Super7 250th GI Joe ReAction+ Wave 8 Preorders & Official Images

Yo Joe! Coming soon to Walmart Collector Con on October 8th and 9th, we have the Super7 250th GI Joe ReAction+ Wave 8 preorders and official images! We actually spotted these listings a little while back in our coverage of the Super7 250th GI Joe ReAction+ Wave 8 listings discovered on Walmart, and now we finally get to see the official images for the full wave. Huge thanks to toyhuntershollow on Instagram for the heads up! Super7 continues to knock it out of the park with their 250th anniversary GI Joe ReAction+ line, and this wave looks amazing. These Walmart exclusive figures are always so much fun to collect, and I love how Super7 keeps diving deeper into the Real American Hero roster with each new wave. The ReAction+ format with the added articulation really suits the GI Joe brand, and it’s super exciting to see this line still going strong at wave 8. If you’re looking to lock in your preorders, head over to our affiliate partner Walmart and grab them before they sell out. You can preorder them right now using the links below. As always, we appreciate you using our links to support the site! So let’s take a look at the Super7 250th GI Joe ReAction+ Wave 8 preorders and official images!

Here’s a look at all four cards from the 250th wave, and the packaging artwork on each one is fantastic. Wild Bill’s card features him in his signature red vest, cowboy hat, and blue-grey camo pants against a splattered red and blue backdrop, while Flash gets a great illustration showing off his blue laser trooper gear and red equipment. Snake Eyes looks fierce in a red and blue color scheme that’s a cool departure from his usual all-black, and Chuckles rounds out the wave with his classic Hawaiian shirt and shoulder holster depicted in a punchy, action-ready illustration.

Where to Buy

You can preorder the figures at the following retailers below

Snake Eyes

Snake Eyes comes packaged with a silver pistol and what appears to be a star-shaped figure stand tucked into the bubble above the blister tray. The figure itself carries that same red and blue camo deco from head to toe, with silver knee pads and wrist guards breaking up the pattern nicely.

The card art for Snake Eyes leans into a striking red and blue camo pattern across his full commando suit, with splashes of red paint behind him adding energy to the illustration. His red-tinted visor and matching camo balaclava give this version a really distinct look compared to the classic all-black takes on the character.

The back of Snake Eyes’ card features his file card listing his specialty as Commando with a file name and birthplace both marked as CLASSIFIED, plus a great little illustrated portrait showing him in his blue and red deco with a sword drawn. I like how the quote at the bottom, “The man is a total mystery but he’s real good at his job, heck, he’s the best,” captures the character perfectly alongside the same eight-figure lineup displayed across the top row.

Covered in a bold red and blue camouflage pattern from head to toe, Snake Eyes looks completely different from his classic black ops look, and the color scheme really pops in person. He comes with a silver laser rifle and that same silver star-shaped figure stand, while sculpted details like the shoulder straps, arm guards, and a holster on his right thigh add some nice layering to the retro silhouette.

Flash

Flash’s card art is bursting with energy, showing him in a deep blue jumpsuit with a red laser rifle and matching red backpack equipment, all framed by a bold red and blue paint-splatter effect. Inside the blister, you can see the figure in his red and white quilted chest armor alongside a dark grey helmet with visor and what appears to be his laser rifle, plus the limited silver star-shaped figure stand.

The card art for Flash features a bold red and blue explosion of color behind him, with his helmet visor down and his laser rifle gripped tightly. His included accessories sit below on the red blister tray, with a blue dome helmet, what looks like a figure stand, and the XML-14 power pack alongside the familiar silver star bubble above.

The back of Flash’s card includes a file card identifying him as Anthony S. Gambello, a Laser Rifle Trooper from Lodi, California, with specialties in Infantry and Electronics CBR. I like how the illustrated portrait captures his blue helmet and red-accented gear, tying it all back nicely to the front card artwork.

Flash’s full accessory spread is laid out here, and it’s a nice kit: a navy blue helmet with a clear visor, a red backpack unit with a flexible grey hose connecting to his red laser rifle, and that silver star-shaped figure stand. You can see how the quilted white padding on his chest and thighs contrasts sharply against the deep navy jumpsuit and red trim, with matching red gloves and boots tying the whole color scheme together.

Chuckles

The card art for Chuckles shows him in full stride with his pistol drawn, his unbuttoned Hawaiian shirt whipping open to reveal a bare chest underneath, all set against bold splashes of red and blue. Packed alongside him in the blister you can see a pistol, a shoulder holster, and what looks like a figure stand, all in a dark navy plastic.

The card art does a great job capturing Chuckles’ signature look, with his open Hawaiian shirt in red and white and a shoulder holster strapped across his chest. A silver star-shaped accessory bubble sits alongside the figure, with his pistol and holster packed below on the bright blue blister tray.

The back of Chuckles’ card features a classic file card with his real name, Philip M. Provost, and his specialty in Criminal Investigations Division, complete with a small illustrated portrait that matches the front card art’s energy. Along the top, eight figures from the wave and broader lineup are showcased in individual burst frames, including Snake Eyes, Lady Jaye, Duke, Falcon, a camo variant Snake Eyes, Wild Bill, and Flash.

Clunkles comes with a solid little accessory spread: a grey pistol, a navy blue shoulder holster with a strap, and a silver star-shaped figure stand. Sporting that red and white camo Hawaiian shirt with an open collar, dark navy pants, and a grey utility belt, he’s got a clean retro look that nails the vintage ReAction aesthetic.

Wild Bill

Wild Bill’s card art is one of my favorites in this wave, with a great illustration of him mid-action in his cowboy hat and aviator sunglasses, a dark shoulder strap crossing his red vest diagonally while blue-grey camo pants flow into sturdy boots. Inside the blister, his accessories include a small brown pistol, a communicator with a looped cord, and the limited silver star-shaped figure stand sitting alongside the figure itself.

The card art for Wild Bill shows him in his classic cowboy hat and aviator sunglasses, with red paint splashes behind him echoing the patriotic color scheme of the card design. His accessories include a pistol, a communicator, and a figure stand, all packed alongside the figure on a bright blue blister tray.

The back of Wild Bill’s card includes his file card identifying him as William S. Hardy, a Helicopter Pilot from Brady, Texas, with a secondary specialty in Fixed Wing Pilot and Aircraft Armorer. I like how the bio leans into his personality, describing him as amiable, slow talking, and someone who fancies himself a country-western singer, which is such a perfect detail for the character.

Wild Bill’s full accessory layout gives you a good look at everything he ships with: a navy blue pistol, a communicator with a looped strap, and that silver star-shaped figure stand. Outfitted with his signature cowboy hat and aviator sunglasses over a thick brown mustache, the red vest with silver shoulder straps and riveted snaps sits over a crisp white collared shirt, while the navy and white camo pants tucked into dark boots finish off that perfect vintage cowboy-meets-military look.