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Product Description
What exactly is Cobra Commander’s motivation for world domination? We think you’ll be able to put the pieces of this mystery together with this 1000-piece G.I. Joe puzzle of Cobra’s mercurial leader!
This 18”x24” (50cm x 70cm) G.I. Joe puzzle of Cobra Commander depicts the egotistical Cobra leader in a manner that seems solidly in line with his vainglorious opinion of himself.
If you’re a fan of Cobra, once completed, this puzzle could be suitable for framing. If you’re a fan of the Joes, adhering this 1000-piece G.I. Joe puzzle of Cobra Commander to a dartboard might be more your style!
Product Features
- 18 x 24 inches (50cm x 70cm)
- Made of cardboard
- Based on the G.I. Joe franchise
Box Contents
1,000 Puzzle pieces
Additional Details
G.I. Joe is an American media franchise that became highly successful due to the franchises varios action figure lines throughout the decades. Owned by Hasbro, the company produces a popular collection of action figures and other collectables based on the G.I. Joe brand. G.I. Joe has expanded to various media forms that include animates series and live-action films that continue to display the popularity of the military themed franchise.
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