Breaking news out of Hollywood today, Ursula Corbero has been cast to play the Baroness in the upcoming live action G.I. Joe Snake Eyes movie. Ursula Corbero is best known to people in the USA from the Netflix series Money Heist.
Check out some images of Ursula Corbero the future Baroness after the jump.
HN Entertainment is exclusively reporting that The Baroness will make an appearance on the upcoming G.I. Joe: Snake Eyes live action movie.
Auditions are said to be taking place with participation from known and unknown actresses in the movie business.
The story is said to be a reboot to the G.I. Joe movie franchise very much like Transformers: Bumblebee.
The site states that the fans will hear about more characters in the coming weeks.
Sideshow and Pop Culture Shock Collectibles present the Baroness 1:4 Scale Statue, fighting for Cobra against your brigade of G.I. Joe collectibles.
The Baroness Statue measures 22” tall as the ruthless lieutenant straddles the turret cannon of the Moray while it sinks beneath the water. Blue translucent waves churn against the red hydrofoil as Baroness stands her ground, waiting for extraction from the battle against G.I. Joe.
The Baroness features an entirely sculpted costume inspired by her classic animated appearance. Her sleek black catsuit, boots, and grey gloves have dynamic textures that mimic the movement of real fabric, along with grey piping accents for detail. Her determined portrait includes her famous black-rimmed glasses, while red lipstick and the Cobra logo on her chest add a pop of color to her dark look. The Baroness is armed with a pistol and rifle, making this femme fatale a dangerous beauty to behold.
The Exclusive Edition of the Baroness 1:4 Scale Statue includes an alternate smirking portrait with dramatic, windswept hair. Give the Baroness some added attitude with this exclusive display option.
Carry out Cobra’s latest battle plans and enlist the Baroness 1:4 Scale Statue from PCS Collectibles in your G.I. Joe collection today!
At Toy Fair 2019, Kotobukiya had the G.I. Joe – Scarlett Bishoujo Statue on display. They had artwork showcasing Lady Jaye and the Baroness as well. See the photos by clicking the headline of the story.
It’s been a few days, but legendary GI Joe artist Russ Heath has passed away. If you’re not immediately familiar with his name, you’ll certainly be familiar with his work, he was responsible for the basic look and feel for the Sunbow GI Joe characters, locations, animals, vehicles and storyboards. He penciled Marvel’s GI Joe issue #24 and inked issue #64. He also did a lot of work on titles like the Punisher and Punisher War Journal, etc…
Tim Finn has blogged a wonderful tribute on A Real American Book that I wanted to share with everyone here at Hiss Tank.
Here are some images of Kotobukiya’s Bishoujo Series Scarlett and The Baroness statues fresh from SDCC!
Hisstank member USAgent shows us his custom 6 inch Baroness. He did a fantastic job! Check it out!
The long awaited The Joy of Joe is now available to purchase in print and digitally. This compilation was the brainchild of Jim Beard (with Justin Bell and Bill Nedrow) and features essays from thirty of the brand’s most ardent fans. Go grab yours right now.
For well over fifty years the joy that kids feel for G.I. Joe, Hasbro’s toy phenomenon, stands as nothing short of amazing. Few other creations can boast of such an enduring love from fans of all ages across the globe.
Fall in with thirty such fans as they tell tales of childhoods marching alongside Joe through action and adventure, creating memories that have lasted lifetimes. THE JOY OF JOE will amuse you and touch your heart!
Featuring essays by Paul Kupperberg, Fabian Nicieza, Jerry Ordway, Dave West, Alan Porter, and many more!
Introducing the Whatnot G.I. Joe Super Deformed figures and Vehicles that are 4.5 inches tall and 2.5 inches tall, are fully articulated and poseable and come with accessories, which are usually the weapon they are known for.
Check out all the new images after the jump.
Back in 2007 we all got to see some wonderful images online and in magazines of a new line of GI Joe action figures. I personally remember seeing Snake Eyes and was super excited to learn more.
Initially we got two 5-packs, one Cobra and one GI Joe. Packaged in a beautiful box with either a Cobra or GI Joe logo music box, precut file cards, tons of accessories and figure stands.
We all soon discovered that with removable heads, body parts, and accessories, these became a customizer’s dream! They enabled us to tweak our figures to our individual liking and then be able to share our customs and collections online.
Soon after came yet another awesome 5-pack, featuring more Cobra baddies and then a series of carded figures with ARAH inspired art with characters like Beachhead, Flint and Shipwreck… the rest is history.
Tell us your 25th Anniversary story after the jump.