Forgotten Figures

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

The 1987 Outback is one of those figures in the G.I. Joe that, on its own, probably wouldn't merit the unrequited love it gets in the co...

The 1993 Outback is actually an excellent sculpt.  It was never, though, released in really nice colors...at least by Hasbro.  In a rare oc...

Outback was a popular character from 1987 .  He got a great run in the comic.  His figure , though, got just one repaint in the Toys R Us ex...

On September 8th of 2000, this site took a major step.  On that day, I profiled the very first foreign figure to appear on the site: the Eur...

The Eco Warriors were popular enough to get two years of releases.  There was a third year of Eco Warriors figures planned, too.  But, Hasbr...

In 1998 , Hasbro planned to release a desert repaint of the 1983 G.I. Joe HQ.  This would have been the flagship toy of the 1998 Joe line an...

Estrela produced around 150 unique figures for its Comandos Em Acao line.  Those range from completely new characters and figure combination...

Tiger Force Outback was one of the first foreign figures I ever owned.  I traded a Sgt. Slaughter for him.  (That's the late '90...

Outback remains of one the vintage line's most collector friendly characters.  He is widely liked by collectors and his initial design ...

Outback remains a fan favorite and is a figure that collectors have clamoured for since Joe first returned to retail. However, for whatever...

Normally, I don't go for foreign figures. The few differences there are between their American counterparts usually aren't enough to...