The amazing 1982 – 1987 G.I. Joe posters have returned to IanFell.com!
Some of you may remember a few years ago when JBL reported on an incredible original 11″ x 17″ poster that was being produced by talented artist Ian Fell. Featuring the G.I. Joe roster from 1982 – 1987, this work of art was offered for an incredibly low price of cost + shipping!
G.I. Joe FSS 3 Frostbite has been reviewed!
Okay, I realize that this one is a bit late. It’s on me– as Chris, my FSS partner-in-crime, had his text to me some time ago. Some fans might be a bit wary after last year’s “Grand Slam Gate” reveal when it comes to the 13th bonus figures but the Collector’s Club stepped up this year to complete the 1985 roster with this previously absent vehicle driver.
What did two sometimes-wordy Joe fans think of the G.I. Joe FSS 3 Frostbite figure? Was Frostbite worth the wait? Is he just another repaint? Am I asking too many questions?
Head on over to the G.I. Joe Collector’s Club Review Index and find out!
95 episodes of G.I. Joe are now LIVE on Vimeo!
Today’s the day, Joe Fans! The entire Sunbow animated G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero series is available on the internet video-sharing service. As we reported previously, Vimeo will apply following rates to content:
To paraphrase Roadblock: “If you’re hankering for some Sunbow G.I.Joe, head on over to Vimeo!” And now you know…
JBL has a brand-new guest review of the 2012 G.I. Joe Collector’s Club Footloose renewal figure!
No, you didn’t step through a wormhole and land back in 2012! Long-time G.I. Joe fan (and hopefully frequent JBL contributor) Otto “The Otter” Phillips offered to lend a hand and contribute some guest reviews to help fill in the backlog here at JBL HQ!
His first feature is a childhood favorite that received an updated version as the 2012 G.I. Joe Collector’s Club membership renewal figure. Was Otto happy with this figure? Did it live up to the nostalgia of his childhood?
Check out the review over at the G.I. Joe Collector’s Club Review Index and find out one Joe fan’s opinion!
Were you a fan of Footloose? Would you like to see more contributions from Otto? Let us know in the comments below!