by CAPT. GRID-IRON on September 1st, 2010 filed in G.I. Joe Collectors Club
According to the September issue of the G.I. Joe Collectors’ Club newsletter, the 2011 Club Exclusive Figure is going to be Dial-Tone. All that we know as of yet, is that this figure will be in his original vintage style uniform and will have an all new head sculpt, and it will be in the “25th anniversary” style sculpting. This character has been highly anticipated for a long time now, kudos to the Collectors’ Club on their choice!

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by CAPT. GRID-IRON on September 1st, 2010 filed in G.I. Joe The Pursuit of Cobra
Thanks to actoys.net for some new “in hand” pictures of the POC Wave 2 Alpha class AWE Striker. The AWE Striker is due out at retail in a couple weeks or you can preorder it now from bigbadtoystore.com, in the meantime enjoy the photos!



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by CAPT. GRID-IRON on August 31st, 2010 filed in Custom of the Week
It’s that time again, time to vote from the best of the best customs submitted to The Terror Drome this month. For August we have eight entries, Astro Viper by Headman, Tele-Viper by Bad Sociologist, Snake Eyes by SVantley, Female Vipers by Protoxero, Cobra La Royal Guard by Heretic, “Cartoon” Airtight by Airtight, Airtight by Hawk MMS, and Psyche Out by Letal!
A big thanks to Hunter Artworks for sponsoring the contest.
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by WildWeasel on August 31st, 2010 filed in IDW Publishing, Reviews
This week from IDW are two G.I. Joe titles, G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #158 and G.I. Joe: Hearts & Minds #4 (of 5), both arriving at comic shops on Wednesday, September 1st. Before you go to buy these issues, we have done some “homework” for you and done reviews of each issue for you. Staff members joshdahl and abart01 have provided some indepth reviews. So head on over to our G.I. Joe comic review forum and check out our review of G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #158 and our review of G.I. Joe: Hearts & Minds #4. Be sure to let us know what you think too!

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by WildWeasel on August 30th, 2010 filed in Scoop's Dark Room Files
Pursuit of Cobra is in full stride as we speak. Including the recent arrival of Wave 2. With that latest addition to the retail pegs, we have an update to Scoop’s Dark Room Files for you with Wave 2 “Jungle Assault” Recondo. A familiar name to most Joe fans, Recondo goes back to the vintage line from the 80′s and he gets an updated look for his Pursuit of Cobra figure. Continuing with various environment themes, Recondo, the Joe team’s jungle warfare specialist helps the Joes fight Cobra in their “Jungle Assault” of the Cobra Terror Drome. You can check our pictorial review of this figure here in the forums. Let us know what you think.

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by CAPT. GRID-IRON on August 30th, 2010 filed in Comic Books, IDW Publishing
Up this week from IDW Publishing is G.I. Joe: Hearts & Minds #4. Issue #4 focuses on an appropriate pairing with the Cobra Dr. Mindbender and Legendary Joe DOC. Written by Max Brooks with art provided by Howard Chaykin for the Dr. Mindbender half of the book and Antonio Fuso on the Doc portion. Chaykin and Fuso also provide covers too. Look for this issue on sale Wednesday, September 1st at your local comic book store. You can check out a 5-page preview and covers below. The preview is from the Dr. Mindbender half of the book.

G.I.JOE: Hearts and Minds #4
From Max Brooks, New York Times best-selling author of WORLD WAR Z and masterful artists Howard Chaykin and Antonio Fuso comes the next generation of G.I. JOE and COBRA.
“Only an inferior mind cowers in the shadow of morality.”—DR. MINDBENDER
“Time cannot heal all wounds, and neither can I.”—DOC
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