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| View Poll Results: Does G.I.Joe still feature realism in their line? | |||
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9 | 56.25% |
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It's been a great ride!
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The advent of the 25th figures, with their cartoonish/Sigma 6 styling, killed off the last vestiges of realism in the Joe line. Just another reason I hate 'em.....
 
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03-21-2008, 02:13 PM
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Enjoying the season
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Whoah, I thought Stalker said that about Dr. Burkhardt, then I thought Roadblock said that in Marvel 78 regarding Dr. Burkhardt standing up for the Joes. ...So culture permeated into the comic. Imagine that. Reality is quite a significant thing to discuss. Considering how much time each of us spends posting on a site devoted to the glory of cool toys...  Ouch. I'm as guilty as everybody else! |
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