Can you believe this is a page from a coloring book? From what I can tell, it came from the same Rise of Cobra book that featured a color by number page comprised of three colors, most of which were black. Makes sense though, when you consider the movie uniforms were done in black, off black and slightly less black.
I’d like to find the actual book to see what the caption might read. Of course the likenesses don’t resemble the actors, looking more like a panel from a J. Scott Campbell comic. Danger Girl Meets GI Joe?
Ah yes, remember the training montage in Rise of Cobra? Wherein Duke not only bested Snake Eyes in hand-to-hand combat, but Brendan Fraser also cameo-ed by rolling up on a goofy three-wheeler. It was the oddest intro in GI Joe lore since Torpedo was met in the MASS Device to…
Destro and the HISS are certainly a memorable combination to fans of the Marvel GI Joe comic. The Cobra Commander/Destro/Baroness triangle came to a head in a scene that prominently featured the Cobra high speed tank. In this coloring book page, Destro can't wait to get the HISS into action.…
Grab your drab crayons kids, because it's time for another Rise of Cobra coloring book page. As much as I didn't care for the film's costume designs, I have to give props for the amount of tie-in merch that was around in 2009. Not great stuff, but available. Faint praise…
Wayans’s character here bears a strong resemblance, appropriately enough, to Williams, resident trouble-making dope and all-around dirtbag from Marvel’s The ‘Nam (which Larry Hama edited, appropriately enough).
This is such an odd scene for a coloring book! Maybe from a comic adaptation that they just printed in monotone? More appropriate would’ve been Ripcord cracking wise with Scarlett looking disinterested on the treadmill. Here, he looks like a slick gym rat, or worse, and undercover Cobra agent!
Wayans’s character here bears a strong resemblance, appropriately enough, to Williams, resident trouble-making dope and all-around dirtbag from Marvel’s The ‘Nam (which Larry Hama edited, appropriately enough).
This is such an odd scene for a coloring book! Maybe from a comic adaptation that they just printed in monotone? More appropriate would’ve been Ripcord cracking wise with Scarlett looking disinterested on the treadmill. Here, he looks like a slick gym rat, or worse, and undercover Cobra agent!
He actually looks more like Stalker, than Marlon Wayans.
Sorry, I meant to type, Marlon Wayan’s version of Ripcord.