G.I. Joe: Cobra Files #3 "What Can Cobra Industries Do For You?" cover by Tom Whalen

Tollbooth was first released available in late 1984 packaged exclusively with the Bridge Layer (Toss N Cross) as a Sears Exclusive.Tollbooth and the Bridge Layer (Toss N Cross) were released to mass r

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I have about 700+ GI Joe/Cobra figures in loose/complete condition. I would love to display them on shelves organized by years but not sure where to start looking for the shelves/cases. My perfect display is to keep them dust free but if I can't, then that won't stop me from displaying them on regular shelves. Should I make my own shelves or purchase a book case/shelf from Lowes, Home Depot, Ikea?? Any input/advice from fellow Joe collectors would be greatly appreciated.

Inserts, catalogs, brochures, pamphlets, booklets - Whatever you want to call them. These were the great full color "poster" size pages folded up and inserted into all of our favorite toys of the 80's. But, what was the fate of most of them? Torn, thrown away, lost, scribbled all over, or simple cut to pieces and glued all over various school books and lockers. In short, the bulk of them don't exist today. But, despite this, the secondary market doesn't hold a high value for them. Mainly…

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Cover Girl was released as part of the second series (1983), packaged exclusively with the Wolverine Missile Tank.Cover Girl and the Wolverine Missile Tank were also sold in 1984. Cover Girl was disc

Includes: "Venom" laser pistol (plugs into back)