Forgotten Figures

Today, Wal Mart's website revealed a 2nd wave of 250th Anniversary G.I. Joe figures.  The first wave was a surprise.  It sold well.  But...

If you want to feel a little old, here's my measurement for today.  The Flash figure that was released by Super7 is the heir apparent t...

The 1997 Toys R Us G.I. Joe releases were a mess.  The extent to which they were botched is really difficult to comprehend.  Hasbro's p...

Everybody loves rankings, right?  There's no better way to start a pointless argument than to rank items that hold unique, special place...

I've been working on something about the original 13 figures for a month or so.  I'm about 80% done.  But, that last 20% is turning ...

The final Flash entry is this Plastirama figure from Argentina.  This guy also features a darker body color.  But, he has a flatter finish t...

Today, we feature the rarest of the foreign Flash figures: the Rubiplas release from Venezuela.  Rubiplas figures are the last great, unexpl...

I profiled this Auriken Flash a few years ago .  Instead of deeper, darker green from Brazil, this Mexican release features a much brighter ...

Today marks the beginning of a few days of Flash.  Flash was released around the world.  So, I'm going to showcase each of his releases....

The realm of international Joes can be both fun and exciting.  It can also be an exercise in frustration.  In the early 2000's, there wa...

After Christmas of 1982 , I owned four G.I. Joe figures.  But, between Snake Eyes , Clutch , Hawk and Breaker , I had just one gun.  Three ...