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G.I. Joe Animation Art – “The Wrong Stuff”
As much as I love G.I. Joe toys and comics, I was a fan of the animation first. I went to school for animation, and teach it, and the Sunbow/Marvel G.I. Joe (along with Transformers) are my top shows. Vivid color, strong animation, smart writing, superb sound design, stellar music, and top-notch voice acting bring me back to these two series again and again. They’re charming. And their strengths are such that I can blissfully ignore their many flaws, like the ease with which a squad of Joes flies into space in F-14 jets, or return via parachute.
But Flint Dille and Stanley Ralph Ross’ “The Wrong Stuff,” for all its silliness, is one of the series’ best episodes. One day I’ll write a long post about it, but in a word, it’s funny. So let’s celebrate that fun with an original production cel and background of Wild Bill in full astronaut regalia. Click for larger: Continue reading
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