Super7 GI Joe ReAction+ Tiger Force Wild Bill Target Exclusive In Hand Images

Ya! Ya! Move out, now! Super7 is bringing the heat with their GI Joe ReAction+ Tiger Force Wild Bill Target Exclusive, and boy are we thrilled because this one is already hitting Target store shelves! little while back we brought you news that Super7 GI Joe ReAction+ Ninja Force Target Exclusives were confirmed, and now these awesome figures are starting to hit Target shelves across the country! We managed to get our hands on one to bring you in hand images, and I have to say, this figure is really cool. The Tiger Force sub-team has always been one of my favorite corners of the GI Joe universe, and seeing Wild Bill get the tiger stripe treatment in the ReAction+ format is super exciting. There’s something so much fun about these ReAction+ figures capturing that vintage feel while giving us these amazing deco variants that we never got back in the day. So let’s take a look at the Super7 GI Joe ReAction+ Tiger Force Wild Bill Target Exclusive!

The card art is a real treat here, with Wild Bill rendered in a painterly style full of motion and personality. His Tiger Force color scheme of olive green, orange tiger-striped accents, and red suspenders pops against the flame-licked background, and the illustrated version does a great job capturing the cowboy swagger with his wide-brimmed hat, aviator sunglasses, and thick mustache.

These new Tiger Force Wild Bill figures are starting to hit Target Store shelves and boy is it exciting to see that colorful cardback sitting on the peg! You can see how the Tiger Force deco translates on the actual figure through the blister, with the orange tiger stripes running down both arms and the olive green pants matching the cowboy hat nicely. His accessories include a red pistol and what looks like a red lasso, both tucked into the bubble alongside him.

Here’s a closer look at Wild Bill’s card back packaging, and the card art on this packaging is wild with all it’s Tiger Force motif. Wild Bill looks great in his Tiger Force themed outfit. I like the way the black vest sits over those tiger-striped arms, creating a nice layered effect with the red suspenders crossing over the chest. The sculpt on the cowboy hat has a subtle brim curve and a small decorative band that adds just enough character to sell the look at this scale.

The back of the card nails the vintage file card format, with Wild Bill’s dossier laid out in a dashed-border cutout that includes his specialty as a helicopter pilot and his birthplace of Brady, Texas. Cross-sell art for Duke and Snake Eyes rounds out the Tiger Force roster, each illustrated in matching tiger-stripe style with flame accents behind them.

Sporting olive green cargo pants with sculpted pocket and knee pad details, Wild Bill’s lower half has a rugged field-ready look that pairs well with the matching green boots. The gold belt buckle is a small but satisfying touch that breaks up the transition between the orange shirt and the olive drab below.

I like how they’ve got Wild Bill tipping his hat here, and you can really appreciate the face sculpt with those thick aviator shades and the neatly shaped mustache sitting just right above his lip. The red pistol has a compact, simplified design that fits the figure’s retro proportions perfectly, and that red communicator pack strap draped diagonally across the torso adds a nice splash of color against the dark vest.

Something I appreciate here is how the orange tiger-striped sleeves really pop against the dark vest when you get Wild Bill into a wider action pose, with those sculpted silver snaps running down the forearms catching your attention. The red communicator pack draped across his torso has a nice flexible quality to it, and you can see it holds its position well without sliding around.

Here’s a closer look at Wild Bill from the side, and you can see how the small triangular insignia on his upper arm adds a subtle bit of color with its blue and green detail against the orange sleeve. The olive hat’s brim has a clean profile from this angle.

Here’s a look at Wild Bill from the back, and the dark vest has a clean, uncluttered sculpt with a visible screw hole that’s typical of the retro construction style these figures lean into. The red communicator strap crosses diagonally down from the shoulder, and you can see it terminates in a small red strap resting against his lower back.

From this side profile, you can really appreciate how the layered elements stack up, with the vest’s trim creating a clean border where it meets the orange tiger-striped shirt underneath. The sculpted cargo pocket on the thigh has a nice raised edge that gives the olive pants some welcome depth beyond just a flat surface.