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An action doll is a redressable action figure, such as GI Joe.
No, the G.I. JOE action figure franchise in fictional.
The term "action figure" was first coined by Hasbro in 1964, to market their G.I. Joe figure to boys who wouldn't play with dolls. G.I. Joe was initially a military-themed 11.5-inch figure proposed by marketing and toy idea-man Stan Weston.
Action Figure was a term first coined by Hasbro for the GI JOE toys.
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G.I. Joe, I think. (:
A GI Joe is an action figuire. Much different than a doll. As to say a Barbie Doll There are two ways to answer this question. One is that, no, GI Joe is an action figure while Barbie is a fashion doll. The other is to say, no, because only dolls that Mattel makes are considered Barbie dolls, while Joe is manufactured by Hasbro.
The Hasbro action figure named after a Robert Mitchum film is "G.I. Joe." The name was inspired by the 1965 film "The Green Berets," in which Mitchum starred. The character of G.I. Joe was created as a toy line representing American soldiers, and the name became synonymous with action figures in general.
Which Joe do you mean? There must be millions of Joes across the world.
the strongest figure is Joe Zombie
No, the first GI Joe action figures were released at the height of the Vietnam Conflict (1964).
I am not aware of any dolls based directly on the late Michael Jackson. There were action figure- GI=joe types called , appropriately Action Jackson toys in the late sixties. they were smaller scaled than GI Joe. not around now.