Forgotten Figures

I've owned a Robo Joe figure for a little over 6 years, now.  Despite him being a relatively new addition to my collection, I've onl...

Do you ever accidentally learn something about yourself?  For instance, I've always liked the 1993 Outback figure.  He was part of my co...

So, this is more of an oddity than anything rare.  But, really, I just like the idea that there is a marketing piece out there that carried ...

The 1993 Night Creeper figure is the only Ninja Force figure that I actually bought at retail.  I didn't, though, buy him for his weapon...

 General Flagg isn't a figure you see all that often in Joe content.  But, when you do find him used, it's almost always the 1992 ve...

Part 1 of this series looked at my favorite weapons from childhood.  This time around, I'll be looking at some of the gear that really ...

A few years ago, I was cataloging some new acquisitions.  I spread the figures out on a white plastic lid and take pictures to document them...

Hasbro originally planned for the DEF sub series to carry over into 1993.  It was going to include several newly sculpted characters as wel...

The Invader isn't a great vehicle.  But, it's about the only Cobra space vehicle that is easy to photograph.  So, despite being some...

Sometimes, a simple little change can be all the difference between a figure that is loved and one that is ignored.  The 1993 Iceberg isn...

This week, we're doing a tag team profile with the Attica Gazette.  Someone mentioned the 1993 Alley Viper somewhere and RTG came up wit...