HCC788 - 1994 G.I. JOE - JOE COLTON and JoeCon - Vintage G.I. Joe toy!
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I was 6 years old in 1967 and that Christmas I recieved my very first G.I Joe. It was a Green Beret that had brown hair, he came with an M16, a belt with ammo pouches, grenades and a bazooka. Between him and the motorcycle with the sidecar, they were the 2 best presents I ever got. Despite the 3.75 figure's flaws it reminded me of that. Too bad Hasbro didn't include the M16 and bazooka with that figure and not gotten sloppy with the sculpt. Still a great review for a great 3.75 version of an original 12" figure.
Great video, the original G.I. Joe Joe Colton is forgotten a lot of times with Joe fans. Probably because he doesn’t appear in very many comics, and other media. I have the 3 3/4 inch mail away figure. YO JOE!
I had both size figures. Now gone. Thanks to my nephew, who played , lost and destroyed them. Wish I still had him.
Happy Birthday Joe Colton and
Happy Birthday 30th Anniversary too
YOO JOE!
Joe Colton is from Central Falls Rhode Island. That is totally Bad Ass. I live 40 mins away from it. Central Falls is rugged AF.👍
I'd like to give a shout out to Joe. Her story was very compelling and she is a welcome edition to the G.I.Joe fandom.
Great review & show. Thanks to everyone who participated. :-)
It’s a sad world we live in that Hasbro can make a million Star Wars toys that nobody buys but can’t make not one single GI Joe toy in 2019.
I love this figure and was the last I got from the "Original Line" at a point where I saw the line as sadly at its end.
Action Solider, Action Sailor and Action Marine were the last G.I. Joe action figures I got in 1994. Despite the passage of time, G.I. Joe is still one of my favorite childhood toys.
I'm already excited for this. Not many on Joe fans here on UA-cam talk about this figure much for some reason.
I very much agree since he is the reason gi Joe is called gi Joe in the first place after all wasn't he supposed to be the original Joe as Well???
@@AgentSmartnumber86 Yes, according to Larry Hama's writing in the Marvel comic book series Joe Colton was originally code named G.I. Joe by President John F. Kennedy in the 1960's. He was selected to lead a specialized team of best and brightest personnel the Army had to offer. In honor of all the classified work he did the 1960's, the modern G.I. Joe team took its name from his original code name when they were founded later on. Issue #86 of the Marvel series is his first appearance, he would then appear in many other issues as well as having his origin story detailed in flashbacks in issue # 152.
Thanks for this video Bryan! I needed more info on the origin and now that you've made it clear the '94 figure uniform is based on the '64 soldier with added green beret hat - it's all the more clear. I had been wondering about this for YEARS.
I think this is a great figure because it has that style of the original G.I.Joes from the 60's like a toy from that line that never came out done in 3 in 3 quarter inch form.
Great episode! Glad to hear from fellow collectors and fans. As for the figure - those low arms kill me. That's why I still haven't bought one.
HCC another wonderful video. This one was special with how you tied the figure and JoeCon together.
Thanks again for another great review, I learned so much about this toy and character, as well as the history, I remember some of my early GI Joe catalogs and saw this figure with the hit n run figure m-16 rifle, I think that is the proper weapon GI Joe should have came with, it's hard to get this figure for a decent price, also were those some of classic GI Joe figures I sent you that's awesome.
I’ve always wondered why he came with a comically-oversized rifle rather than a more realistic looking one.
JoeCon 2014 was my first and only Joecon, I unfortunately never got a chance to attend any of the following conventions. Still, those three days were a lot of fun. It was cool to meet and mingle with other people who shared a similar hobby, and who had done so for far much longer than myself (I only collect modern era figures - my younger brother received and played with the 80s-era Joes, though I was a fan of the Sunbow cartoon growing up). What was really awesome, though, was getting the opportunity to meet and talk with Morgan Lofting (Baroness), B.J. Ward (Scarlett), and Michael Bell (Duke) - they were all so friendly and open, and hearing them tell their old stories about their time in the voice-over industry was great.
Thank you hcc788
I have a complicated head canon regarding which of the original 12 inch Joe's this is supposed to be. Because, you know, these things are important.
I know this is more thought than Hasbro ever put into it, but for a while, I considered G.I. Joe Colton to be the same "character" as the Action Soldier also released in 1994 (which is of course supposed to be a miniaturized version of the very first GI Joe doll from 1964).
Now I'm starting to think (and again, this is all little more than fanfic, but I am connecting dots that has Hasbro has unintentionally given me) that "Joe Colton" wasn't the doll released in 1964, but rather the Green Beret doll released a couple of years later, meaning that "GI Joe" wasn't the first GI Joe toy.
Either that or Action Soldier, GREEN Beret, and Joe Colton are all the same character.
Or I'm just high on cold medicine. Anyway, cheers!
Can’t wait!
My first and only JoeCon was Loveland, CO. I thought it was great experience. I spent more money than I ever did. I knew of JoeCon and Fun Publication before, but never had the money to buy exclusives and fly out to any cons. Loveland was the best for me since it was only 10 miles from my house.
Nice video i had both the 12in and 3 3/4 mail in figures sadly they were stolen with the rest of my G.I. Joes and toy collection as well as my comic book collection of over 7000+ comics.. JoeCon is still on my bucket list
28:45 The old G.I.Joe toy right heres face kinda looks like Duke.
I understand what your saying about this toy being the spirit of the line, but I just can't get over how low those arms are on the side of the body. Just makes it look wrong.
I totally have to have my Hasbro WWF Lex Luger bodyslam my Hasbro WWF Yokozuna on the deck of the USS Flagg now lol
I almost bought the 12' figure, I did nt know about this one.
but, looking at his arms and gun... I did nt miss much.
it says a lot about the management at the time, they butchered the most important character of the line.
with such vehicles as the rat, the circus color scheme and designs, they killed it.
doing it again, I d get about half of what was released now, and that is pretty good,
because not much else is worth collecting in my opinion.
I think that the future of Joe lies in a new adventure team but with a villain.
military toys have a bad rep, an action adventure line is what s best to expect to be a marketable hit.
I d see Zartan and his gang fit this role well, hopefully, Hasbro would sell their bikes this time...
good show!!!
Good review of JoeCon history. I only learned about the cons and the club when the last one happened. I didn’t make it there.
Looking forward to this. Joe Colton was in a way a final goodbye to the lineup. I just wish that had given him a legit M-16 rifle instead of that horrid huge thing they gave him for a weapon.
It’s weird that they gave the released version the giant gun, when the mail order catalogue has him holding a more properly-scaled machine gun.
Yeah, the oversized M60 is not one of the better weapons Hasbro produced. Still compared to some of the accessories choices for the action figures after the year 2000, it is forgivable in my book. The 2004 Toys RUs exclusive Nightforce six pack had everyone with accessories from Firefly version one and none of their trademark weapons. To me Roadblock is not complete unless he has his Browning M2HB machine gun and Flint without a shotgun and his backpack just does not feel right either. I am glad that I was able to get extras of the proper accessories for the characters in that set.
I have gotten the impression that Hasbro doesn't really give a damn about G.I. Joe fans. They constantly re-hash transformers lines, but have given only a trickle of G.i. Joe runs since 1994. I have very little love for the company.
The arms on this figure just kill me. Why are they sooooo lowwwww
Maybe from carrying that oversized M60?
I'm very excited for this figure I have the new anniversary version of Joe Colton but for some reason he's never really talked about in the Joe community he's the reason why gi Joe is called gi Joe is he the founder though? Well I guess I will find out from your video when it is up loaded I'm really looking forward to this one ☺☺🙄🙄
Great review! It is a great figure in its significance, but the figure itself, and I agree with your assessment that this figure is kinda meh.
FYI, Marvel G.I.Joe #86 stated that Jane was the one that earned a Ph.D in physics, not Joe.
Call back to the crimson twins. The scar😉
Here I thought waiting 2 years for the 12 inch was rough. But my the details are just not here on the smaller figure.
Why wasn't he released in the 82 line no one in that series had a beret and Joe Colton would've fit in perfectly being the quintessential GI Joe first of many but he was released instead only as a mail away at the end of the line?!?!
He would've made a better version of Hawk than the actual version of Hawk released that year.
Although the shoulders are misplaced a bit I'd rate this a solid top-tier figure. The file card could have been a lot more modest.
I just started collecting the line from 2002-2004 love the devils due and IDW inspired looks of the figures... would be amazing if you did an honest review of those lines (gijoe vs Cobra, spy troops, and valor vs venom) I would love to hear what you have to say about them both good and bad HCC
Only two and a half hours left to go
Yo who made that beat
Anybody else think Joe Colton is hot, you know before she started crying.
For being such a honorable Joe...they made him crappy. They could of put more effort into making him. Sad
You know I wish you would cut the so-called comedy crap out and just get to the toy review for the history of the toy just stop all the stupid nonsense I'm sick of it
Extreme crap