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>Such as poor Roadblock, whose bizarre mental condition causes him to
>only speak in jive talking rhyme :)

Word.

>>O'Hara worked closely with the Autobot intelligence officer Bumblebee
>
>The ultimate 80's cartoon teamup. It almost had to happen.

Well, after Devil's Due went and did that cover for GI Joe vs. the Transformers #1 (seen above as Scarlett's file pic, minus the fiddly cover graphics courtesy of our very own Wedge), what else could I possibly do? :)

>as a Deadpool fan I'm very pleased to see he found a home. A universe
>without Deadpool just doesn't fill its requirement for hilariously
>scary-homicidal ninja.

Agreed. Now, if I can just structure his first appearance so that it involves someone blurting incredulously, "Deadpool?!" :)

>>Cover Girl
>>(Courtney A. Krieger)
>
>Why Cover Girl?

No special reason; I just kinda like her. She's the original Tank Girl. And a lot of people tend to forget that there were more than two female Joes.

>All and all, a great write up. By the by, were these pictures taken
>from the fairly new GI Joe comic? I haven't read much of it, but I do
>remember chuckling at Beachhead pummeling some new recruits.

Yes. Scarlett and Lady Jaye's pics came from GI Joe vs. the Transformers, Flint and Cover Girl are from the covers of new-Joe-series issues, and I swiped Snake Eyes from the Devil's Due website. (Apologies for the lousy scan quality on Jaye's file shot; I don't actually have a scanner, so I had to sort of fake it with a digital camera. :)

Oh, and Deadpool came from a random Deadpool website. I was amused that he ended up about the same scale as Snake, so I composited the images. (You can tell which one of them works out for power and which one for agility... :)

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