Forgotten Figures

My friend, RTG of the Attica Gazette , has long observed that the vintage Joe line tended to run in three year intervals.  After three years...

While Estrela produced around 150 total figures in their exclusive Comandos Em Acao line, they  had intended for there to be more.  In the 1...

Twenty years ago this month, the Funskool Crimson Guard figure debuted.  At the time, the Joe collecting community was large, vibrant and e...

The 2003 Crimson Guard Immortal is a solid repaint.  It's different enough to stand on his own.  And, he's not so bizarre that he...

16 Years ago today, I profiled the newly released Funskool Crimson Guard Immortal figure.  At the time of this figure's release, it was ...

I took this picture in early spring in 2002.  It was still pretty cold out and we got a late evening rain on a Sunday.  I went out and set t...

It's been 15 years since I began following the Joe collecting world online.  In that time, the sites of influence have changed greatly. ...

There has always been just one word that I've used to describe the Crimson Guard Immortal mold: mighty. It seems the only fitting adject...

Earlier this year, one of the preliminary name lists for the new Joes that surfaced listed Zartan and a Crimson Viper as one of the upcomin...