Forgotten Figures

This was an emergency replacement of another post.  That one will go up in two weeks.  I searched for an antithesis to that, planned figure ...

I bought this figure in December of 1992 because it was Firefly and I wanted a new version of one of my favorite characters from childhood. ...

This 2005 Firefly has no reason to exist.  It occupies this weird space between the excellent 2004 Urban Strike Firefly and the even better ...

So, remember last week, when I said "maybe"?  Yeah, maybe a new profile turned into more Around the Web content.  I've got a t...

In 1997 , Hasbro brought back a collector series of G.I. Joe figures as Toys R Us exclusives.  These figures went through several design sta...

I haven't been able to finish any new profiles for a while.  I've got dozens of them started, with many 80% or more completed.  But,...

So, Firefly was overdone during the 2000's.  But, that doesn't mean that they were all bad.  In fact, in some cases, I'd argue t...

Starting in 1991 , Hasbro began to move the standard Joe accessories in a different direction.  Instead of leaving them the static pieces fr...

I have twice profiled the 1993 Firefly figure on this site.  I prefer the black on green look for the mold and find that Firefly to be amo...

 In early 2003 , two oddball figures popped up on Ebay.  One was a red Roadblock .  The other was this metallic green Firefly.  Both figures...

This "poo-headed" Firefly has aged much better than many figures of his era.  While he's still not a good figure by any means,...

In the final months of 2004 , collectors were being inundated with both massive amounts of information about the Joe line and also an influx...