the program and ensured that Gunny would remain in the Armorines. This didn't sit too well with Ackerman, so with Peter Garrett's help, he devised a plan to get Gunny out of the program anyway. The two rigged a hidden camera on Sirot's armor and shot footage of the destruction of a building on one of the Armorine's missions. Ackerman used this footage as a way to frame Gunny. If Gunny didn't leave the program, the footage would be used to ruin his career. He chose to leave. Sergeant William Sturgess was sent as his replacement. Creative teams The following is a list of those who contributed to the creation of the series. When repeated, only last names will be used. 0: Jorge Gonzalez, writer/Jim Calafiore, pencils & cover/Gonzalo Mayo, inks. 1: Gonzalez, writer/Calafiore, pencils & cover/Rodney Ramos & Phyllis Novin, inks. 2: Gonzalez, writer/Calafiore, pencils & cover/Ramos, inks. 3-4: Gonzalez, writer/Calafiore, pencils & cover/Ramos & Novin, inks. 5: Gonzalez, writer/Calafiore, pencils/Ramos, inks/Calafiore & Bob Layton, cover. 6: Gonzalez, writer/Calafiore, pencils & cover/Ramos, inks. 7: Gonzalez, writer/Calafiore, pencils & cover/Ramos & Novin, inks. 8: Rob Johnson, writer/José Delbo, pencils/John Dixon, inks/Calfiore, cover. 9: Gonzalez, writer/Calafiore, pencils & cover/Anibal Rodriguez, inks. 10: Gonzalez, writer/Delbo, pencils/Rodriguez, inks/Calafiore, cover. 11-12: Gonzalez, writer/Delbo, pencils/Steve Montano, inks/Calafiore, cover. In other media Video games Armorines: Project S.W.A.R.M. was produced for Nintendo 64, PlayStation and Game Boy Color, based on the comic book. External links Valiant Entertainment official website Armorines entry at the Valiant Comics Encyclopedia Valiant Comics Fan Site Valiant Comics message board "Valiant Days, Valiant Nights - A Look Back at the Rise and Fall of Valiant Comics characters introduced in 1994 Fictional soldiers Valiant Comics titles Comics adapted into video games Valiant Comics superheroes