The History of G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero (1987 Edition)

[@BryanBassWME]

I collected up to 94. I only got a few by then. Yes, I was 17 and still buying toys. I'm 46 now and still buying toys. My basement tells my story. And I loved the movie(1987). The new toys feel like a reunion for me. And I love watching your history videos. My big 3 are star wars, Masters of the universe, and GI Joe.

[@lonewulf44]

I'm with you. Keep them safe. Lost all of my own collections and memories with a house fire in 2010. It's been rough even trying to regain some of the lost items. But toys never get old :)

[@alexisdeacon8727]

Same story here :)

[@Apena926]

You're the man....Lol.... I collected til I was 13...probably stopped in '91... '92

[@stevesleg]

Same here but I think I’m a bit older. My last Joe was Salvo in 7th grade.

[@michaelcarey3410]

I'm 47 and my extra room tells my G.I.Joe story

[@stormsigma]

I loved all the commercials with their songs that are basically 80's rock guitars while gruff-voiced studio hourly talent singers just sing the descriptions of the toys and how nobody can beat GI Joe. LOL

[@BobHansenJokes]

So glad you did this; this was a fun look at 1987 Joe. Yes for all those who think 86 was the last great year, and those who say it's 85, and those who only like up to 84 (yikes guys, live a little), 87 was a huge all-out year. I think the lack of Sunbow representation for so many of those figures, vehicles and playsets hurts the memory a bit, which just goes to show: it's about the characters, not the plastic. :)

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks Bob, happy to hear you enjoyed it. Agreed about characters, not plastic. Glad Marvel was still going and giving us a few glimpses at least of some of these characters.

[@rhysredin3030]

My cousins were three years older than me and had many 84, 85, and 86 GI Joes. My folks didnt think I was old enough to have toys with tiny parts until 87, so this is the GI Joe I remember.

[@rebeccacitizen3215]

Yes, that was well put my friend, good memories 😄

[@cmataxis]

My daughter just watched 23 minutes of this, and the only reason we stopped is because we made it home. You, sir, are a magician, keep up the great work.

[@MichaelMercy]

Be sure to let her know her daddy helped a lot. Thank you kindly, sir.

[@stevenlaroche7800]

1987 was a better year than I thought! Some really great characters released that year! Great video!!!

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

[@Hawkgold]

I actually think that this is your best GI Joe “year of” video that you’ve done. Delved deeper into some of the ancillary products to the toys. Well done.

[@jonsamila8229]

Just picked up Taurus from the flea market, completed his gear, completed my Renegades, turned on the 1987 movie to celebrate, and then you release this!! So happy!!. These are the best. Thank you.

[@VancoreAMVs]

I got into GIJoe around 88 or 89 (Although my first joe was a cobra viper) but looking back on the selection I'm not surprised. 87 may have been a very big year for Joe but their selections were not great. Seems most the effort for vehicles were put into the two big ones, which I never owned but heard about, since most of the vehicles were really just small stuff or really awkward things like the coastal Defender and cobra pogo. Both were super lame, I broke the defender pretty quickly and the pogo was shrugged off. Most the figures were so so in design as well and the battleforce 2000 was a hard pass. Also the snake guys were horrible, really not GIJoe material in my mind. My collection of Joe's at the time was pretty small though and looking back on this reminded me it wasn't just because I was young. While most people who collected joes probably think the hobby died in 86 my year the hobby died (the parady on venture bros I think has that year as the date as the end of the war for its joe parady funny enough) was 90 or 91 just before they started coming out with gimmicky stuff like sound packs and ninja's with karate chops. I was pretty into Joe and before it died and that love lasted until 95 when I got my computer.

[@mattyh.5992]

Wonderful job. Keep up the great work. My kids and I love the nostalgia!

[@cowpuddles4851]

This was the end of my GI Joe tour of duty. I picked up a few characters here and there after, but ‘87 was the last year I seriously collected. Great review as always, Michael!

[@JAC3DG33K]

If they remake the Defiant it should come with older Flint and Marissa Faireborne figures along with a Quintesson ala The Killing Jar episode. In hind sight that was huge missed opportunity on Hasbro’s part.

[@cquinn4555]

Mercy keeps getting better! Every time I add anything to my collection, ole Mercy talks me through the box opening and inspection! This channel has become mission critical in my acquisitions! Wouldn't be the same without him! Thanks brother truly!

[@DethMetalMetrosexual]

The 1987 and 1988 years were probably my favorites. I was 8/9 and I remember reading the little booklets and wishing I could have every figure and vehicle.

[@filmandpage1138]

This line up had one of my all time favourite figures. Techno Viper! I got him for my birthday, and I loved him.

[@AaronEdwards]

It was literally the first day of school, fall of 86, that I stopped playing with GI Joes. My friend asked me if I still played with them, and another kid overheard and mocked us, I quickly said no, I’ve outgrown those. Kind of a sad story, but honestly, the line has peaked. The 87 line was kind of meh.

[@brandonr8269]

87 for me was love/hate. Hasbro created this schism between what made the line so great up until that point, and the fork in the road where Hasbro stopped respecting the fans that made the line so successful. Here I was, turning 11 that year and I had cut my teeth on my envy of friends' older brothers who had the early 83 stuff that I wanted so badly (but I was still more a MOTU kid then) and GI Joe had matured a little with me by 86/87 with the great comics I was now more into reading since I was of course that age demographic. So here I am, right in the thick of the 84-86 lore with the military specialists of Joe and the spy/counterspy/intelligence/mercenary/other really cool themes and then 87 breaks and they start throwing in Cobra La and Star Wars (sorry Battle Force 2000/Defiant) and I kind of threw in the towel with it. To be honest, I was starting to break away from toys as school mates and friends were less forthcoming admitting to "still playing with toys" and to me, my beloved Joes were going in the opposite direction of dinosaur toys and space stuff (which seemed like the science fantasy of the MOTU world I had sort of boxed up and put away by age 11 - I was growing up and Joe wasn't). I know, I know but Serpentor of 86 right? The movie tie-in did a great job of fleshing out a lore that I could buy into with Serpentor, and the BATs were totally reasonable as well because why wouldn't Cobra develop a battle robot that was ahead of the existing tech curve? Even Sci Fi was still lore friendly to me: again, of course GI Joe would have access to the latest cutting edge surveillance tech - it makes sense. But here Hasbro goes all "Serpentor is an almost indestructible Cobra leader, perfectly designed based on the finest DNA by the nefarious Dr Mindbender but wait! No, scratch that! It WASN'T Mindbender at all! It was the influence of this group of reptilian/insectoid overlords despite that making no sense and also space because space." Hasbro stepped out of the sweet spot of success and took a chance that history shows wouldn't pay off, and 87 became the last year I really kept up with GI Joe until I guess, the pandemic. Great video, fair and complete and was fun to watch. I TOTALLY remember that Steel Brigade mail away form but never did send it off because a (disappointed) friend beat me to it. I disagree with the praise of the Fridge though, but I wasn't a football fan as a kid so there's that. Same with Big Lob. Stupid. And as for Cobra La, they missed the mark in 87 by not making a Pythona figure. She and Nemesis Enforcer WERE Cobra La, if I had to buy in to that mythology, but well, you know...

[@Damackism]

I stopped collecting with the 89 figure line. 87 was the last great year. 88 is when the series started to go off rails. 87 was a peak year for GI Joe in terms of popularity. Many former Transformer fans became Joe fans after Gi Joe the movie cane out on TV.

[@damionchudleigh9244]

I remember sending in the proof of purchase coupons, and I got a GI Joe belt, a figure, and personalized dog tags.

[@orcsmash9]

This video was awesome. Not just for the good nostalgia boost but seeing the things my brother and I missed out on. I absolutely loved the ‘86 line as my favorite but ‘87 is a close close second. How can you hate when joes like Outback and Tunnel rat came out in ‘87 and the Ice Wolf?

[@farminglittlepeople9623]

Awesome! I always love all the hard work you put into these Mike! Have a blessed weekend!👍😁🙏

[@MichaelMercy]

Thank you kindly. All the best to you and the family!

[@Krommer1000]

Another informative / entertaining / relaxing tour down memory lane. Also, CONGRATS on passing 75K subs. WELL DESERVED!

[@Supreme36074]

IMO 87 is the last “golden” year. After that they started doing all the wild colors & made them seem more cartoonish .

[@nickfrancis]

Nice video, glad you finally did the 1987 Joe's, so when is the 1988 video?😉👍

[@tacoma171]

Love all the effort you put into your videos! Very well done! Awesome stuff!

[@paulmualdeave5063]

I've always felt overall this is the best year GI Joe had for toys.

[@dannycruz5446]

Same!

[@xhairstargetmaster6338]

I think if marvel kept doing the toons they would of done better after the movie as 87 did give us some great new teams but dic killed Joe lol

[@wessmith6367]

I loved my Steel Brigade figure. Totally fell for it. I see the grift, but it’s still one of my favorites.

[@xxbobsetsfirexx4269]

Thank you for including the commercials... oh man I'm dying. I forgot how great the jingles used to be and how everything had one..everything was so irritating and in your fsce..I miss those days.

[@dsanchez9703]

Gijoe Rocks!

[@DavidSamuelBl10]

Absolutely, D Sanchez!😄

[@Its.Chad.]

Awesome, Michael!!! Been waiting patiently for what felt like forever for another entry in this series!

[@sambrinley9823]

Gi Joe bandaids. No way😅 could have used one of those the other day

[@facetina]

On the same day, I saw IMAX 3D Avatar: The Way of Water in theaters and this video: The History of G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero (1987 Edition) One of these is a masterpiece. It is NOT Avatar: The Way of Water 🫡

[@MichaelMercy]

Aw, thanks. Cheers.

[@leonardduitch8833]

Love these reviews, I've been patiently waiting for this one. Thanks, yo joe!

[@johndorosh5512]

1987 was fun. Just a side note, that joe you mentioned as the first canuckle? Apparently, the Canadian version of Steeler and his tank (the tank with canadian flag stickers instead of American) had him from Hamilton Ontario, instead of Pittsburg, both steeltowns.

[@KeldorTheWhite]

Really enjoyed this Gi Joe series. Can't wait for the next one as I discovered watching your videos that 87 & 88 were my peak years. Thanks for all your hard work.

[@prophet924]

I bought quite a few figures still in 1987 but did not buy many of the vehicles outside Searay that remember. Maybe the Snow Wolf. I never got the big vehicles. Largest I had were Raven and Tomahawk. I probably had a Pogo and Slam. Those were in my vehicle size range. I disposed Cobra La as a kid. I’m not too broken up about it now. I’d take a Classified Nemesis Enforcer. I definitely want Tunnel Rat. He, Law & Order, Outback, and armored Cobra Commander were sone of my favorites. Great video!

[@shane3674]

I really have to admire the condition of your collection! They look fresh off the shelf 👍

[@vliegpaul]

As a 7 year old huge Gi Joe fan in 1987. I loved the movie. I have a good Joe Collection and have all the 87 figures. The Sunbow cartoons were excellent. I did not watch many of the cartoons after the movie. I like a bunch of Kids merged to TMNT.

[@JasonKeane]

Another great GI Joe season review! Thanks Michael

[@gerainthorton8980]

I'm pretty sure we didn't get GI Joe in my part of the world until 86 or 87. As I recall after the MOTU and Transformers movie it was like they were swept aside and it was all GI Joe. I would of still been into GI Joe here but only had 11 of these figures. Some favourites like Falcon, Outback, Tunnel Rat. The Drednok cycle was a nice surprise when I pulled out my Joes a few years ago. I forgot I had that. Big Boa didn't miss leg day.

[@charlesltk2099]

Ya know, just imagine King Hiss vs Serpentor while Cobra Khan vs Cobra Commander....

[@isaiaslinhares]

Parabéns pela coleção show bola um abraço do Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@Jtr_ceral_killer]

i kept collecting a few figures here and there up till the end in 94. 87 wasn't that bad for collecting, just not great either. 88-90 had some good stuff in there, but 83-86 were the best years of all.

[@francoisregis2155]

Cool video I stopped my collection at 1987 have some 88 figs like tiger force and python patrol but most of my collection is between 82-87

[@jaimesplahn1579]

My First Big Collection Year. I Had So Many Of These. What I remember first though was having those Joe Trailers. It seems Funny now but I remember them being towed in tandem by a 1:24 Scale Gold 911 Porsche Carrera model that fit the Figures Perfectly. Later I Added A Black Mercedes Convertible and Thus Started My Mad Max Style G.I Joe Adventures.

[@nathanridgway7009]

Some great stuff, some not so great. But seeing an entire year's content covered in one video is always awesome. Thanks Michael!

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks Nathan. Cheers!

[@finalsecretofchrono1339]

I never saw the movie and I didn't see the cartoon much either, but I had a decent collection of Joes from 83-89 growing up. All these guys had their own importance to me based on their designs and what inspired me. With that, Blocker was always one of my favorites. He was slightly taller than the other Joes so I had him lead a lot of battles in the back yard-guess I was a 'height-ist.' I had no clue he had a variation with a visor until years later. Other faves from this series are Tunnel Rat and Chuckles-great designs. Vehicle-wise, I really liked the Cobra Wolf-so badass. Anyway, enough of my rambling-I should pick up a Fridge figure-hardcore 80s, I love it. Thanks to Michael!

[@edwardmemwah1610]

The '87 line can't be the decline because it contained the best figure of all time: Lt. Falcon! I loved all of the weird sci-fi figures because I played with Joes as action figures mostly, oftentimes divorced from their portrayals in the cartoons and comics. I'd create my own characters and draw inspiration from '80s action and sci-fi movies. I mean, just pretend the Cobra-La figures, Raptor, Big Boa and Croc Master are just cool action figures and do your own thing. That's exactly what I did and I had a blast with those guys for years! What a great toy!

[@DasNordlicht91]

I think if the Battle Force 2000 Future Fortress actually had interconnecting parts that allowed them to actually link together instead of just letting your imagination do the talking, it would've been better received.

[@markmierau5189]

I remember filling out the form for the steel brigade figure hoping that the weapon specialties would matter in that we'd get weapons we wanted with it. I was so mad when it arrived with a gray crimson guard rifle.

[@iceonthesun8880]

Tunnel Rat was definitely one of the coolest G.I.JOEs to come out. And one of my favorites for sure.

[@OGbobbyKUSH]

I loved the Joe movie when I was a kid, and still like to watch it every once in awhile now

[@robseman5212]

Oh man ... the faux late-80s hair metal soundtracks of those commercials brings back a lot of strange feels. What a time to be a kid.

[@touchingevil2302]

Transformers movie was much better than gi joe movie.

[@charlesdavis7285]

They both killed their animated series either way sadly.

[@richardludwig3673]

The Rocketeer was a Cobra???

[@italjahcorntrashroller]

Around the 90s yeah. It went down hill fast. Then we all got into puberty and life. Too old to play with toys.

[@bobbystickel5107]

This has been the only thing that has changed my perspective on the '87 line. Thanks for making it!

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks! Making it gave me a whole new appreciation for '87. Despite the cartoon ending, it might have been the most merch they ever put out.

[@p.a.u.l.555]

Thank you so much Michael for this G.I. Joe 87" archive, your work is incredible,I appreciate the time and effort you put into these history videos...Nerdmaste, thank you Michael once again, peace ✌️😃👍

[@andrewbourne6806]

Micheal, I've always loved that movie. I've got the vhs, dvd, and blu ray. Can't guess how many times I've seen it. And I think '87 was the last truly great year of the line. Great video.

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks!

[@puekawNEpuyrruh]

I was there in 1987 ... Great times to be 7 years old.

[@TomHoover-kt2mr]

Will you be doing a history edition of the 88 and 89 run of GI Joe toys by chance. I've really enjoyed the 82 to 87 brings back alot of memories and I still have all my figures from back then . Been a huge GI Joe fan from the very beginning back in 82

[@MichaelMercy]

Yup!

[@drozwalker9]

This is a pretty cood deep dive of GI Joe 1987. It was fun to see all of the commericals and other merchandice made. I can't resist saying "Joes in Space!" when thinking about the Defiant. I loved those action packs too.

[@redruml5872]

Love my battle armor CC. Have one 8.0 on the card.

[@smittycal]

I'm glad I to that Fridge figure as a kid....I also wish I still had him lol.. I also wish they put out a Big Lob figure as well at the time.

[@RealDaveTalk]

We could’ve gotten the season three of G.I. Joe

[@dacam63]

Great video, I had some of the 87 Joes but most of the figures missed the mark. In my opinion 86 was the last good year. It’s unfortunate Hasbro got away from the military theme and went sci fi.

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.

[@julianvandertoorn8342]

Hello can you do a gi joe history lesson year 1988

[@nedflanders8968]

I’d like to know the story behind Big Lob. Was he supposed to be made into a figure back in 1987, but just didn’t make the cut? Was he something that was just created by Sunbow for the movie? Maybe he was added for diversity’s sake? Every year seemed to include at least 1 African-American character, 1987 would have been the Fridge. I couldn’t quite see the Fridge in the same role as Big Lob, though that would have been interesting. I think the Fridge would have had to been written with a more significant role than Big Lob, which would have taken away from the rest of the Rawhide team. Maybe Fridge was swapped for Big Lob for these reasons, IDK. They were both sports related characters. Purely speculation on my part. Does anyone know the actual story of Big Lob?

[@owenthenutscrambler4996]

Micheal god bless your channel man teaching me all I need to know about being a 80s kid love you dude 🤘

[@WillisWheeler]

I have the shuttle set , I found at the value village for like 29 dollars it was not complete, yeah that thing is like handling glass .

[@solaceboy]

I read somewhere that Joe Bacal was the one that demanded to have Cobra La in the movie and be Cobra Commander's place of origin. Bacal was obsessed with sci-fi.

[@jedijunior420]

WOW. Such nostalgia. I had about 90% of these toys. I wish I would have held on to this stuff. Great video!

[@luther1546]

Outback was my all-time favorite figure. Still very awesome.

[@Ironhistory1138]

Mine too. Best fighter in the world

[@SummerlinRealtor]

I collect 1982 to 1987. 87 had great vehicles and figures just too bad we didn’t have a season 3 cartoon from Marvel. That would have been amazing! Yo Joe!

[@Drclark1954]

Can you do soundwave next please

[@giovannideldio]

87 was the last year I bought the line religiously. By 88, I bought a couple but soon felt I had "outgrown" toys.

[@timking-iy9jw]

As a kid, I loved this movie. An incredible 80's voice cast. I remember watching it when it premiered as a Sunday Night Movie....& they played it in full length. Recorded in VHS, & watched the hell out of it. At least they learned from the Transformers movie.....& Only critically wounded Duke in the beginning. Imagine if they killed Duke too....an entire generation would still be in therapy.

[@xazylsclubhouse]

Yo Joe 😎 87 was one of my favourite years for GI Joe!

[@sorenandersen6832]

Such wonderful videos! The editing is really something special, and the final plug to keep playing with those toys is heart warming. That said, I found the bile rising inside me watching the 1987 edition. Apologies to the younger folks who started playing with GIbJoes around this time. In 1987 I was 12 and really shocked at the direction things were going with the crazy vehicles, outfits, and colors. Hasbro kept stringing me along until 1992 with a few good carded figures like Ambush, Red Star, and Big Ben. 1987 had Lt. Falcon, Tunnel Rat, and one of my favorite Joes of all time, Outback! But it was the first year we also felt embarrassed by what Hasbro was putting together for us buy and we were getting out.

[@jamesconroy7030]

86 was still pretty good. But then the movie, and 1987 toy lineup were a signal that I was too old to be buying toys. Raptor, Big Boa, Crystal Ball, Croc Master, Zanzibar, the Pogo, the Buzz Boar, and Battleforce 2000 were just stupid.

[@michaelganter8952]

Very cool. I remember some of those figures and play sets. But, after the movie, I wasn’t into joes. Until this classified series deal… and that’s just limping along as of late.

[@jebsmith8842]

This was when I stopped buying G.I. Joes. I got a few like Tunnel Rat and Falcon, but all the brightly-colored figures didn’t make sense to me, and some characters were just plain goofy like Raptor. I was pretty disappointed because G.I. Joe was my favorite toy line.

[@johnussher302]

Got my first Joes in 86 when I was 4 years old, with Devilfish, Beach Head, Iceberg and Wetsuit. Kept going until about 93. I think the last that I ever got were some of the Street Fighter figures. Still have Dhalsim on display. Some of the figures in the late 80's, early 90's were some of my favourites. The later Viper designs were incredible, and I consider Alley Viper to be one of the best Action figure designs ever. 86 and 87 were incredible release years though.

[@PatrickVeronica-ru9tx]

This was done very well!👍 It is so cool to see all the different vehicles from back then and wondering which one Hasbro will pick next for the HasLab. I am not missing this year's HasLab (I missed out on the first two 😢)! I can't wait for the Cobra La figures for Classified even though they are a lil crazy. Once again, excellent vid/review ✌️

[@isaacliftsandcycles]

Just started collecting the few childhood gi joes I had, and started collecting all the Joes, he-man, and Transformers I wanted as a child. My Mom didnt have much money when I was growing up, and my Dad only bought me one toy- Rolling Thunder. I collect now for a few reasons- 1) I'm in a great financial position, 2) It's healing for me.. it allows me to give joy to the tender little boy that lives inside of me. It's brought much healing. I appreciate the toys in a different way. Thank you for allowing me to take a peaceful trip down memory lane. Where i can dream about those years, where i can re-live them in a different light. Where i can make those dreams possible.

[@AbhishekGupta-rg2jv]

Can you please explain it to me in what order i should watch G.I. Joe Animated series there are so many like there is G.I. Joe Real American Hero then there is G.I.Joe Action Force then G.I. Joe 1990 - 1992 version with 39 then Episode then G.I. Joe: The Revenge of Cobra and so many orther, I am Confused and i want to watch in a chorological order.

[@PnC_GameZnThingZ]

I haven't revisited or looked back at these toys till now.. I had every vehicle and figure in this episode.. it's destroyed me watching it, lol.. all of it's gone. Excellent videos I need to look back at other videos

[@lcmthehawkeye5589]

1984-93 was my collecting of GI Joe. I had about everything. I used the money selling my collection to move out in 1999. I made pennies to the dollar then, but it gave me at the money at the time that I needed. Although nothing was still boxed, but everything was kept nice and together. Its a fortune today. I look at it as it would have been a burden to lug around or keeep nice and I wouldn't have much today anyways. I had three boys and a few GI joe vehicles and figurines that I kept from my collection they finished off palying with. I bought them newer GI joes growing up so I was always was loyal, but they never was in love, infatuated with GI joe like I was.

[@BradyBanta]

1987 Dress Blues Gung ho was my favorite, because my two copies were the last two figures my late uncle repaired with me before his passing in April 2020 due to Covid

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

🕯

[@Popskull_666]

As a kid this was my favourite movie, and I wasnt big into cartoons. I really liked the horror aspect of Cobra La . Well done. I collected G.I Joes til i was 12 so around 94/95. I stopped

[@MrDman21]

I loved the 87 series. But I am kinda glad that didn't make a Big Lob figure. I always thought he was just a token character they put in the movie just to fill out the rawhides. Would have been cool if they had the Fridge in the movie. Sgt. Slaughter is based off of a real person so why not have another in the movie. Even though I prefer a more grounded version of GIJOE, the movie got a little bit to sci-fi for me. Anyway, great video

[@ikeb9367]

Wasn't a big fan of the movie Cobra La and the whole Serpentor thing. Some very iconic Joes from 87. Lt. Falcon, Tunnel Rat, and out back for example.

[@Ceej_MM]

A fun bit of trivia is that Burgess Meredith was actually the original GI Joe, having starred in The Story of GI Joe way back in 1945.

[@paloso23]

Great video …..I’ve waited for this video for a couple of years I want to say….1987 was the first year I had my own Joe’s ….my older brother got Mindbender and Iceberg a year before from my aunt and my Mom said all I did was ask for Joes until Christmas

[@AgentNevets]

I hate the post 86 hate GIJoe gets. The line evolved each and every year from 82, 86-87 was no different, and 88-94 all had good (and bad) items, just like every other year.

[@MissingLinkMTB]

Battleforce 2000.... remember seeing them appear once in a comic and they were immediately killed off. I was so pleased.

[@31leoceara]

Lol

[@jarellano1014]

Thank you I also always thought the Cobra Wolf was an awesome snow vehicle!! Ice Viper was one my fav Vipers, I even plan on customizing one my Classified Snow Serpents into one when released!

[@Mr.Sinister84]

1994 was the last great/ ok year I feel. ❤ your setup. I've been buying up and restocking my collection this past year much like yourself.

[@CPTAnonymous]

1987 had some of the best ARAH releases to that date; unfortunately, it also had some real duds. That was where the problem started, and the releases got progressively worse from there. By the time 1990 rolled around, ARAH was beyond dead.

[@RetroRoamers]

I had a few figures out of this line. Jinx, Tunnel Rat, Chuckles, Big Boa. Didn’t have any of the vehicles/play sets. But there are some cool stuff here.