G.I. Joe Classified G.I.Joe 

Classified Intel: Energon Universe Explodes with Joe vs Cobra Chaos!

In the latest Hasbro Pulse video, we get an insider’s intel briefing straight from the minds behind the battlefield. Lenny, principal designer of the G.I. Joe Classified Line, teams up with comic writer Josh Williamson to pull back the curtain on the first six issues of the G.I. Joe Energon Universe—and let’s just say, this is not your childhood comic. From high-stakes battles to political intrigue and emotional character arcs, the Energon Universe is reinventing G.I. Joe for a new era while keeping the heart-pounding tension and classic tech that…

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G.I.Joe Half The Battle 

Ranking All G.I. Joe Figures From 1986 on Half The Battle!

On this week’s episode of G.I.Joe Half The Battle, I rank G.I. Joe 1986! Check out this week’s video below and join in the conversation. And as always be sure and subscribe to my YouTube channel for all my latest videos!

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The POP-EXPOSE 

Bald Ambition: How Michael Rosenbaum Shaved His Way Into TV History (and Our Hearts)

For millions of fans, Michael Rosenbaum will forever be known as the sharply intelligent, dangerously charming, and utterly bald Lex Luthor on Smallville. But behind the iconic villain is a talented and versatile actor with a story full of humor, hustle, and unexpected twists. Rosenbaum’s journey from Midwestern goofball to fan-favorite antihero is as compelling as any superhero origin story. Early Life and Humble Beginnings Michael Rosenbaum was born on July 11, 1972, in Oceanside, New York, and raised in Newburgh, Indiana. Far from the glitz of Hollywood, Rosenbaum’s early…

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G.I.Joe 

G.I. Joe Cobra Commander Deluxe 1:10 Art Scale Limited Edition Statue

G.I. Joe Cobra Commander Deluxe 1:10 Art Scale Limited Edition Statue: Iron Studios proudly presents the G.I. Joe Cobra Commander Deluxe 1:10 Art Scale Limited Edition Statue, bringing to life the notorious leader of the COBRA organization in striking detail. Posed in a commanding and sinister stance, this Deluxe edition features a richly detailed base adorned with symbols of his control and ambition. Expertly crafted from high-quality resin, the statue is hand-painted and sculpted with precision, capturing the classic design elements of his reflective helmet, tactical uniform, and menacing presence…

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Batman 

Justice in a Cape: Mezco’s One:12 Animated Batman Strikes Gotham in Style!

Mezco Toyz drops a major shadowy surprise today with the reveal of their One:12 Collective Batman: The Animated Series – Batman figure! Fans of Bruce Timm’s noir masterpiece can now bring the Dark Knight to life in 1/12 scale, styled with Mezco’s signature soft goods craftsmanship and an arsenal fit for Gotham’s greatest protector. Retailing for $116 USD and shipping in January 2026, this highly articulated figure (over 28 points!) stands approximately 17cm tall and includes three expressive head portraits, a wired poseable cape, and 11 interchangeable hands for total…

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G.I.Joe 

Cross Country vs. Klepto-Cobras: G.I. Joe Closes Out ’86 with Sewer Shenanigans!

Story by Mitchell Smith Welcome to The Outpost. Today I’m taking a look at the last episode of the G.I. Joe Cartoon in 1986, episode 30 “Into your tent I will silently creep”. 1986 started out with one of my favorite mini series “Arise Serpentor Arise” and finished with a episode that didn’t quite close out the year. Never the less this episode starts out with Cross Country and the Joes being attacked in the snow by a bunch of Tele Vipers with short sleeves on. In the end they…

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The POP-EXPOSE 

Larger Than Life: The Towering Truth About André the Giant You Never Knew

When you think of 1980s wrestling icons, one name stands head and shoulders above the rest—literally. André the Giant was more than a WWE legend; he was a pop culture phenomenon, an international curiosity, and by all accounts, one of the most beloved big men to ever grace the squared circle or the silver screen. Standing at a reported 7 feet 4 inches tall and weighing over 500 pounds at his peak, André René Roussimoff—better known simply as André the Giant—was born in 1946 in a small village in France.…

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G.I.Joe 

Yo Joe in the ’90s: Ken Time-Travels to 1990 G.I. Joe Glory!

Today Ken from ToyKennections explores the history of G.I. Joe’s 1990 offerings! Check out the video below and share your thoughts with us in the comments. As always be sure to subscribe to ToyKennections channel on YouTube for all of Ken’s latest videos!

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The POP-EXPOSE 

Good Vibrations Forever: Remembering Brian Wilson and the Soundtrack of a Generation

Story By Mitchell Smith 1963 in California was an interesting scene. The Mamas and the Papas, Buffalo Springfield and The Byrds were popular bands but none took over the beaches and the country like the Beach Boys. The Beach Boys were formed in 1961 by 3 brothers the late Carl Wilson, Dennis, and now joined by their brother the late Great Brian Wilson who fronted the band. Wilson who was born in 1942 in Inglewood,CA, passed away on 6/11/2025. His life was a series of up and downs dealing with…

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G.I. Joe Classified G.I.Joe 

Yo Joe! New Classified & Retro Pre-Orders Just Dropped – Don’t Miss Out!

It’s Yo Jo June, and that means more G.I. Joe firepower for your shelves! Today’s new G.I. Joe pre-orders hit across major retailers, and this batch is loaded with fan-favorites—both Retro and Classified Series releases. Whether you’re into troopers, tech, or tactical legends, there’s something for every collector! Let’s break down today’s drops: Retro G.I. Joe Trooper Greenshirt – The backbone of the Joe team is back in classic form. This army-builder figure is perfect for bulking up your shelves with the unsung heroes of the Joe ranks.CLICK HERE TO ORDERhttps://www.entertainmentearth.com/prod … -112050945…

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G.I.Joe Half The Battle 

Nunchuck You Very Much – A Kickin’ Look at G.I. Joe’s Ninja Force Warrior!

On this week’s episode of G.I.Joe Half The Battle, I Review the 1990s G.I. Joe Ninja Force character “Nunchuck”! Check out this week’s video below and join in the conversation. And as always be sure and subscribe to my YouTube channel for all my latest videos!

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The POP-EXPOSE 

“Clues, Courage & Chapters: How Nancy Drew Got Generations Hooked on Reading

Long before tablets and TikTok, there was a girl detective in a blue roadster who had readers turning pages faster than she could say, “Case closed!” The Nancy Drew Mystery Stories aren’t just a beloved part of literary history—they’re a gateway series that introduced millions of kids, teens, and even adults to the magic of books. Launched in 1930, the original Nancy Drew series combined mystery, independence, and just the right touch of danger to make reading feel like an adventure. For many, it was Nancy Drew—not a school assignment—that…

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The POP-EXPOSE 

From Bail Bonds to Primetime Beloved: The Legacy of Markie Post

For many who tuned into network television in the 1980s and ’90s, Markie Post was the charming, sharp-witted blonde who brought heart and humor to the courtroom as Christine Sullivan on NBC’s hit sitcom Night Court. But beyond the role that made her a household name, Post had a fascinating career filled with unexpected turns, behind-the-scenes grit, and a deep love for acting that never faded. Her legacy lives on in the laughter she gave and the warmth she brought to every role. Early Life and Unexpected Roots Born Marjorie…

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G.I. Joe Classified G.I.Joe 

Snake Bitten & Battle Ready: Classified Cobra Commander ‘Once A Man’!

Story by Mitchell Smith Welcome to The Outpost. Today I’m taking a look at the 2024 G.I. Joe Classified Once A Man. I got this from my man YTJ. What a figure. This is an awesome figure and the detail is excellent. As most of you probably know I’m a fan of the 1987 movie. It was something new and fresh while using many original characters as well. The unlikely matchup of Cobra Commander and Roadblock to escape Cobra La was genius. When Cobra Commander was reduced to a reptilian…

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The POP-EXPOSE 

Goonies Never Say Die—But Wow, It’s Been 40 Years!

Story by Mitchell Smith “Hey you guys”, I hope you are all sitting! June 7th marked the 40th anniversary of one of the most iconic eighties movies, “The Goonies”. Growing up in the sticks we didn’t go to the movies much as kids, so it took a year or 2 before this hit The Movie Channel. Even having to wait as a 12-13 year old I don’t think there was anyone that didn’t want to be a Goony. The film captured the iconic hunt for One-Eyed-Willy’s buried treasure after a…

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