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    • The G.I. Joe Index: A-Z >
      • A >
        • Ace >
          • v1
          • v2 (Battle Copters)
          • v3
        • Action Marine
        • Action Pilot >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Action Pilot Astronaut
        • Action Sailor >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Action Soldier
        • Aero-Viper
        • Airborne >
          • v1
          • v1 (Sky Patrol)
        • Airtight
        • Airwave
        • Alley Viper >
          • v1
          • v2
          • v3
        • Alpine
        • Altitude
        • Ambush >
          • v1
          • v2 (Dino Hunters)
        • Annihilator
        • Armadillo
        • Astro Viper >
          • v1
          • v2 (Star Brigade)
        • Avalanche
        • A.V.A.C.
      • B >
        • Backblast >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Backstop
        • Banzai
        • Barbecue >
          • v1
          • v2 (Slaughter's Marauders)
          • v3 (Eco-Warriors)
        • Baroness
        • Barricade >
          • v1
          • v2
        • B.A.T.S. >
          • v1
          • v2 (Cobra B.A.T.)
          • v3 (Cobra B.A.A.T. - Star Brigade)
        • Bazooka >
          • v1
          • v2 (Tiger Force)
          • v3
        • Beach-Head >
          • v1
          • v2
          • v3
        • Big Bear >
          • v1
          • v2 (mail order, International Action Force)
        • Big Ben >
          • v1
          • v2 (mail order, International Action Force)
        • Big Boa
        • Bio-Viper
        • Blast-Off
        • Blaster
        • Blizzard
        • Blocker
        • Breaker >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
        • Blowtorch
        • Budo >
          • v1
          • v2 (mail order, International Action Force)
        • Bullet-Proof >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Bullhorn
        • Bushido >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Buzzer
      • C >
        • Capt. Grid-Iron
        • Carcass
        • Cesspool
        • Charbroil >
          • v1
          • v2 (Night Force)
        • Chuckles
        • Claymore
        • Clean-Sweep
        • Cloudburst
        • Clutch >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
          • v2 (tan)
          • v3 (Mega Marines)
        • Cobra >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
        • Cobra Air Devil
        • Cobra Blackstar
        • Cobra Commander >
          • v1 (straight-arm, mail order)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
          • v2 (hooded, mail order)
          • v3 (battle armor)
          • v4
          • v5 (Talking Battle Commanders)
          • v6
          • v7 (Star Brigade)
        • Cobra H.I.S.S. driver
        • Cobra Ninja Viper
        • Cobra Officer >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
        • Cobra Stinger Driver
        • Cold Front
        • Colonel Courage
        • Copperhead >
          • v1
          • v2 (Python Patrol)
        • Countdown >
          • v1
          • v2 (Star Brigade)
          • v3 (Star Brigade)
        • Cover Girl
        • Crankcase
        • Crazylegs >
          • v1
          • v2 (Night Force)
        • Create-a-Cobra
        • Crimson Guard >
          • v1
          • v2 (Python Patrol)
        • Crimson Guard Commander
        • Crimson Guard Immortal
        • Croc Master
        • Cross-Country >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Crystal Ball
        • Cutter >
          • v1
          • v2 (DEF)
          • v3
        • Cyber-Vipers
      • D >
        • Darklon
        • Decimator
        • Dee-Jay >
          • v1
          • v2 (mail order, Arctic Commandos)
        • Deep Six >
          • v1
          • v2
          • v3 (Eco-Warriors)
          • v4 (mail order)
        • Desert Scorpion
        • Destro >
          • v1
          • v2 (Iron Grenadiers)
          • v3
          • v4 (Star Brigade)
        • Dial-Tone >
          • v1
          • v2 (Special Mission: Brazil)
          • v3 (Sonic Fighters)
          • v4
        • Dice
        • Doc
        • Dodger >
          • v1
          • v2 (Sonic Fighters)
        • Dogfight
        • Dojo
        • Downtown
        • Dr. Mindbender >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Drop Zone
        • Duke >
          • Duke (mail order)
          • Duke (carded)
          • v2 (Tiger Force)
          • v3
          • v4
          • v5 (Star Brigade)
          • v6 (Star Brigade)
        • Dusty >
          • v1
          • v2 (Tiger Force)
          • v3 (with Sandstorm)
      • E >
        • Eels >
          • v1
          • v2
          • v3
        • Effects
      • F >
        • Falcon >
          • v1
          • v2 (Night Force)
          • v3 (Super Sonic Fighters)
        • Fast Draw >
          • v1
          • v1 (mail order, Rapid Deployment Force)
        • Ferret
        • Fighter Pilot
        • Firefly >
          • v1
          • v2
          • v3
        • Flak-Viper >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Flash >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
        • Flint >
          • v1
          • v2 (Tiger Force)
          • v3 (Eco-Warriors)
          • v4
        • Footloose >
          • v1
          • v2 (Slaughter's Marauders)
        • Frag-Viper
        • Freefall
        • Frostbite >
          • v1
          • v2 (Tiger Force)
          • v3
      • G >
        • G.I. Joe
        • Gears
        • General Flagg >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Ghostrider
        • Gnawgahyde
        • Golobulus
        • Grand Slam >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
          • v2 (silver pads)
        • Gristle
        • Grunt >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
          • v2 (tan)
          • v3
        • Gung-Ho >
          • v1
          • v2 (Dress Blues)
          • v3
          • v4
          • v5 (Mega Marines)
        • Gyro-Viper
      • H >
        • Hardball
        • Hardtop
        • Hawk >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
          • v2
          • v3 (General Hawk)
          • v4 (Talking Battle Commanders)
          • v5 (Star Brigade)
          • v6 (mail order)
        • H.E.A.T. Viper >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Headhunter Stormtroopers
        • Headhunters >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Headman
        • Heavy Duty >
          • v1
          • v2 (Star Brigade)
        • Heavy Metal
        • Heli-Vipers
        • Hit & Run
        • Hot Seat
        • Hydro-Viper
      • I >
        • Ice Cream Soldier
        • Ice Viper
        • Iceberg >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Incinerators
        • Interrogator >
          • v1 (Battle Copters)
          • v2 (mail order, Copter Pilots)
        • Iron Grenadiers
      • J >
        • Jinx
      • K >
        • Keel-Haul >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Knockdown
      • L >
        • Lady Jaye
        • Lampreys >
          • v1
          • v2 (Sonic Fighters)
        • Laser Viper
        • Law & Order >
          • v1
          • v2 (Sonic Fighters)
          • v3
        • Leatherneck >
          • v1
          • v2 (Special Mission: Brazil)
          • v3
        • Lifeline >
          • v1
          • v2 (Tiger Force)
          • v3 (mail order)
          • v4
        • Lift-Ticket
        • Lightfoot >
          • v1
          • v2 (Night Force)
        • Lobotomaxx
        • Long Arm
        • Long Range
        • Low-Light >
          • v1
          • v2 (Slaughter's Marauders)
          • v3
          • v4 (Dino Hunters)
      • M >
        • Mace
        • Mainframe >
          • v1
          • v2 (Special Mission: Brazil)
        • Major Altitude >
          • v1 (Battle Copters)
          • v2 (mail order, Copter Pilots)
        • Major Bludd >
          • v1
          • v2 (Super Sonic Fighters)
          • v3
        • Major Storm
        • Maverick
        • Mega-Vipers
        • Mercer >
          • v1 (Sgt. Slaughter's Renegades)
          • v2
        • Metal-Head >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Mirage
        • Monkeywrench
        • Monstro-Vipers
        • Motor Viper
        • Muskrat >
          • v1
          • v2 (Night Force)
          • v3
        • Mutt & Junkyard >
          • v1
          • v2 (Slaughter's Marauders)
          • v3 (DEF)
          • v4
      • N >
        • Nemesis Enforcer
        • Night Creeper >
          • v1
          • v2 (Ninja Force)
          • v3 (Shadow Ninjas)
        • Night Creeper Leader >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Night-Viper
        • Night Vulture
        • Nitro-Viper
        • Nullifier
        • Nunchuk >
          • v1
          • v2
      • O >
        • Outback >
          • v1
          • v2 (Night Force)
          • v3
          • v4
        • Overkill
        • Overlord
        • Ozone >
          • v1 (Eco-Warriors)
          • v2 (Star Brigade)
          • v3 (Star Brigade)
          • v4 (Star Brigade)
      • P >
        • Pathfinder
        • Payload >
          • v1
          • v2
          • v3 (Star Brigade)
          • v4 (Star Brigade)
          • v5 (Star Brigade)
        • Predacon
        • Psyche-Out >
          • v1
          • v2 (Night Force)
          • v3 (Super Sonic Fighters)
        • Python Officer
        • Python Trooper
      • Q >
        • Quick Kick
      • R >
        • Rampage
        • Rampart
        • Range-Vipers
        • Rapid Fire
        • Raptor
        • Recoil
        • Recondo >
          • v1
          • v2 (Tiger Force)
        • Red Dog
        • Red Ninjas
        • Red Star
        • Repeater >
          • v1
          • v2 (Night Force)
          • v2 (mail order, Rapid Deployment Force)
        • Ripcord
        • Ripper
        • Road Pig >
          • v1
          • v2 (Super Sonic Fighters)
        • Roadblock >
          • v1
          • v2
          • v3 (Tiger Force)
          • v4
          • v5
          • v6 (Star Brigade)
          • v7 (Star Brigade)
        • Robo-J.O.E.
        • Rock 'n Roll >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
          • v2
          • v3 (Super Sonic Fighters)
          • v4 (Star Brigade)
        • Rock-Viper
        • Royal Guard
        • Rumbler
      • S >
        • S.A.W.-Viper
        • Salvo
        • Scarlett >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
          • v2 (Ninja Force)
        • Scrap-Iron
        • Sci-Fi >
          • v1
          • v2
          • v3 (Star Brigade)
          • v4 (Star Brigade)
        • Scoop
        • Sea Slug
        • Secto-Viper
        • Serpentor
        • Sgt. Slaughter >
          • v1 (mail order)
          • v2
          • v3
          • v4 (Slaughter's Marauders)
        • Shipwreck >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Shockwave >
          • v1
          • v2 (Night Force)
          • v2 (mail order, Rapid Deployment Force)
          • v3 (DEF)
        • Short-Fuze >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
        • Skidmark
        • Sky Creeper
        • Skydive
        • Skymate
        • Skystriker
        • Slice >
          • v1
          • v2 (Ninja Force)
          • v3 (Shadow Ninjas)
        • Slip-Stream
        • Sludge Viper
        • Snake Eyes >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
          • v2 (with Timber)
          • v3
          • v4
          • v5 (Ninja Force)
          • v6 (Shadow Ninjas)
        • Sneak Peek >
          • v1
          • v2 (Night Force)
        • Snow Job
        • Snow Serpent >
          • v1
          • v2
          • v3 (mail order, Arctic Commandos)
        • Snow Storm >
          • v1
          • v2
          • v3
        • Space Shot
        • Spearhead and Max >
          • v1
          • v2 (Night Force)
        • Spirit >
          • v1
          • v2 (Slaughter's Marauders)
          • v3 (Air Commandos)
          • v4 (mail order, International Action Force)
        • Stalker >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
          • v2
          • v3 (Talking Battle Commanders)
          • v4 (mail order, Arctic Commandos)
          • v5
        • Star-Viper
        • Starduster
        • Static Line
        • Steam-Roller
        • Steel Brigade >
          • v1 (mail order)
          • v2 (mail order, gold head)
        • Steeler >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
        • Storm Shadow >
          • v1
          • v2
          • v3 (Ninja Force)
          • v4 (Shadow Ninjas)
        • Strato-Viper
        • Stretcher
        • Sub-Zero >
          • v1
          • v2 (mail order, Arctic Commandos)
        • Super Trooper
      • T >
        • T.A.R.G.A.T. >
          • v1
          • v2 (Star Brigade)
        • Taurus
        • Techno-Viper >
          • v1
          • v2 (Star Brigade)
        • Tele-Viper >
          • v1
          • v2 (Python Patrol)
        • T'Gin-Zu
        • The Fridge
        • Thrasher
        • Thunder
        • T'Jbang
        • Tollbooth
        • Tomax
        • Topside
        • Torch
        • Torpedo
        • Toxo-Viper >
          • v1
          • v2 (Eco-Warriors)
        • Toxo-Zombie
        • Track Viper
        • Tracker
        • Tripwire >
          • v1
          • v2 (Listen 'n Fun)
          • v3 (Tiger Force)
        • Tunnel Rat >
          • v1
          • v2 (Night Force)
          • v3 (Sonic Fighters)
      • U >
        • Undertow
        • Updraft
      • V >
        • Vapor
        • Viper >
          • v1
          • v2 (Python Patrol)
          • v3 (Sonic Fighters)
          • v4
        • Viper Pilot
        • Voltar
      • W >
        • Wet-Suit >
          • v1
          • v2 (Special Mission: Brazil)
          • v3
          • v4
        • Wild Bill >
          • v1
          • v2
          • v3
        • Wild Boar
        • Wild Card
        • Wild Weasel
        • Windchill >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Windmill
        • W.O.R.M.S.
      • X >
        • Xamot
      • Z >
        • Zandar
        • Zanzibar
        • Zap >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
          • v2 (Super Sonic Fighters)
        • Zarana
        • Zartan >
          • v1
          • v2 (Ninja Force)
    • The G.I. Joe Rolodex: The Digital File Card Repository
    • The G.I. Joe Yearbook: A Visual Index of Carded Figures
    • 1982 Overview >
      • Carded Figures >
        • Breaker
        • Cobra
        • Cobra Officer
        • Flash
        • Grunt
        • Rock 'n Roll
        • Scarlett
        • Short-Fuze
        • Snake Eyes
        • Stalker
        • Zap
      • Drivers and Pilots >
        • Clutch
        • Cobra
        • Cobra Commander
        • Cobra Officer
        • Grand Slam
        • Hawk
        • Steeler
      • Mail order >
        • Cobra Commander
    • 1983 Overview >
      • Carded Figures >
        • Airborne
        • Cobra Commander (v1.5)
        • Destro
        • Doc
        • Gung-Ho
        • Major Bludd
        • Snow Job
        • Torpedo
        • Tripwire
        • v1.5 figures
      • Drivers and Pilots >
        • Ace
        • Cobra H.I.S.S. Driver
        • Cobra Viper Pilot
        • Cover Girl
        • Grand Slam (v2)
        • Grunt (v2)
        • Wild Bill
      • Mail order >
        • Duke
        • Major Bludd
    • 1984 Overview >
      • Carded Figures >
        • Baroness
        • Blowtorch
        • Duke
        • Firefly
        • Mutt & Junkyard
        • Recondo
        • Ripcord
        • Roadblock
        • Scrap-Iron
        • Spirit
        • Storm Shadow
      • Drivers and Pilots >
        • Clutch (v2)
        • Cobra Stinger Driver
        • Copperhead
        • Cutter
        • Deep Six
        • Thunder
        • Wild Weasel
        • Zartan
      • Mail order >
        • Cobra Commander (v2)
      • Paint-A-Figurine
    • 1985 Overview >
      • Carded Figures >
        • Airtight
        • Alpine
        • Barbecue
        • Bazooka
        • Buzzer
        • Crimson Guard
        • Dusty
        • Eels
        • Flint
        • Footloose
        • Lady Jaye
        • Quick Kick
        • Ripper
        • Shipwreck
        • Snake Eyes (v2)
        • Snow Serpent
        • Tele-Vipers
        • Tomax & Xamot
        • Torch
        • Tripwire (v2, Listen 'n Fun)
      • Drivers and Pilots >
        • Crankcase
        • Frostbite
        • Heavy Metal
        • Keel-Haul
        • Lampreys
        • Tollbooth
    • 1986 Overview >
      • Carded Figures >
        • B.A.T.S.
        • Beach Head
        • Dial-Tone
        • Dr. Mindbender
        • Hawk (v2)
        • Iceberg
        • Leatherneck
        • Lifeline
        • Low-Light
        • Mainframe
        • Monkeywrench
        • Roadblock (v2)
        • Sci-Fi
        • Vipers
        • Wet-Suit
        • Zandar
        • Zarana
      • Special Mission: Brazil >
        • Claymore
        • Dial-Tone (v2)
        • Leatherneck (v2)
        • Mainframe (v2)
        • Wet-Suit (v2)
      • Drivers and Pilots >
        • A.V.A.C.
        • Cross Country
        • Lift-Ticket
        • Motor Viper
        • Serpentor
        • Sgt. Slaughter (v2)
        • Slip-Stream
        • Strato-Viper
        • Thrasher
      • Mail order >
        • Sgt. Slaughter
        • Starduster
    • 1987 Overview >
      • Carded Figures >
        • Big Boa
        • Chuckles
        • Cobra Commander (v3)
        • Crazylegs
        • Croc Master
        • Crystal Ball
        • Falcon
        • Fast Draw
        • Gung-Ho (v2)
        • Jinx
        • Law & Order
        • Outback
        • Psyche-Out
        • Raptor
        • Sneak Peek
        • Techno-Viper
        • Tunnel Rat
      • Battle Force 2000 >
        • Avalanche
        • Blaster
        • Blocker
        • Dodger
        • Knockdown
        • Maverick
      • Cobra-La Team >
        • Golobulus
        • Nemesis Enforcer
        • Royal Guard
      • Sgt. Slaughter's Renegades >
        • Mercer
        • Red Dog
        • Taurus
      • Drivers and Pilots >
        • Backstop
        • Gyro-Viper
        • Hardtop
        • Ice Viper
        • Payload
        • Rumbler
        • Sea Slug
        • Steam-Roller
        • W.O.R.M.S.
        • Zanzibar
      • Mail order >
        • Steel Brigade
        • The Fridge
    • 1988 Overview >
      • Carded Figures >
        • Astro Viper
        • Blizzard
        • Budo
        • Charbroil
        • Hardball
        • Hit & Run
        • Hydro-Viper
        • Iron Grenadiers
        • Lightfoot
        • Muskrat
        • Repeater
        • Road Pig
        • Shockwave
        • Spearhead
        • Storm Shadow (v2)
        • Toxo-Viper
        • Voltar
      • Night Force >
        • Crazylegs (v2)
        • Lt. Falcon (v2)
        • Outback (v2)
        • Psyche-Out (v2)
        • Sneak Peek (v2)
        • Tunnel Rat (v2)
      • Tiger Force >
        • Bazooka (v2)
        • Duke (v2)
        • Dusty (v2)
        • Flint (v2)
        • Frostbite (v2)
        • Lifeline (v2)
        • Recondo (v2)
        • Roadblock (v3)
        • Skystriker
        • Tripwire (v3)
      • Drivers and Pilots >
        • Armadillo
        • Destro (v2)
        • Ferret
        • Ghostrider
        • Nullifier
        • Secto-Viper
        • Sgt. Slaughter (v3)
        • Skidmark
        • Star-Viper
        • Wild Card
        • Windmill
      • Mail order >
        • Super Trooper
    • 1989 Overview >
      • Carded Figures >
        • Alley Viper
        • Annihilator
        • Backblast
        • Countdown
        • Dee-Jay
        • Deep Six (v2)
        • Downtown
        • Frag-Viper
        • Gnawgahyde
        • H.E.A.T. Viper
        • Night-Viper
        • Recoil
        • Rock 'n Roll (v2)
        • Scoop
        • Snake Eyes (v3)
        • Stalker (v2)
        • T.A.R.G.A.T.
      • Night Force >
        • Charbroil (v2)
        • Lightfoot (v2)
        • Muskrat (v2)
        • Repeater (v2)
        • Shockwave (v2)
        • Spearhead (v2)
      • Python Patrol >
        • Copperhead (v2)
        • Crimson Guard (v2)
        • Python Officer
        • Python Trooper
        • Tele-Viper (v2)
        • Viper (v2)
      • Slaughter's Marauders >
        • Barbecue (v2)
        • Footloose (v2)
        • Low-Light (v2)
        • Mutt (v2)
        • Sgt. Slaughter (v4)
        • Spirit (v2)
      • Drivers and Pilots >
        • Aero-Viper
        • Darklon
        • Dogfight
        • Hot Seat
        • Long Range
        • Payload (v2)
        • Track Viper
        • Wild Boar
        • Windchill
      • Mail order >
        • Rampage
      • Micro Figures
    • 1990 Overview >
      • Carded Figures >
        • Ambush
        • Bullhorn
        • Capt. Grid-Iron
        • Freefall
        • Laser Viper
        • Metal-Head
        • Night Creeper
        • Pathfinder
        • Rampart
        • Range-Vipers
        • Rapid Fire
        • Rock-Viper
        • S.A.W.-Viper
        • Salvo
        • Stretcher
        • Sub-Zero
        • Topside
        • Undertow
      • Sky Patrol >
        • Airborne
        • Airwave
        • Altitude
        • Drop Zone
        • Skydive
        • Static Line
      • Drivers and Pilots >
        • Cold Front
        • Decimator
        • Major Storm
        • Overlord
        • Updraft
        • Vapor
      • Combat Rings
    • 1991 Overview >
      • Carded Figures >
        • Big Ben
        • Cobra B.A.T. (v2)
        • Cobra Commander (v4)
        • Crimson Guard Immortal
        • Desert Scorpion
        • Dusty (v3)
        • General Hawk (v3)
        • Grunt (v3)
        • Heavy Duty
        • Incinerators
        • Low-Light (v3)
        • Mercer (v2)
        • Red Star
        • Sci-Fi (v2)
        • Snake Eyes (v4)
        • Snow Serpent (v2)
        • Tracker
      • Eco-Warriors >
        • Cesspool
        • Clean-Sweep
        • Flint (v3)
        • Ozone
        • Sludge Viper
        • Toxo-Viper (v2)
      • Sonic Fighters >
        • Dial-Tone (v3)
        • Dodger (v2)
        • Lampreys (v2)
        • Law (v2)
        • Tunnel Rat (v3)
        • Viper (v3)
      • Drivers and Pilots >
        • Cloudburst
        • Interrogator
        • Major Altitude
        • Night Vulture
        • Sky Creeper
        • Skymate
      • Mail order >
        • Lifeline (v3)
    • 1992 Overview >
      • Carded Figures >
        • Barricade
        • Big Bear
        • Destro (v3)
        • Duke (v3)
        • Eels (v2)
        • Firefly (v2)
        • Flak-Viper
        • General Flagg
        • Gung-Ho (v3)
        • Roadblock (v4)
        • Wet-Suit (v3)
        • Wild Bill (v2)
      • Drug Elimination Force >
        • Bullet-Proof
        • Cutter (v2)
        • Headhunters
        • Headman
        • Mutt & Junkyard (v3)
        • Shockwave (v3)
      • Eco-Warriors >
        • Barbecue (v3)
        • Deep Six (v3)
        • Toxo-Zombie
      • Electronic Super Sonic Fighters >
        • Lt. Falcon (v3)
        • Major Bludd (v2)
        • Psyche-Out (v3)
        • Road Pig (v2)
        • Rock 'n Roll (v3)
        • Zap (v2)
      • Ninja Force >
        • Dice
        • Dojo
        • Nunchuk
        • Slice
        • Storm Shadow (v3)
        • T'Jbang
      • Talking Battle Commanders >
        • Cobra Commander (v5)
        • General Hawk (v4)
        • Overkill
        • Stalker (v3)
      • Drivers and Pilots >
        • Ace (v2)
        • Cobra Air Devil
        • Heli-Vipers
        • Spirit (v3)
      • Mail order >
        • Cobra Ninja Viper
        • Steel Brigade (v2)
    • 1993 Overview >
      • Battle Corps >
        • Ace (v3)
        • Alley Viper (v2)
        • Backblast (v2)
        • Barricade (v2)
        • Bazooka (v3)
        • Beach-Head (v2)
        • Bullet-Proof (v2)
        • Cobra Commander (v6)
        • Cobra Eel (v3)
        • Colonel Courage
        • Crimson Guard Commander
        • Cross-Country (v2)
        • Cutter (v3)
        • Dr. Mindbender (v2)
        • Duke (v4)
        • Firefly (v3)
        • Flak-Viper (v2)
        • Frostbite (v3)
        • General Flagg (v2)
        • Gristle
        • Gung-Ho (v4)
        • H.E.A.T. Viper (v2)
        • Headhunter Stormtroopers
        • Headhunters (v2)
        • Iceberg (v2)
        • Keel-Haul (v2)
        • Law (v3)
        • Leatherneck (v3)
        • Long Arm
        • Mace
        • Muskrat (v3)
        • Mutt & Junkyard (v4)
        • Night Creeper Leader
        • Nitro-Viper
        • Outback (v3)
        • Outback (v4)
        • Roadblock (v5)
        • Snow Storm
        • Snow Storm (v2)
        • Wet-Suit (v4)
        • Wild Bill (v3)
      • Dino-Hunters >
        • Ambush (v2)
        • Low-Light (v4)
      • Mega Marines >
        • Bio-Viper
        • Blast-Off
        • Clutch (v3)
        • Cyber-Vipers
        • Gung-Ho (v5)
        • Mega-Vipers
        • Mirage
        • Monstro-Vipers
      • Ninja Force >
        • Banzai
        • Bushido
        • Night Creeper (v2)
        • Red Ninjas
        • Scarlett (v2)
        • Slice (v2)
        • Snake Eyes (v5)
        • T'Gin-Zu
        • Zartan (v2)
      • Star Brigade >
        • Astro Viper (v2)
        • Cobra B.A.A.T.
        • Countdown (v2)
        • Destro (v4)
        • Duke (v5)
        • General Hawk (v5)
        • Heavy Duty (v2)
        • Ozone (v2)
        • Ozone (v3)
        • Payload (v3)
        • Roadblock (v6)
        • Robo-JOE
        • Rock 'n Roll (v4)
        • Sci-Fi (v3)
        • T.A.R.G.A.T. (v2)
      • Street Fighter II >
        • Balrog (v1)
        • Blanka (v1)
        • Blanka (v2)
        • Chun Li (v1)
        • Chun Li (v2)
        • Dhalsim (v1)
        • Edmond Honda (v1)
        • Guile (v1)
        • Guile (v2)
        • Ken Masters (v1)
        • Ken Masters (v2)
        • M. Bison (v1)
        • M. Bison (v2)
        • Ryu (v1)
        • Ryu (v2)
        • Sagat (v1)
        • Vega (v1)
        • Zangief (v1)
      • Mail order >
        • Arctic Commandos
        • Create-a-Cobra
        • Deep Six (v4)
        • General Hawk (v6)
        • Helicopter Pilots
        • International Action Force
        • Rapid Deployment Force
    • 1994 Overview >
      • Battle Corps >
        • Alley Viper (v3)
        • Beach-Head (v3)
        • Dial-Tone (v4)
        • Flint (v4)
        • Ice Cream Soldier
        • Lifeline (v4)
        • Major Bludd (v3)
        • Metal-Head (v2)
        • Night Creeper Leader (v2)
        • Shipwreck (v2)
        • Snow Storm (v3)
        • Stalker (v5)
        • Viper (v4)
        • Windchill (v2)
      • Shadow Ninjas >
        • Bushido (v2)
        • Night Creeper (v3)
        • Nunchuk (v2)
        • Slice (v3)
        • Snake-Eyes (v6)
        • Storm Shadow (v4)
      • Star Brigade >
        • Carcass
        • Cobra Blackstar
        • Cobra Commander (v7)
        • Countdown (v3)
        • Duke (v6)
        • Effects
        • Gears
        • Lobotomaxx
        • Ozone (v4)
        • Payload (v4)
        • Payload (v5)
        • Predacon
        • Roadblock (v7)
        • Sci-Fi (v4)
        • Space Shot
        • Techno-Viper (v2)
      • 30th Anniversary >
        • Action Marine
        • Action Pilot
        • Action Pilot Astronaut
        • Action Sailor
        • Action Soldier
      • G.I. Joe Convention Exclusive >
        • Fighter Pilot
      • Mail order >
        • G.I. Joe
  • Vehicles
    • The G.I. Joe Yearbook: A Visual Index of Vehicles and Playsets
    • 1982 Overview >
      • Cobra Missile Command Headquarters
      • FLAK
      • HAL
      • JUMP
      • MMS
      • MOBAT
      • RAM
      • VAMP
      • Official Collector Display Case
    • 1983 Overview >
      • APC
      • Cobra F.A.N.G.
      • Cobra H.I.S.S.
      • Cobra S.N.A.K.E.
      • Cobra Viper Glider
      • Dragonfly [XH-1]
      • Falcon Glider
      • Headquarters Command Center
      • JUMP
      • Polar Battle Bear
      • Skystriker [XP-14F]
      • Whirlwind
      • Wolverine
      • PAC/RATs >
        • Flame Thrower
        • Machine Gun
        • Missile Launcher
      • Pocket Patrol
      • Accessory Pack 1
    • 1984 Overview >
      • Chameleon
      • Cobra A.S.P.
      • Cobra C.L.A.W.
      • Cobra Rattler
      • Cobra Stinger
      • Cobra Water Moccasin
      • Killer W.H.A.L.E.
      • S.H.A.R.C.
      • Sky Hawk
      • Slugger
      • VAMP Mark II
      • VAMP & HAL
      • Battle Stations >
        • Bivouac
        • Mountain Howitzer
        • Watch Tower
      • Battlefield Accessories (A.K.A. Defense Units) >
        • Machine Gun Defense Unit
        • Missile Defense Unit
        • Mortar Defense Unit
      • Accessory Pack 2
      • MANTA (mail order)
    • 1985 Overview >
      • A.W.E. Striker
      • Armadillo
      • Bomb Disposal
      • Bridge Layer
      • Cobra C.A.T.
      • Cobra Ferret ATV
      • Cobra Flight Pod
      • Cobra Hydrofoil (Moray)
      • Cobra Night Landing
      • Cobra S.M.S.
      • Cobra S.N.A.K.E. (v2)
      • Mauler M.B.T. Tank
      • Silver Mirage
      • Snow Cat
      • T. T. Battle Platform
      • U.S.S. Flagg
      • Weapon Transport
      • Battle Stations >
        • Air Defense
        • Check Point
        • Cobra Bunker
      • Battlefield Accessories (A.K.A. Units) >
        • Ammo Dump Unit
        • Cobra Rifle Range Unit
        • Forward Observer Unit
      • Accessory Pack 3
      • Parachute Pack (mail order)
    • 1986 Overview >
      • Cobra Air Chariot
      • Cobra Hydro-Sled
      • Cobra Night Raven S³P
      • Cobra Stun
      • Cobra Terror Drome
      • Cobra Terror Drome Firebat
      • Conquest X-30
      • Devilfish
      • H.A.V.O.C.
      • L.C.V. Recon Sled
      • Tomahawk
      • Triple 'T'
      • Dreadnoks >
        • Dreadnok Air Assault
        • Dreadnok Ground Assault
        • Dreadnok Swampfire
        • Dreadnok Thunder Machine
      • Battle Stations >
        • Cobra Surveillance Port
        • L.A.W.
        • Outpost Defender
      • Accessory Pack 4
    • 1987 Overview >
      • Coastal Defender
      • Cobra Buzz Boar
      • Cobra Jet Pack
      • Cobra Maggot
      • Cobra Mamba
      • Cobra Pogo Ballistic Battle Ball
      • Cobra Sea Ray
      • Cobra Wolf
      • Crossfire
      • Defiant
      • Mobile Command Center
      • Persuader
      • Road Toad B.R.V.
      • S.L.A.M.
      • Battle Force 2000 >
        • Dominator
        • Eliminator
        • Marauder
        • Sky Sweeper
        • Vector
        • Vindicator
      • Dreadnoks >
        • Dreadnok Air Skiff
        • Dreadnok Cycle
      • Motorized Action Packs >
        • Anti-Aircraft Gun
        • Earth Borer
        • Helicopter
        • Mountain Climber
        • Pom-Pom Gun
        • Radar Station
        • Rope Crosser
        • Rope Walker
      • Accessory Pack 5
      • Vehicle Gear Accessory Pack 1
    • 1988 Overview >
      • Cobra Adder
      • Cobra Battle Barge
      • Cobra BUGG
      • Cobra Imp
      • Cobra Stellar Stiletto
      • Desert Fox 6 W.D.
      • Mean Dog
      • Phantom X-19
      • R.P.V.
      • Rolling Thunder
      • Skystorm
      • Swampmasher
      • Warthog A.I.F.V.
      • Iron Grenadiers >
        • A.G.P.
        • D.E.M.O.N.
        • Destro's Despoiler
      • Night Force (Toys R Us Exclusive) >
        • Night Blaster
        • Night Raider
        • Night Shade
        • Night Storm
        • Night Striker
      • Tiger Force >
        • Tiger Cat
        • Tiger Fly
        • Tiger Paw
        • Tiger Rat
        • Tiger Shark
      • Motorized Action Packs >
        • Double Machine Gun
        • Dreadnok Battle Axe
        • Machine Gun Nest
        • Mine Sweeper
        • Mortar Launcher
        • Twin Missile Radar
      • Motorized Vehicle Packs >
        • ATV
        • Gyrocopter
        • Rocket Sled
        • Scuba Pack
        • Tank Car
      • Accessory Pack 6
      • Mail-Order Re-Issue >
        • Firebat
        • VAMP Mark II
    • 1989 Overview >
      • Arctic Blast
      • Cobra Condor Z25
      • Cobra FANG II
      • Cobra H.I.S.S. II
      • Crusader
      • Mudfighter
      • Raider
      • Thunderclap
      • Battle Force 2000 >
        • Pulverizer
      • Battlefield Robots >
        • Devastator
        • Hovercraft
        • Radar Rat
        • Tri-Blaster
      • Iron Grenadiers >
        • Darklon's Evader
        • Destro's Razorback
      • Night Force >
        • Night Boomer
        • Night Ray
        • Night Scrambler
      • Python Patrol >
        • ASP
        • Conquest
        • Stun
      • Slaughter's Marauders >
        • Armadillo
        • Equalizer
        • Lynx
      • Tiger Force >
        • Tiger Fish
        • Tiger Sting
    • 1990 Overview >
      • Avalanche
      • Cobra Hammerhead
      • Cobra Hurricane VTOL
      • Cobra Overlord's Dictator
      • Cobra Piranha
      • Cobra Rage
      • General
      • Hammer
      • Locust
      • Mobile Battle Bunker
      • Retaliator
      • Iron Grenadiers >
        • Destro's Dominator
      • Sky Patrol >
        • Sky Havoc
        • Sky Hawk
        • Sky Raven
        • Sky Sharc
    • 1991 Overview >
      • Attack Cruiser
      • Badger
      • Battle Wagon
      • Brawler
      • Cobra Ice Sabre
      • Cobra Paralyzer
      • Air Commandos >
        • Air Commandos (Cloudburst)
        • Air Commandos (Night Vulture)
        • Air Commandos (Sky Creeper)
        • Air Commandos (Skymate)
      • Battle Copters >
        • Battle Copter (Interrogator)
        • Battle Copter (Major Altitude)
      • Eco-Warriors >
        • Septic Tank
      • Sonic Fighters >
        • Desert Apache
      • Mail-Order Re-Issue >
        • WOLF
      • Micro Vehicles
    • 1992 Overview >
      • Barracuda
      • Cobra Earthquake
      • Cobra Liquidator
      • Cobra Parasite
      • Cobra Rat
      • Headquarters
      • Patriot
      • Storm Eagle
      • Air Commandos >
        • Air Commandos (Spirit​)
        • Air Commandos (Air Devil​)
      • Battle Copters >
        • Battle Copter (Ace v2)
        • Battle Copter (Heli-Viper)
      • Eco-Warriors >
        • Eco Striker
        • Toxo-Lab
      • Electronic Super Sonic Fighters >
        • Fort America
      • Mail-Order Re-Issue >
        • APC
        • Cobra Ferret
        • Slugger
        • Triple "T"
      • Battle Figure Collector's Case
    • 1993 Overview >
      • Cobra Detonator
      • Cobra Ice Snake
      • Ghoststriker X-16
      • Mudbuster
      • Shark 9000
      • Dino-Hunters (Toys R Us Exclusive) >
        • Dino-Hunter
      • Mega Marines >
        • Monster Blaster A.P.C.
      • Ninja Force >
        • Ninja Lightning
        • Ninja Raider Battle Ax
        • Ninja Raider Pile Driver
      • Star Brigade >
        • Armor-Bot
        • Cobra Invader
        • Starfighter
      • Street Fighter II >
        • Beast Blaster
        • Crimson Cruiser
        • Dragon Fortress
        • Sonic Boom Tank
      • Tonka >
        • 1993 G.I.JOE Tonka Vehicles
    • 1994 Overview >
      • Blockbuster
      • Cobra Scorpion
      • Manta-Ray
      • Razor-Blade
      • Star Brigade: Power Fighters >
        • Power Fighter (Gears)
        • Power Fighter (Techno-Viper v2)
      • 30th Anniversary >
        • Action Space Capsule
    • 1995 and 1996 >
      • G.I. Joe Convention Exclusives >
        • 1995 Space Capsule and Astronaut
        • 1996 CUDA (APC)
  • Print
    • Art Archive
    • Books Overview >
      • Ballantine Books >
        • Find Your Fate
        • Young Adult / Fiction
      • Hasbro >
        • G.I. Joe Collector's Book (1993)
      • Kid Stuff Records & Tapes >
        • Castle of the Doomed (1984)
        • Challenge of the Clones (1984)
        • The Captive City (1984)
        • The Deadly Satellite (1984)
        • Kid Stuff Gift Pack (1984)
        • Cobra Strikes! (1986)
        • Destro's Doomsday Auction (1986)
        • Kid Stuff Kid Vid (1986)
      • Listen 'n Look >
        • Operation Outer Space (1984)
        • Operation Sandstorm (1984)
      • Listen 'n Play >
        • Cobra's Revenge (1985)
      • Marvel Books >
        • Operation: Disappearance! (1983)
        • Operation: Decoy (1983)
        • The Spy Eye (1983)
        • The Trojan Gambit (1983)
        • GI.Joe Stamp Fun (1984)
        • Operation Raging River (1987)
        • Operation Star Fight (1987)
      • Sticker Books >
        • Sticker Collector's Album (1987)
        • Sticker Fun Book (1989)
    • Catalogs and offers >
      • 1982
      • 1983
      • 1984
      • 1985
      • 1986
      • 1987
      • 1988
      • 1989
      • 1990
      • 1991
      • 1992
      • 1993
      • 1994
    • Comic Books Overview >
      • Marvel Comics (1982-1994)
      • Hasbro (1985-1994)
      • Blackthorne Publishing, Inc. (1987-1989)
      • ​Dark Horse Comics (1995-1996)
      • ​Devil's Due Publishing (2001-2005)
      • Dreamwave Productions (2003-2004)
      • Hasbro (2004-2009)
      • ​Fun Publications (2008-2018)
      • ​IDW Publishing (2009-NOW) >
        • 2018-2019 Silent Option
    • G.I. Joe Magazine Overview >
      • 1985 Winter
      • 1987 Winter
      • 1987 Spring
      • 1987 Summer
      • 1987 Fall
      • 1988 Winter
      • 1988 Spring
      • 1988 Summer
      • 1988 Fall
    • Hasbro Correspondence >
      • 1982
      • 1983
      • 1984
      • 1985
      • 1986
      • 1987
      • 1988
      • 1989
      • 1990
      • 1991
      • 1992
      • 1993
      • 1994
      • Undated
    • Mail Order >
      • G.I. Joe Mobile Strike Force Team Membership Kits
      • 1982 mail order posters
      • G.I.Joe Steel Brigade Fan Club
    • Newsletters
    • Sears wish books
    • Trade Ads Overview >
      • 1981 >
        • The Best Is Back! Trade Ad (1981)
      • 1982 >
        • "Blazing Military Action!" Comic Ad (1982)
        • Cheinco Housewares Ad Flyer (1982)
        • "Collect!" Cobra Commander Mail-In Ad (1982)
        • Deka Plastics Ad Flyer (1982)
        • Deka Plastics Trade Ad (1982)
        • "Join The Best!" Fan Club Ad (1982)
        • Revell Models Ad Flyer (1982)
      • 1983 >
        • Animated Mini-Series Cartoon Ad (1983)
        • Animated Mini-Series Cartoon Ad (1983)
        • Animated Mini-Series Cartoon Ad (1983)
        • Animated Mini-Series Cartoon Ad (1983)
        • Ball Darts Ad Flyer (1983)
        • Black Cobra Video Game Contest Ad (1983)
        • Cobra Strike Video Game Ad (1983)
        • Hi-Flier Kite Trade Ad (1983)
      • 1984 >
        • ADI Inc Ad Flyer (1984)
        • American Sales Club Ad (1984)
        • Animated Mini-Series Cartoon Ad (1984)
        • Animated Videocassettes Ad (1984)
        • Animated Videocassettes Ad (1984)
        • Animated Videocassettes Ad Flyer (1984)
        • Animated Videocassettes Ad Flyer (1984)
        • G.I. Joe Yearbook Ad (1984)
        • Hi-Flier Kite Trade Ad (1984)
        • Kay Bee Toy Stores Trade Ad (1984)
        • Kid Stuff Ad (1984)
        • Marvel Books Trade Ad (1984)
        • Pac Toys Inc Trade Ad (1984)
        • "Team Up With The Best." Trade Ad (1984)
        • Tool Set and Field Repair Kit Trade Ad (1984)
      • 1985 >
        • Animated Cartoon Ad (1985)
        • Animated Cartoon Ad (1985)
        • Animated Cartoon Ad (1985)
        • Animated Videocassettes Ad (1985)
        • Animated Videocassettes Ad (1985)
        • Animated Videocassettes Ad (1985)
        • Animated Videocassettes Ad (1985)
        • Animated Videocassettes Ad (1985)
        • Animated Videocassettes Ad Flyer (1985)
        • Animated Videocassettes Ad Flyer (1985)
        • EPYX Computer Activity Toys Ad (1985)
        • Mobile Strike Force Ad (1985)
        • Hasbro Great Toys Make Great Licenses Ad (1985)
        • NCB Group Ad (1985)
        • Retailer Ad Flyer (1985)
        • Tara Toy Ad Flyer (1985)
      • 1986 >
        • Animated Cartoon Ad (1986)
        • Animated Cartoon Ad (1986)
        • Animated Cartoon Ad (1986)
        • Animated Cartoon Ad (1986)
        • Animated Cartoon Ad (1986)
        • Animated Cartoon Ad (1986)
        • Character Appearance Ad (1986)
        • Fridge Promotion Ad Flyer (1986)
        • G.I. Joe Movie Ad (1986)
        • Hasbro Introduces A New Concept Ad (1986)
        • Hasbro Makes It Happen! Ad (1986)
        • Kay Bee Toys Ad (1986)
        • Snack Packs Ad (1986)
        • Tara Toy Ad Flyer (1986)
        • Tribune Broadcasting Company Ad (1986)
        • Tribune Entertainment Company Ad (1986)
        • "Your Favorite Heroes Come To Life..." Comic Ad (1986)
      • 1987 >
        • 8" Sgt. Slaughter Mail Order Ad (1987)
        • Animated Cartoon Ad (1987)
        • Animated Cartoon Ad (1987)
        • Animated Cartoon Ad (1987)
        • Animated Cartoon Ad (1987)
        • Animated Videocassettes Twin-Pak Ad (1987)
        • Battle Ribbons & Fan Club Ad (1987)
        • Character Translations Ad (1987)
        • The Fridge Ad (1987)
        • G.I. Joe Magazine Subscription Ad (1987)
        • G.I. Joe Magazine Subscription Ad (1987)
        • G.I. Joe Movie Ad (1987)
        • G.I. Joe Movie Ad (1987)
        • Hasbro Decisions You Make Now... Ad (1987)
        • Hasbro Future Under Control Ad (1987)
        • Hasbro Future Under Control Ad (1987)
        • Kay Bee Toys Ad (1987)
        • Lazer Battle Ad Flyer (1987)
        • Live the Adventure II Ad (1987)
        • Marsh Allen Ad Flyer (1987)
        • Original Team Offer Ad (1987)
        • Spectra Star Kites Ad (1987)
        • Steel Brigade Mail Order Ad (1987)
      • 1988 >
        • Animated Cartoon Ad (1988)
        • G.I. Joe Magazine Subscription Ad (1988)
        • Hasbro Direct Offer Ad (1988)
        • Lazer Battle Ad (1988)
        • Showtoons Underwear Ad (1988)
        • Vehicle Drivers Mail Order Ad (1988)
      • 1989 >
        • Face Camo Promotion Ad Flyer (1989)
        • Micro Figures Ad Flyer (1989)
        • Showtoons Underwear Ad (1989)
      • 1990 >
        • Animated Cartoon Ad (1990)
        • Animated Cartoon Ad (1990)
        • Taxan Ad Flyer (1990)
      • 1991 >
        • Animated Cartoon Ad (1991)
        • Impel Trading Cards Ad (1991)
        • Impel Trading Cards Ad Flyer/Press Kit (1991)
        • Sonic Fighters Ad Flyer (1991)
        • Taxan G.I. Joe Game Ad (1991)
      • 1992 >
        • Capcom Atlantis Factor Game Ad (1992)
        • Konami Arcade Game Ad Flyer (1992)
      • 1993 >
        • Collecting Toys Subscription Ad (1993)
        • Star Brigade Ad Flyer (1993)
      • 1994 >
        • Chuck E. Cheese Promotion Ad Flyer (1994)
        • Dairy Queen Promotion Ad Flyer (1994)
        • G.I. Joe Convention Ad (1994)
        • G.I. Joe Convention Ad (1994)
        • G.I. Joe Mail Order Ad (1994)
        • 12" Hall of Fame Figures Ad (1994)
  • Licensed
    • Board Games >
      • 1985 Commando Attack Board Game (Milton Bradley)
      • 1986 Presto Magix (APC)
    • Folders >
      • 1985 Folder (Hasbro)
      • 1987 Folders (Imaginings3)
    • Food Overview >
      • 1983 Candy Cake Decorations
      • 1983 Gumball Machine Coin Bank
      • 1983 Gumball Pocket Pack Dispenser
      • 1985 Action Stars Cereal
      • 1986 Candy Cake Decorations
      • 1992 Rice Krispies Cereal
      • 1994 Pillsbury Plus Cake Mix
    • Lunchboxes Overview >
      • 1982 Lunchbox (Thermos)
      • 1982 Mini-Lunchbox (Cheinco)
      • Early 1986 Lunchbox (Aladdin) featuring Live the Adventure
      • Late 1986 Lunchbox (Aladdin) featuring Sgt. Slaughter ​
      • 1987 Lunchbox (Aladdin)
      • 1987 Snack Pack (SGI)
      • 1988 Lunchbox (Aladdin)
      • 1989 Lunchbox (Aladdin)
      • 1990 Lunchbox (Aladdin)
      • 1992 Lunchbox (Aladdin)
      • 1992 Lunchbox (SGI, Inc.)
    • Posters >
      • 1983 Gung Ho (Hi-Flier)
      • 1983 Destro (Hi-Flier)
      • 1987 Falcon (WGC)
      • 1987 General Hawk (Comic Images)
      • 1987 Roadblock and Storm Shadow (Comic Images)
      • 1987 Snake Eyes and Storm Shadow (Comic Images)
    • Puzzles Overview >
      • 1982 Puzzles (APC)
      • 1983 Puzzles (APC)
      • 1985 Mural Puzzles (Milton Bradley)
      • 1987 Puzzles (Milton Bradley)
      • 1988 Mural Puzzles (Milton Bradley)
    • Statues >
      • Diamond Select Toys Overview >
        • Cobra Commander icons bust
        • Snake Eyes icons bust
        • Snake Eyes vs Storm Shadow bookends
        • Snake Eyes Wall Statue
        • Canceled icons busts
      • First 4 Figures >
        • Optimus Prime vs Storm Shadow Statue
        • Canceled Baroness and Ravage Statue
      • Palisades Overview >
        • Baroness bust
        • Baroness bust (KB Toys)
        • Baroness bust (JoeCon)
        • Cobra Commander bust
        • Cobra Commander large statue
        • Cobra Commander small statue
        • Crimson Guard small statue
        • Crimson Guard small statue (BBTS)
        • Destro bust
        • Destro bust (ToyFare)
        • Cancelled Destro small statue
        • Firefly bust
        • Firefly bust (GIJCC)
        • Flint bust
        • General Tomahawk large statue
        • Roadblock bust
        • Scarlett bust
        • Scarlett bust (YoJoe)
        • Serpentor bust
        • Serpentor bust (AFX)
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Creator Profile: Mark Pennington

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Mark Pennington worked at Hasbro on G.I.Joe as the second full-time figure designer from December 31st, 1985 to August 1988. In that time he helped develop over 75 figures. Having scratched the G.I.Joe itch, Mark decided to leave Hasbro in August of 1988 to pursue a career in illustration. Mark "wanted to do comics, and illustration and fantasy art." Mark quickly found success in comics, earning an Eisner Award nomination for best inker in 1993. Read on to learn more about this incredibly productive artist! ​

But first, some thanks.

This Creator Profile was created by Carson Mataxis and Chris Murray. We would like to thank Mark Pennington for the hours spent in interviews with 3DJoes. Also, we would like to thank Chris Murray, and Dan Moore for their contributions. All photos, scans, videos and audio files are used with permission and ©2012-2023 3DJoes. All Rights Reserved. No usage is permitted without written permission.

The Road to Hasbro

Born in 1959, Mark Pennington started showing artistic prowess at a very early age. He jokingly recalled being "the best artist in kindergarten." After graduating from High School in 1977, he immediately volunteered to serve in the US Army at 17 years of age. He served his three year commitment, got out, got married within a year, and entered the Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Art in 1982. During his third and final year at the school, he was recruited by Hasbro to come join the G.I.Joe team as the primary figure designer. 
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​The Art of Figure Design

Mark Pennington used the same general process for creating action figures at Hasbro that was established by Ron Rudat. The first step in the design process was the ​R&D brainstorming sessions with Gregory Berndtson, Kirk Bozigian, and "a couple of other guys." In these meetings, the team would determine which kind of specialties need to be represented - for example "a flamethrower." Once Mark left those meetings he was free to begin research and ideation, or sketching, for each of the characters he was assigned to develop.

Mark would complete 5-10 sketches of each character and review those with the Greg Berndtson (and potentially Kirk Bozigian). They would go through several sketch revision cycles before arriving at the final design of the figure. Then a final pencils illustration would be created. 

Once the final pencils were complete, Mark would run 10 copies off and then create 5-10 color options using markers. These are referred to as color studies or color roughs. They would go through several revision cycles before arriving at the final colors for the figure.

Then a larger ~11x17" 
final marker rendering illustration would be created. This would be an entirely new illustration, putting the figure in an environment, usually with some action in the scene. This illustration would be used for presentation purposes within Hasbro. These meetings would feature dozens of people, from Marketing, to Sales, all the way up to the Hassenfeld brothers. Greg or Kirk usually presented Mark's work in these meetings. 

Once the presentation art was presented, and IF the figure was approved to move forward, then Mark would move forward with creating sculpture sheets for the figure and accessories. 

Once those were done, they were sent off to Hasbro's advertising art department to create a new, final piece of presentation art. 

The Process of Designing Action Figures

Above Mark recalls the action figure design process: from the initial R&D brainstorming meeting, to sketching, color studies, presentation art, sculpture sheets, and final presentation art.

Working with Greg Berndtson and Kirk Bozigian

Above Mark recalls working with Greg Berndtson, Kirk Bozigian, and "the bearded guy." He recalls Greg running around like a madman: "he was very enthusiastic about doing Joe, and why wouldn't you be?" 

​Sculpting Challenges:
​Accessories

Above Mark recalls drawing front, back, and side views of the accessories before handing those off to the internal Hasbro sculptor for fabrication. All of the accessories were created in house from scratch using plasticine and milling machines. Figures, on the other hand, were typically created by freelance off-site sculptors like Bill Merklein. 

Sculpting Challenges:
​The Buck

Above Mark recalls working within the limitations of the buck. The buck was essentially the universal skeleton that the sculptors had to add clay to for each figure. Mark shares how he could not add any details on the elbows because they didn't want to make a new mold for that part for each figure. Mark goes on to recall the warehouse where they stored all of the molds and samples of retail Hasbro toys. 

Prolific Creation (1986-1989)

Mark and I went through the "Collecting the Art of G.I.Joe" books and the "3DJoes of the 80s" poster to try to nail down exactly what he worked on over his tenure on G.I.Joe. These are 30 year old recollections, so many additional contributions might have been overlooked. When Mark came into Hasbro he was relieving Ron Rudat as G.I.Joe's primary figure designer. As a result, many figures were in progress and were handed off to Mark for completion, including 1986 BATS, 1986 Dial-Tone, 1987 Big Boa, 1987 Chuckles, 1987 Cobra La Nemesis Enforcer, Royal Guard, and Golobulous, 1987 Crazylegs, 1987 Croc Master, 1987 Falcon, 1987 Fast Draw, 1987 Gung-Ho v2, 1987 Ice Viper, 1987 Jinx, 1987 Law and Order, 1987 Raptor, 1987 Sneak Peek, 1987 Slaughter’s Renegades Red Dog, Mercer, and Taurus, and 1988 Voltar. For the most part, these figures had already been designed and approved to move forward with creating sculpture sheets for the figure and accessories. This is where Mark took over.​ Many of the figures and accessories underwent revisions in this process, so these figures and accessories are clearly the product of Ron and Mark's combined efforts.  

​Beyond finishing up Ron's in-progress designs, Mark created 
1987 Backstop, 1987 Battle Force 2000 Blaster and Dodger, 1987 Gyro-Viper, 1987 Hardtop, 1987 Outback, 1987 Payload, 1987 Rocky Balboa (unreleased), 1987 Sea Slug, 1987 Steam-Roller, 1987 Techno Viper, 1987 The Fridge, 1987 W.O.R.M.S., 1988 Astro Viper, 1988 Blizzard, 1988 Budo, 1988 Charbroil, 1988 Destro v2, 1988 Ghostrider, 1988 Hardball, 1988 Hit & Run, 1988 Hydro-Viper, 1988 Iron Grenadiers, 1988 Muskrat, 1988 Nullifier, 1988 Repeater, 1988 Road Pig, 1988 Secto-Viper, 1988 Shockwave, 1988 Skidmark, 1988 Storm Shadow v2, 1988 Wild Card, 1988 Windmill, 1989 Alley Viper, 1989 Backblast, 1989 Darklon, 1989 Hot Seat, 1989 Night-Viper, 1989 Recoil, 1989 Scoop, 1989 Snake Eyes v3, 1989 Stalker v2, 1989 T.A.R.G.A.T., and 1989 Wild Boar. ​

For a brief period, Hasbro brought in some new artists that resided in the basement. One of them was assigned to G.I.Joe and helped Mark with several figure designs, including: 1987 Battle Force 2000 Blocker, Knockdown, Maverick, and Avalanche, 1988 Lightfoot, 1988 Spearhead & Max, and 1988 Toxo-Viper. Mark recalled that Dave Bilyeu created the initial concept for 1989 Gnawgahyde, including a Dreadnok with a Warthog. Mark finished the design and added some accessories. Mark also recalled that fellow designer Bart Sears contributed designs to several figures that he finalized, including 1989 Battle Force 2000 Dee-Jay and 1989 H.E.A.T. Viper. 

Mark found inspiration everywhere, but most memorably from movies. He cites The Mark of Zorro (1921), Creature from 
the Black Lagoon (1954), Battlestar Galactica (1978), Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior (1981), Aliens (1986), and Predator (1987) as inspiring. Mark was kind enough to walk through several dozen figures with me, and those recollections are below. A HUGE thank you to Mark for sharing!

Figure Commentary (1986-1989)

Mark Pennington designed Backstop, the driver for Guy Cassaday's Persuader, on his first day at Hasbro. 
​When Mark came into Hasbro he was relieving Ron Rudat as G.I.Joe's primary figure designer. As a result, many figures were in progress and were handed off to Mark for completion, including 1986 BATS.


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1987 Big Boa

Ron Rudat created the Big Boa figure design. Mark Pennington created the figure sculpt sheet and also designed his accessories. To the left you see the 1987 Big Boa punching bag input drawing by Mark Pennington.  This 2:1 scale drawing shows final measurements for the accessory.

1987 Chuckles

Ron Rudat created the Chuckles figure design. Although Mark barely recalled working on Chuckles, the four documents below show that he worked on the Figure Sculpture Sheet, Figure Source Sheet (or color chart), Accessories Sculpt Sheet (including the Colt .45 and shoulder harness), and the color breakdown for Chuckles' Hawaiian shirt. Three of the four are signed by Mark and dated February 6th, 1986. Roll over these images for more info, or click them to enlarge.
1987 Chuckles Figure Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 2-6-86 by Mark Pennington.
1987 Chuckles Figure Source Sheet signed and dated 2-6-86 by Mark Pennington.
1987 Chuckles Accessory Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 2-6-86 by Mark Pennington. Chuckles carries a Colt Combat Commander .45 with a shoulder harness. These were drawn at a 2:1 scale.
This color breakdown for Chuckles' Hawaiian shirt was not signed or dated, but the handwriting clearly matches Mark's other documents.

1987 Crazylegs

Ron Rudat created the Crazylegs figure design in October 1985. He created the figure sculpt sheet, accessory sculpt sheets, and the figure source sheet. Four months later, Mark Pennington created a new accessory sculpt sheet that changed the parachute pack from the 1985 Parachute Pack (mail order) inspired design to a new, non functional but more streamlined design. Roll over these images for more info, or click them to enlarge.
Ron Rudat created the Crazylegs figure design in October 1985. This accessory sculpt sheet signed by Ron Rudat and dated 10-16-85 showed a functional parachute pack that was similar to the mail order 1985 Parachute Pack.
This revised parachute accessory sculpt sheet was signed and dated 2-13-86 by Mark Pennington. It shows a non functional but more streamlined parachute pack design.
This inter-office correspondence was signed and dated February 14, 1986 by Greg Berndtson. It was circulated with Mark's revised Parachute/Backpack design, and cited "various considerations" for the revision.

1987 Croc Master

Ron Rudat created the Croc Master figure design. Mark Pennington recalled working on the accessory sculpt sheets, and potentially the figure sculpt sheet.

1987 Dodger (Battle Force 2000)

Above, Mark Pennington recalls going to see the 1986 film Aliens, and coming back to Hasbro to dig in on his Battle Force 2000 ​assignment (initially dubbed Future Force). He recalls that for a brief period in the fall of 1986, Hasbro brought in some new artists that resided in the basement. One of them was assigned to G.I.Joe and helped Mark with several figure designs, including: 1987 Battle Force 2000 Blocker, Knockdown, Maverick, and Avalanche, 1988 Lightfoot, 1988 Spearhead & Max, and 1988 Toxo-Viper. The Dodger Figure Sculpt Sheet below is signed by Mark Pennington and GW: George Woodbridge, a contract illustrator most commonly known for creating presentation art for G.I.Joe.
1987 Dodger Figure Sculpt Sheet signed by Mark Pennington and "GW" (George Woodbridge, a contract illustrator most commonly known for creating presentation art for G.I.Joe).
1987 Dodger Figure Source Sheet signed and dated 9-24-86 by Mark Pennington.

1987 Falcon

Ron Rudat created the Falcon figure design in October 1985. He created the figure sculpt sheet, accessory sculpt sheets, and the figure source sheet. Three months later, Mark Pennington created a new accessory sculpt sheet that changed the backpack to accomodate a new knife accessory. Roll over these images for more info, or click them to enlarge.
Ron Rudat created the Falcon figure design in October 1985. This accessory sculpt sheet signed by Ron Rudat and dated 10-24-85 showed a shovel on the left hand side.
This accessory sculpt sheet signed by Mark Pennington and dated 1-23-86 showed a removable knife over the shovel on the left hand side.
This inter-office correspondence was signed and dated January 23, 1986 by Greg Berndtson. It was circulated with Mark's revised backpack design.

1987 Fast Draw

Ron Rudat created the Fast Draw figure design. Mark Pennington created the figure and accessory sculpt sheets, as well as the figure source sheet in March of 1986. Roll over these images for more info, or click them to enlarge.
1987 Fast Draw Figure Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 3-25-86 by Mark Pennington.
1987 Fast Draw Figure Source Sheet (Color Guide) signed and dated 3-26-86 by Mark Pennington.
1987 Fast Draw Accessory Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 3-25-86 by Mark Pennington.
1987 Fast Draw Accessory Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 3-25-86 by Mark Pennington. This sheet features annotations noting where the design needed to be modified to accommodate for the mold making process.
1987 Fast Draw Accessory Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 3-25-86 by Mark Pennington.
1987 Fast Draw Accessory Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 3-26-86 by Mark Pennington.
1987 Fast Draw Figure Source Sheet (Color Guide) signed and dated 9-4-86 by Mark Pennington. This revised Figure Source Sheet reflects color changes "needed in order to cost reduce this figure."
This inter-office correspondence was signed and dated September 4, 1986 by Greg Berndtson. It was circulated with Mark's revised Figure Source Sheet, and explained that the color changes were necessary "in order to cost reduce this figure."

1987 Gyro-Viper

Gyro-Viper was designed by Mark Pennington in June of 1986. Roll over these images for more info, or click them to enlarge.
1987 Gyro-Viper Figure Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 6-16-86 by Mark Pennington.
1987 Gyro-Viper Figure Source Sheet (Color Guide) signed and dated 6-17-86 by Mark Pennington.

1987 Hardtop and Payload

Payload and Hardtop were designed by Mark Pennington in August of 1986. Roll over these images for more info, or click them to enlarge.
1987 Hardtop Figure Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 8-20-86 by Mark Pennington.
1987 Hardtop Figure Source Sheet (Color Guide) signed and dated 8-20-86 by Mark Pennington.
1987 Payload Figure Sculpture Sheet signed and dated 8-19-86 by Mark Pennington.
1987 Payload Figure Source Sheet (Color Guide) signed and dated 8-19-86 by Mark Pennington.

1987 Jinx

Jinx was designed by Mark Pennington in February of 1986. Roll over these images for more info, or click them to enlarge.
1987 Jinx Figure Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 2-25-86 by Mark Pennington.
1987 Jinx Figure Source Sheet (Color Guide) signed and dated 2-25-86 by Mark Pennington and Greg Berndtson.
1987 Jinx Accessory Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 2-25-86 by Mark Pennington. These were drawn at a 2:1 scale but featured 1:1 measurements.
1987 Jinx Accessory Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 2-25-86 by Mark Pennington. These were drawn at a 2:1 scale but featured 1:1 measurements.
1987 Jinx Tampograph Illustration signed and dated 2-25-86 by Mark Pennington. This was drawn at a 2:1 scale.

The Figure Sculpture Review Process

Below you'll see documents related to the figure sculpture review process. The first two-page "Figure Sculpture Review Sheet" was completed by Mark Pennington. This document was completed for Roger Avery, who managed internal and external sculptors. The second is a memo that recaps Mark's feedback and adds more feedback from Roger Avery to Bill Merklein, one of Hasbro's most prolific external/contract sculptors.
This two-page "Figure Sculpture Review Sheet" was completed by Mark Pennington on April 2nd, 1986. It was marked preliminary review. This document was completed for Roger Avery.
The memo recaps Mark Pennington's feedback and adds more feedback from Roger Avery to Bill Merklein. This memo was typed up on April 3rd, 1986, just a day after the "Figure Sculpture Review Sheet" was completed.

1987 Mercer

Above Mark Pennington recalls taking over design work for the G.I.Joe: The Movie figures from Ron Rudat. Below are the Figure Sculpt Sheet, Figure Source Sheet, and Accessory Sculpt Sheet for Mercer. Roll over these images for more info, or click them to enlarge.
1987 Mercer Figure Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 6-19-86 by Mark Pennington.
1987 Mercer Figure Source Sheet (Color Guide) signed and dated 6-19-86 by Mark Pennington.
1987 Mercer Accessory Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 6-19-86 by Mark Pennington. These were drawn at a 2:1 scale but featured 1:1 measurements.

1987 Outback

Outback was designed by Mark Pennington in January of 1986. Roll over these images for more info, or click them to enlarge.
1987 Outback Figure Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 1-24-86 by Mark Pennington.
1987 Outback Accessory Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 1-24-86 by Mark Pennington. These were drawn at a 2:1 scale but featured 1:1 measurements.

1987 Raptor

Ron Rudat created the Raptor figure design. Mark Pennington created the accessory sculpt sheet, as well as potentially the figure sculpt sheet. Roll over these images for more info, or click them to enlarge.

​1987 Rocky (unproduced)

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1987 Sea Slug

Sea Slug was designed by Mark Pennington in April of 1986. Roll over these images for more info, or click them to enlarge.
1987 Sea Slug Figure Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 4-25-86 by Mark Pennington.
1987 Sea Slug Figure Source Sheet (Color Guide) signed and dated 4-25-86 by Mark Pennington.

1987 ​Sneak Peek

Ron Rudat created the Sneak Peek figure design. Mark Pennington completed figure and accessory sculpt sheets in March of 1986, as well as the figure source sheet. Roll over these images for more info, or click them to enlarge.
1987 Sneak Peek Figure Sculpt Sheet signed by Mark Pennington. Note the "Fig's face is to look like Tim Holmes. Photos included." annotation.
1987 Sneak Peek Figure Source Sheet (Color Guide) signed and dated 3-21-86 by Mark Pennington.
1987 Sneak Peek Accessory Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 3-20-86 by Mark Pennington. These were drawn at a 2:1 scale but featured 1:1 measurements.
1987 Sneak Peek Accessory Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 3-21-86 by Mark Pennington. These were drawn at a 2:1 scale but featured 1:1 measurements.
1987 Sneak Peek Accessory Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 3-21-86 by Mark Pennington. These were drawn at a 2:1 scale but featured 1:1 measurements.
The Sneak Peek presentation art seen here is signed by Mark Pennington and GW: George Woodbridge, a contract illustrator most commonly known for creating presentation art for G.I.Joe.

1987 Steam-Roller

Steam-Roller was designed by Mark Pennington in July of 1986. Roll over these images for more info, or click them to enlarge.
1987 Steam-Roller Figure Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 7-23-86 by Mark Pennington.
1987 Steam-Roller Figure Source Sheet (Color Guide) signed and dated 7-23-86 by Mark Pennington.

1987 Taurus

Ron Rudat created the Taurus figure design. Mark Pennington created the figure and accessory sculpt sheets, as well as the figure source sheet in June of 1986. Roll over these images for more info, or click them to enlarge.
1987 Taurus Figure Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 6-23-86 by Mark Pennington.
1987 Taurus Figure Source Sheet (Color Guide) signed and dated 6-23-86 by Mark Pennington.

1987 Techno-Viper

Mark recalled being assigned a Cobra Mechanic as his second figure, and he describes where he found inspiration for Techno-Viper's unique tools.

1987 The Fridge

The Fridge was designed by Mark Pennington in May of 1986. Roll over these images for more info, or click them to enlarge.
1987 The Fridge Figure Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 5-8-86 by Mark Pennington.
1987 The Fridge Figure Source Sheet (Color Guide) signed and dated 5-8-86 by Mark Pennington.
1987 The Fridge Accessory Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 5-8-86 by Mark Pennington. These were drawn at a 2:1 scale but featured 1:1 measurements.
1987 The Fridge Presentation Art signed and dated 5-7-86 by Mark Pennington.

1987 W.O.R.M.S.

W.O.R.M.S. was designed by Mark Pennington in June of 1986. Roll over these images for more info, or click them to enlarge.
1987 W.O.R.M.S. Figure Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 6-16-86 by Mark Pennington.
1987 W.O.R.M.S. Figure Source Sheet (Color Guide) signed and dated 6-16-86 by Mark Pennington.

1988 Astro Viper

1988 Astro Viper Figure Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 2-10-87 ​by Mark Pennington.
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1988 Blizzard

1988 Budo

1988 Charbroil


1988 Hardball

Above Mark recalls the struggle of designing a baseball playing grenadiere.
​1988 Hardball Figure Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 2-4-87 by Mark Pennington. Notice the preproduction name for Hardball was Blooper Man.
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1988 Destro v2

1988 Ghostrider


1988 Hit & Run

Above Mark describes how his childhood play patterns inspired Hit & Run's accessories, and why Hit & Run was his favorite design. 

Hit & Run was designed by Mark Pennington in February of 1987. Roll over the images below for more info, or click them to enlarge.
1988 Hit & Run Figure Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 2-20-87 by Mark Pennington.
1988 Hit & Run Accessory Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 2-20-87 by Mark Pennington. These were drawn at a 2:1 scale but featured 1:1 measurements.
1988 Hit & Run Accessory Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 2-20-87 by Mark Pennington. These were drawn at a 2:1 scale but featured 1:1 measurements.

1988 Iron Grenadiers

Above Mark describes bringing his love of the swashbuckling actors of old like Douglas Fairbanks (Zorro) and Basil Rathbone (actor and British Army Fencing Champ), and how he brought that into the Iron Grenadieres. 

​1988 Iron Grenadiers Figure Sculpt Sheet signed ​
by Mark Pennington and George Woodbridge. 
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1988 Hydro-Viper

1988 Lightfoot

1988 Muskrat


1988 Nullifier

1988 Repeater

1988 Road Pig


1988 Secto-Viper

1988 Shockwave

1988 Skidmark

1988 Spearhead & Max

1988 Storm Shadow v2


1988 Toxo-Viper

1988 Wild Card

1988 Windmill


1989 Alley Viper

1989 Alley Viper Figure Sculpt Sheet signed ​by Mark Pennington
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1989 Darklon

1989 Darklon Figure Sculpt Sheet by Mark Pennington. Notice the preproduction name for Darklon was Warlord.
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1989 Dee-Jay (Battle Force 2000)

1989 Dee-Jay Figure Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 10-27 ​by Mark Pennington.
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1989 H.E.A.T. Viper

1989 H.E.A.T. Viper Figure Sculpt Sheet by Mark Pennington. Notice that before Hasbro created the name H.E.A.T. Viper, the character was referred to as Cobra Bazooka Man.
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1989 Backblast

1989 Gnawgahyde

1989 Night-Viper


1989 Hot Seat

1989 Hot Seat Figure Sculpt Sheet signed by Mark Pennington. This figure was referred to as Brawler Driver before he was given a name, and before the vehicle name Raider was created.
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1989 Recoil

1989 Recoil Figure Sculpt Sheet signed by Mark Pennington.
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1989 Snake Eyes v3

1989 Snake Eyes v3 Figure Sculpt Sheet signed by Mark Pennington.
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1989 Scoop

1989 Stalker


1989 T.A.R.G.A.T.

1989 T.A.R.G.A.T. Figure Sculpt Sheet signed and dated 10-19-87 ​by Mark Pennington
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1989 Wild Boar

1989 Wild Boar Figure Sculpt Sheet signed ​by Mark Pennington.
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Looking back on life at Hasbro.

Mark worked at Hasbro on G.I.Joe from December 31st, 1985 to August 1988. In that time he helped develop over 75 figures. In the clip below he discusses some "stinkers," some ideas that hit the cutting room floor, and still having "a desire to do a couple more."
In the clip below Mark recalls some of his friendships at Hasbro and where they'd go to find inspiration and stay creative.

Life after Hasbro.

Mark did not have ambitions to design anything other than G.I.Joe for Hasbro. Having scratched that itch, he decided to leave Hasbro in August of 1988 to pursue a career in illustration. Mark "wanted to do comics, and illustration and fantasy art."

Mark became a prolific professional comic book artist. He is probably best known for his work on Shade, the Changing Man, which earned him a nomination for best inker in the Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards in 1993. He has worked on countless titles for Dark Horse, DC, Marvel, Image, and Valiant – including Batman, Catwoman, Death, Detective Comics, Hellblazer, JLA, Sandman, Spawn, Wetworks, X-Men, and many more. 

In addition to creating comics, Mark taught life drawing at the Kubert School for a couple years before comics really took over his professional life. Since then he's also created painted card art for the Legend of the Five Rings, and other pirate-themed and samurai-themed card games.
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At your service!

Bellow are a selection of G.I.Joe character illustrations by Mark Pennington. Mark is currently accepting commissions via Facebook. Roll over these images for more info, or click them to enlarge. ​
1988 Destro v2 commission by Mark Pennington
1988 Hit & Run commission by Mark Pennington
1989 Alley Viper commission by Mark Pennington
1989 Snake Eyes v3 commission by Mark Pennington
Mark has also been creating some striking hand lettered comic cover style commissions, and he's funded a book of commissions via Kickstarter that shipped September 2021. Mark is currently accepting commissions via Facebook. Roll over these images for more info, or click them to enlarge. 
Batman commission by Mark Pennington
Captain America commission by Mark Pennington
Daredevil commission by Mark Pennington
Ghost Rider commission by Mark Pennington
John Constantine, Hellblazer commission by Mark Pennington
Swamp Thing commission by Mark Pennington

Diversity of imagery

Mark's illustration expertise goes well beyond pen and ink. He uses various media to bring a wide variety of breathtaking images to life: from portraiture, to nature, to fantasy scenes. Mark is currently accepting commissions via Facebook. Roll over these images for more info, or click them to enlarge. ​
Dandelion fairy by Mark Pennington
Greetings by Mark Pennington
Pontos by Mark Pennington
Zappa by Mark Pennington
Self portrait by Mark Pennington
Bumble Bee by Mark Pennington
The crane by Mark Pennington
Lakescape by Mark Pennington

Illustrating Native American creation myths

Mark has created captivating illustrations of Native American creation myths for young audiences for years. His illustrations have been featured in Anita Yasuda's acclaimed children's books: “The Sky Woman and the Big Turtle,” “Warrior Twins,” and “How the World was Made.” Roll over these images for more info, or click them to enlarge. ​

Additional Resources:

Mark was recently interviewed by Scott Romine for Gwatney Unplugged. This interview covers his education, his career and the importance of being in the right place at the right time. It originally aired on August 16, 2022.

​​Be sure to check out the G.I. Joe Discussion group on Facebook, where fans and former Hasbro vets hang out and talk Joe. You are sure to see some interesting pre-production and behind-the-scenes items posted there. ​

Thank you!

A sincere thank you to Mark Pennington for a lifetime of great memories of playing with his creations! 

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