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Issue #116
Issue #116
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Lee’s Toy Review Issue # 116 2-Cover Issue: Cover 1--G.I. Joe, Twenty Years of G.I. Joe (G.I.Joe) Cover 2--Cobra, Twenty Years of G.I. Joe (G.I. Joe) Featured in this issue: (begins pg. 19) Lee’s Build-A-Guide to Star Wars, POTF2 Section C: The third section of a three-part guide for the ultimate Star Wars fan--Over 250 Star Wars collectables sweep over this 24-page guide, complete with “Cinema Scenes”, the “Princess Leia Collection”, “Millenium Minted Coin Series”, and “Star Wars Buddies”. Also included is an Episode 1 Sneak Preview revealing variants from Darth Maul face paints to box logos to complete color changes. And all of these items are included in this month’s price guide. (Section A-Issue # 114, Section B-Issue # 115, Section C-Issue # 116) Other Features: (pg. 4) Monthly G.I. Joe File: # 23--Snowcat (pg. 131) Transformers: Generation One Profile-- # 14 Thundercracker (pg. 16) Art Asylum releases promising pint-sized new series, the MiniMates. Lego-like versions of Kiss, Ozzy Ozbourne, Rob Zombie, Alice Cooper, and the cast of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, are among the small-scale star collection. (pg. 18) “ A Weekend of Heroes”-- Watch as army action figures and real-life soldiers mesh together in an exciting weekend tributing figures and those who have inspired them. Want to know where you can, for two days, live out the adventures of your favorite collectable? Well, find the answer right here... (pg. 24) Tony Simione of Plan B Toys reveals the birth and lineage of the Special Forces. Find out how figures come to be, and just how much work it can be to carry them from the designer’s head to your display case. (pg. 32) This month, Dragon gives an intimate protrait of a US Military “MOPP” (Mission-oriented protective posture), a 630th Tank Destroyer Battalion, and a Panzer-Lehr-Division Panzergrenadier Officer. Also on display is each soldier’s set of equipment, from boots to overcoats to M4 Carbine Grenade Launchers. (pg. 38) An exclusive interview with Wayne Luther, Senior Vice President of New Concepts at Hasboro, as he remebers twenty spectacular years since the first release of G.I. Joe, A Real American Hero. See new characters, both good and evil, from 2002, marvel at the initial conceptual drawings for some vehicles, and even Cobra himself! Read on as Luther talks about past, present, and exciting future of one of America’s finest. (pg. 43) DMV: Disney and Hasboro team up to create “Disney Wild Racers”, shaped like Scar, Jafar Genie, and more. Other releases are Johnny Lightening’s “American Heroes” tribute, Camaro 2 Release 1, Hot Wheels’ “Pop’s Garage”, and the stars of the monthly casting call are the ultimate 80’s Camaros. *The Collectors’ Goldmine: (pg. 111) Included in every issue, an up-to-date, 17 page price guide, complete with every collectable from Austin Powers to the X-Men. Every collector’s MUST HAVE! |
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