contributors: Robert Rodi (writer), Louis Small (penciler), Mark Farmer (inker), Moose Baumann (colorist), Jack Morelli (letterer)
Copyright: 07/2001
Published in Codename: Knockout #1-#3 - Angela St.Grace, and her partner, are attacked by ninjas sent by the head of E.V.I.L. It is the opening gambit in a scheme to have her leave G.O.O.D., run by her mother, and work for E.V.I.L. run by her father.
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Fleshback '73: St.Grace Under Fire
Published by Vertigo
Contributors: Robert Rodi (writer), Louis Small (penciler), Mark Farmer (inker), Moose Baumann (colorist), Jack Morelli (letterer)
Copyright: 10/2001
Published in Codename: Knockout #4 - Go-Go recounts the first time, back in 1973, that G.O.O.D. agent Celeste St.Grace meets E.V.I.L. agent Damon Devlin. Both would go on to become Angela's parents.
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Arms [And Legs] For Hostages
Published by Vertigo
Contributors: Robert Rodi (writer), Louis Small (penciler), Mark Farmer (inker), Wildstorm FX (colorist), Jack Morelli (letterer)
Copyright: 11/2001
Published in Codename: Knockout #5-#6 - Angela St.Grace, Codename Knockout, and Go-Go are now fully vetted agents with G.O.O.D. Their first mission is to rescue from kidnappers two daughters of a new African nation's first President.
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Go-Go A-Go-Go
Published by Vertigo
Contributors: Robert Rodi (writer), Yanick Paquette (penciler), Mark Farmer (inker), Wildstorm FX (colorist), Archie Tuthis (letterer)
Copyright: 01/2002
Published in Codename: Knockout #7 - When Angela St.Grace, Codename Knockout, tells her partner Go-Go that she is switching sides to work for E.V.I.L. he has a catharsis.
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Fleshback '97: A Is For Anarchy .. B Is For Bomb!
Published by Vertigo
Contributors: Robert Rodi (writer), Yanick Paquette (penciler), Mark Farmer (inker), Wildstorm FX (colorist), Archie Tuthis (letterer)
Copyright: 02/2002
Published in Codename: Knockout #8 - Go-Go explains in a flashback to 1997 how he and Angela St.Grace first met and became best friends and eventually partners.
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Enigma Variations
Published by Vertigo
Contributors: Robert Rodi (writer), Amanda Conner (penciler), Jimmy Paliotti (inker), Wildstorm FX (colorist), Archie Tuthis (letterer)
Copyright: 03/2002
Published in Codename: Knockout #9 - On a flight layover in Paris, Angela St.Grace and Go-Go encounter in an airport lounge Enigma, an android who once worked with her mother at G.O.O.D. in the 90's. Angela is determined to know what Enigma has been and is doing.
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Undressed To Kill
Published by Vertigo
Contributors: Robert Rodi (writer), Yanick Paquette (penciler), Jason Martin (inker), Lee Loughridge (colorist), Clem Robins (letterer)
Copyright: 04/2002
Published in Codename: Knockout #10-#12 - On their first mission with E.V.I.L., Angela St.Grace and Go-Go work on an assignment taking on a growing rival organization that is eating into profits. Since its primary income is from white slavery, Angela lets herself get lured in.
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Fleshback '32: Arrivederci, Roma
Published by Vertigo
Contributors: Robert Rodi (writer), Amanda Conner (penciler), Jimmy Paliotti (inker), Wildstorm FX (colorist), Clem Robins (letterer)
Copyright: 07/2002
Published in Codename: Knockout #13 - Finished with their mission, Angela St.Grace and Go-Go vacation in Italy at the home of Angela's grandmother, a former operative for American Intelligence. Go-Go recounts a mission the woman had back in 1932.
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H.E.A.V.E.N. Sent
Published by Vertigo
Contributors: Robert Rodi (writer), Amanda Conner (penciler), Jimmy Paliotti (inker), Wildstorm FX (colorist), Clem Robins (letterer)
Copyright: 08/2002
Published in Codename: Knockout #13 - Flying into London, Angela St.Grace and Go-Go are kidnapped by agents of the British organization H.E.A.V.E.N. because they believe the pair are still working for E.V.I.L. even though Angela explains they had quit.
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Amok In Ameria
Published by Vertigo
Contributors: Robert Rodi (writer), Ed Benes (penciler), Alex Lei (inker), Wildstorm FX (colorist), Clem Robins (letterer)
Copyright: 09/2002
Published in Codename: Knockout #15-#18 - A crazed homicidal prisoner held by the G.O.O.D. Director has gotten free. She is a "sister" to Angela St.Grace but is not happy at all about her sibling's existence and would like to see it end.
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Fleshback '69: Queen, Castle, Pawn
Published by Vertigo
Contributors: Robert Rodi (writer), Mark A. Robinson (penciler), Andrew Pepoy (inker), Wildstorm FX (colorist), Clem Robins (letterer)
Copyright: 02/2003
Published in Codename: Knockout #19 - G.O.O.D. had tried a cloning processing at the end of the 60's but had found it fraught with problems. Then an attempt with a new, young agent named Kevin proved its only success. This is how the story of Kevin's first mission and why he was chosen.
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Rebel Yell
Published by Vertigo
Contributors: Robert Rodi (writer), Mark A. Robinson (penciler), Andrew Pepoy (inker), Wildstorm FX (colorist), Clem Robins (letterer)
Copyright: 03/2003
Published in Codename: Knockout #20 - A strange confusing affair in which H.E.A.V.E.N. is working with G.O.O.D. at the same time E.V.I.L. is dealing with H.E.L.L. agents and there is a black-clad female ninja who is very upset with Angela.
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Secrets And Thighs
Published by Vertigo
Contributors: Robert Rodi (writer), John Lucas (penciler), Andrew Pepoy (inker), Wildstorm FX (colorist), Clem Robins (letterer)
Copyright: 04/2003
Published in Codename: Knockout #21-23 - Who is the mysterious agent known as Malevola and why does she seem to have a problem with, well, everyone, G.O.O.D. or E.V.I.L. Angela wants to find out.
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