Jeff reports that Amazon.com has started an offer for a free exclusive comic with the purchase of $25 worth of G.I. Joe product from their online store. One look at the comic proves that it was the comic originally intended to be released with the Scuba Duke/Lamprey comic pack, and it could be a very neat read and a peek at something that didn’t end up getting published.
Written by Larry Hama, this continuity-vague book just focuses on telling a fun story the same way that many of the other Comic Pack stories did, while exploring these characters in a slightly different way. To see some details about this offer click here. The comic listing itself is here.
The features are as follows:
Introducing an all-new G.I. JOE™ adventure – inspired by the classic 1980s stories, and with a fresh, contemporary twist!
The legendary Larry Hama is back with a never-before-published story featuring some of your favorite characters.
Whether you’re a fan from way back, or just discovering the thrill of G.I. JOE vs. COBRA™, this adventure will keep you on the edge of your seat!
I’m sure there are many folks who jumped on the pre-order bandwagon for the 12″ Duke today…well, Sideshow has announced that for the exclusive version of Duke (which comes with a pair of binoculars that the regular version does not) Priority Pre-Orders will begin July 31st.
Click here for the nitty gritty (as well as a very nice gallery of the upcoming figure), or you can also read the specifics after the “jump”.
SNAKE EYES from HissTank reports that he has found some clearer and somewhat larger pictures of four upcoming Rise of COBRA figures. The figures are as follows, with images below:
Desert-Viper
Storm Shadow (Arctic Threat)
Duke (City Assault)
Ripcord (Jungle Assault)
Still not crazy about Storm Shadow…the larger pictures make me feel a lot better about Duke and Ripcord, though. I really like the camo pattern on Duke’s legs and Ripcord just looks awesome all around. Check ’em out for yourself:
I must ammend my last post, it looks like both items are currently availabe for pre-order, not just drooling over! Click the links below to spend your money.
Jeff reports that Amazon.com has started an offer for a free exclusive comic with the purchase of $25 worth of G.I. Joe product from their online store. One look at the comic proves that it was the comic originally intended to be released with the Scuba Duke/Lamprey comic pack, and it could be a very neat read and a peek at something that didn’t end up getting published.