The Ultimate Guide to G.I. Joe 1982-1994: Identification & Price Guide: Identification and Price Guide Paperback – 30 Jun. 2009

Another great action figure book from Mark Bellomo. It is really nice being able to flick through the pages and see all the figures and all their accessories. It also helps keep track of what figures and toys you have, which you still need and which you used to have.The only bad thing I can say about it is that it lets you see the poor design choices Hasbro made for the line in it's last few years. All the ninja squads, Eco troops, space brigades, ant drug groups and all the bright neon coloured uniforms and vehicles.

This is a brilliant and detailled reference material for all fans of the 3.75 military outfit commonly known as G.I Joe. Every part of this book is a reminder of how cool the 80's was growing up! The toys of today just don't compare!

This is a great, if not the best collectors guide books for the G.I. Joe toys, with many nice pictures of figures & vehicles.Any G.I Joe collector simply must have this book.

Good thanks

I bought Volume 1 a couple of years ago and as such, was excited to see there was a new volume. Actually, I was rather surprised to see Volume 2 didn't get much attention and it was actually by chance I found out there was a new volume.Volume 2 has everything Volume 1 had and even more. You'll find the most complete overview around, back history, funny notes, detailed information, variations etc... It's hard to believe that a publication which was already near perfect could be made even better. The biggest improvement is probably the better quality of the pictures. This being said, you won't find much new in this volume either. And that's maybe my only complaint. I would rather have seen a book focusing on the post-1994 era. Another minor point are the guide prices. I sometimes feel values for loose items are slightly underestimated. But I think this is also mainly due to the fact that the European/international market is not the same as the US market.All together, I cannot recommend this book enough, especially if you don't own Volume 1. Whether you're a die hard collector or a nostalgic person thinking back about his childhood memories, you'll tremendously enjoy this publication. I can only hope that the writer will now focus on the post-1994 era.

Another excellent book from the author and I would almost say it is better than his Transformers book (I also own that one). Loads of figures and vehicles/playsets listed here with lovely colour photos and descriptions.I've heard he will do a Masters of the Universe guide to coincide with any future MOTU live action film - I for one will be buying that one too. As a collector (and former owner of Transformers and MOTU) I would honestly say I would prefer the money from the toys I've sold from using these books and to have them all timeless and in perfect condition held within these pages.I intend to use this guide to start selling my Action Force/GI Joe on ebay soon.Fab book and top marks from an author who knows and loves his action figures!