Stalker, Tommy and Snake Eyes.

The G.I. Joe Wolverine from 1983.

Major Bludd card back fron 1983 - Cobra finally gets some new recruits!

The Cobra Terror Drome from 1986.

The G.I. Joe Amphibious Personnel Carrier (APC) from 1983 - box front.

Gung-Ho in Marine Dress Blues. First appeared on toy store shelves in 1987. ROLL CALL: Have him / had him / want him?!

Cobra Septic Tank blueprints.

The Cobra ASP from 1984.

Lifeline from 1986.

Wolverine driver Cover Girl.

Wet-Suit and gear.

G.I. Joe Operation Decoy from 1983.

MOBAT blueprints.

G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #37-42 cover dated July-December 1985.

G.I. Joe Counter Intelligence Set from 1984.

Cobra Solider from 1983.

Cobra Commander and The Baroness graced the cover of ToyFare #81 from May 2004.

The cockpit of the G.I. Joe Tomahawk.

Cobra Night Viper from 1989.

Recondo from the 1984 toy commercial.

Did you ever do the secret G.I. Joe handshake?

The Dreadnok Thunder Machine: Heavy Forward Strike Vehicle. Weight: 4.2 tons. Speed: 115mph (road), 53mph (cross country). Armament: 2x20mm chain guns with a linked ammunition feed system.

When Cobra Commander tried to infiltrate the PIT by knocking out Breaker... or something like that?! Who else made completely reprehensible but wild new creations with their broken or neglected Joes and a small Phillips screwdriver?

Lifeline from 1986.

Yo Joe!

Storm Shadow from 1984.

Snake Eyes - Commando card artwork.

Quick Kick and gear,

Cobra Jet Pack blueprints.

G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #13-18 cover dated July-December 1983.

SkyStriker and Rattler return to base after an epic battle over the skies of Springfield.

Cobra B.A.T.S. from 1986.

Dreadnok Torch and gear.

Storm Shadow and gear.

Destro and Major Bludd on the attack.

Low Light from 1986.

The G.I. Joe DEFIANT Space Vehicle Launch Complex.

G.I. Joe sew-on patches from 1986 and 1987.

Mercer from 1987.

Rear view of the G.I. Joe WHALE hovercraft. Pushing the white button would spin the rear fan blades.

The Baroness by Adam Hughes.

Snake Eyes from 1982.

The G.I. Joe AM pocket radio. It took a single 9-volt battery and worked really well - I used to listen to baseball games in bed with it.

Cobra Crimson Guard from 1985.

Monkeywrench from 1986.

Cobra Night Raven Pilot Strato-Viper.

Blueprints for the Armadillo Mini-Tank.

G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #31-36 cover dated January-June 1985.

Major Bludd artwork. I always wondered about that collection of dog tags around his neck. Did he kill that many of his enemies?

Cobra Crimson Guard.