That square jaw. That steely glint. Those hands in full, clenching rigor. Those elbows and knees jointed like door hinges. But things are changing in the ranks.
Advance looks at the figure are available via Internet fan pages and collectors' magazines.
The Tuskeegees did well, and so the Japanese-American just seemed like a natural. In our brainstorming conferences, everyone loved the idea. While there have always been black GI Joes, the early versions looked like the original GI Joe, except with darker plastic. It's not known if this last one resembles PT-109 skipper John F. Kennedy. Thousands of GI Joe collectors snap up each new edition of the toy.