Hasbro’s first G.I. Joe Classified Yo Joe June event came with a new wave of pre-orders that include figures for Albert “Alpine” Pine, Iron Grenadier, Iron Grenadier B.A.T., Storm Shadow V2 and the highly anticipated Sgt, Slaughter Mad Marauders. There’s also the Cobra Stinger vehicle and a collection of Retro figures. Details about these figures can be found below complete with pre-order links, but you’ll want to grab the Stinger vehicle set right away as you can score a 10% in-stock discount and free U.S. shipping here at Entertainment Earth using our exclusive Comicbook link.
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- G.I Joe Classified Storm Shadow V2 ($24.99) – See at Entertainment Earth / Amazon
- G.I Joe Classified Albert “Alpine” Pine ($24.99) – See at Entertainment Earth / Amazon
- G.I Joe Classified Iron Grenadier ($24.99) – See at Entertainment Earth / Amazon
- G.I Joe Classified Iron Grenadier B.A.T. ($24.99) – See at Entertainment Earth / Amazon
- Retro Cobra Commander, Cobra Trooper, and Stalker figures – See at Entertainment Earth / here on Amazon
- Sgt. Slaughter Mad Marauders – See at Entertainment Earth and here on Amazon
- Mad Marauders Spirit and Lowlight – Hasbro Pulse exclusives
- G.I. Joe Classified Cobra Stinger with Driver – See at Entertainment Earth and here on Amazon
A Transformers / G.I. Joe Crossover Movie Is On The Way
Paramount Pictures recently confirmed that a live-action Transformers / G.I. Joe crossover movie is in the works as a sequel to last year’s Transformers: Rise of the Beasts. Transformers franchise producers Lorenzo di Bonaventura, Steven Spielberg, Michael Bay, Mark Vahradian, Tom DeSanto, and Don Murphy are on board for the new movie and Chris Hemsworth is currently in talks to star.
In February, di Bonaventura told ComicBook that “we are going to deliver on the promise we made,” referring to the Beasts stinger scene teasing a crossover between the robots in disguise and the real American heroes.
“We’ve talked about it since the beginning of the franchise because the fans have been like, ‘Come on, when you are going to do Joe?!’” di Bonaventura said. “The truth of the matter is there’s so many great Transformers characters that we didn’t feel like we needed to rush and do G.I. Joe. But you also want an organic way, otherwise it feels like a cynical exercise.”
