The final card I did this go round, Bullet Man was one I really wanted to do because I have a lot of happy memories playing with him. I struggled finding the right image but eventually chose this one so I could shoe horn in my other favourite Joe toy of that era, the Capture Copter.
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I had everything in that picture except for the fake trees. I used to love pressing that button that made the blades rotate. And I still say that beneath his helmet, Bulletman looked like Steve Garvey.
I always wanted a Bulletman. My mom sold all my GI Joe stuff in a garage sale while I was out of town once.
I loved my Bulletman until the day he slid down that tether cord he came with, and right into the jaws of our dog…
I forgot about this guy. I am pretty sure I had this. I had more of the Big Jim’s. Was he a super hero or something?