GIJoe Classified Law & Order

I was just a kid when the animated GIJoe movie dropped in 1987. It was surreal watching GIjoe inside of a movie theater. Even cooler was the fact that we got to see some of our favorite Joe figures cartoon debut. Jinx, Tunnel Rat, Falcon and my favorite , Law & Order! Law being a Latino in the film was nice to see. Until then the only Spanish Joe, to my knowledge, was Zap Melendez. 

I've said it before, these figures are works of art. I could see myself buying the majority of this line If I had the space. I think they are that impressive. That said, Classified has been cranking out figures at an astounding pace and because of that I now have a nice variety to cherry pick from.
Law & Order are the newest additions to my collection. 


Comments

  1. GIJigsawFebruary 25, 2026 at 6:30 AM

    Law and Order is an awesome figure. Any figure with a dog/K9 rocks.

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  2. FujiFebruary 25, 2026 at 9:53 AM

    Law and Order look fantastic! Love that they gave Order multiple heads.

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