Wave 13 Super7 G.I. Joe ReAction+ In Hand Images

Yo Joe! Huge thanks to @thefullforcepodcast for sharing these amazing in hand images of the Wave 13 Super7 G.I. Joe ReAction+ figures, courtesy of Shannon Mcatasney! Boy are we thrilled to get a closer look at these, because this wave is pulling from one of the most fun corners of the G.I. Joe universe with a Ninja Force theme. I always loved the Ninja Force sub-line growing up, those bright colors and action features made them stand out on the pegs, and seeing Super7 translate that energy into the ReAction+ format is super exciting. From what we can see, it looks like the mainline wave will feature three figures along with a Target Exclusive Python Patrol Zartan, which is a really cool deep cut choice. Lady Jaye is looking stunning in this wave, and Alpine is right there too giving us some fantastic representation of the classic roster. And of course you can’t have a proper Joe lineup without some Cobra opposition, and that B.A.T. is looking so much fun in this scale. How cool is that?! It’s great to see Super7 continuing to dig into the rich history of the G.I. Joe line and giving us these gems wave after wave. The ReAction+ format has been such a perfect home for the Real American Hero crew, and this Ninja Force direction just shows they aren’t afraid to go beyond the obvious picks. So let’s take a look at the Wave 13 Super7 G.I. Joe ReAction+ in hand images!

Wave 13 is shaping up to be an awesome wave with some classic figures in their Sunbow looks, plus Ninja Force and Python Patrol versions of our favorite characters! It’s nice to see the full wave spread out together, and how the two Ninja Force cards with their vivid pink and purple color scheme contrast against the classic red, white, and blue card backs behind them. The B.A.T. really catches my eye here, with his blue and yellow armor deco and that bold red chest circle, plus a full tray of yellow accessories that looks like it includes a flamethrower attachment and swappable arm weapons.

Firefly

The card art for Firefly features an explosive orange and red burst behind a detailed illustration of him clutching his rifle, with fiery tones contrasting against his darker blue camo uniform. His accessories in the blister include what looks like a submachine gun and a satchel charge, both cast in a matching gray plastic that complements the straps sculpted across his chest.

The back of Firefly’s card rounds out the packaging with his file card listing him as Cobra’s saboteur, specializing in sabotage and demolitions, with a birthplace listed as “Classified” and a real name simply marked “Unknown.” His quote at the bottom, “I came, I saw, I blew it up,” is a perfect bit of vintage flavor, and the small illustrated portrait in the dossier shows him in his classic gray and blue gear cradling a rifle against his chest.

Firefly’s blue camouflage pattern has a great contrast between the dark navy splotches and the lighter blue base, covering the uniform from head to toe. The flamethrower accessory with its gray hose adds a nice bit of visual weight, and I like how the sculpt on his balaclava keeps that classic saboteur look clean and simple.

You can see how the gray backpack sits snugly against Firefly’s back, with sculpted straps running over his shoulders and a flexible hose that connects down to the flamethrower barrel. The blue camo wraps consistently around the figure’s arms and legs from this rear angle, and those dark navy bands at his wrists and ankles give the uniform a layered, segmented feel.

Firefly and the B.A.T. make a great pair side by side, and you can really appreciate how different the two color palettes are, with Firefly’s cool blue camo tones sitting next to the B.A.T.’s bold green, red, and orange combination. The B.A.T.’s quilted red chest panel and matching kneepads have a nice texture to them, and that green helmet with the clear flip-down visor is a fun retro detail.

Zartan (Python Patrol)

The card art for Zartan leans into the Python Patrol theme with a green and yellow snake-scale pattern winding across the background, and the illustration captures his cowl, silver chest armor, and knee pads with a menacing scowl. I like how the figure in the blister carries those green camo swirls across his hood and exposed skin, tying the whole Python Patrol colorway together alongside his olive quiver and bow accessories.

The back of Zartan’s card features a grid of character portraits for the full wave and beyond, each framed in a fiery orange and red starburst, with names like Mara, Scarlett (Arctic), Snake Eyes (Radioactive), and Chuckles hinting at some exciting future releases. The file card section at the bottom leans into the Python Patrol identity with a green snake emblem beside Zartan’s dossier, listing his aliases as “too numerous to list” and his birthplace as unknown.

Here’s a closer look at the original ReAction+ release of Zartan next to his new Python Patrol variant. It’s interesting to see how both figures share that same hooded head sculpt and shoulder armor while going in completely different color directions. Zartan’s new Python Patrol green and yellow camo pattern on his legs has an organic, almost serpentine quality to it.

Cobra Commander (Battle Armor)

The card art for Cobra Commander (Battle Armor) is a real throwback, with a bold yellow starburst behind a detailed illustration of him in his signature silver and blue armored suit. You can see how the figure in the blister captures that color scheme nicely, with the silver helmet, blue torso plating, and a red belt adding a sharp pop of color alongside his black submachine gun accessory.

The back of Cobra Commander’s card features the same character portrait grid as Zartan’s, but the file card section below tells a completely different story, detailing how Destro’s armament factory designed a special suit combining bullet-proof polymer fabrics with beryllium steel plate components. I like how they included the classic Cobra sigil in red alongside the dossier, keeping that vintage card back feel intact with the “Clip & save for your G.I. Joe Command Files” callout running across the top of the bio section.

Alpine

The card art for Alpine bursts with energy, featuring an explosive red and yellow starburst behind an illustration of him swinging an ice axe with a coiled rope slung across his torso and a brown backpack strapped to his shoulders. His accessories in the blister include a grappling hook with sculpted rope coil and a cream-colored backpack, both sitting alongside the figure in his olive-yellow jacket and blue climbing vest.

The back of Alpine’s card follows the same grid layout of fiery character portraits, and it’s cool to see names like Baroness (Arctic), S.N.A.K.E. Armor, and Firefly (Blue) filling out a roster that promises plenty of variety in upcoming releases. Alpine’s file card lists his real name as Albert M. Pine, birthplace as Minidoka, Idaho, and includes a great quote about him scaling cliff faces “piton by piton” while Cobra shoots at him, with a secondary specialty of Finance Clerk that’s a fun little vintage detail.

Lady Jaye (Ninja Force)

The card art for Lady Jaye pops against that hot pink background, with her hooded green tunic, silver shoulder armor, and brown leather straps illustrated in a style that feels perfectly at home in the Ninja Force sub-line. Her accessories are cast in a deep navy blue plastic, and you can see a nice variety in the blister including what looks like a javelin, a naginata, and a set of throwing stars.

The back of Lady Jaye’s card features her file card listing her real name as Hart-Burnett, Alison R., with a primary military specialty in Intelligence and a birthplace of Martha’s Vineyard, Mass. Her dossier quote about becoming the subject rather than relying on “that phony wig and rubber mask brand of disguise” is a fantastic touch, and the small portrait illustration shows her in full covert operations gear with that green hooded tunic and silver equipment.

Cobra B.A.T (Ninja Force)

The card art for the B.A.T. is wild, with a hot pink and purple Ninja Force backdrop framing an illustration of the android swinging a spiked mace on a chain while a pointed finger attachment extends from its other arm. A full yellow accessory sprue sits in the blister with what looks like multiple swappable arm weapons including a flamethrower nozzle, a sword, and that spiked mace, all still attached to the runner.

The back of the B.A.T.’s card carries the same Ninja Force-themed pink border and character portrait grid, but the file card section is where it gets fun, listing every field from File Name to Secondary Military Specialty as simply “(CLASSIFIED).” I like how the dossier leans hard into the android’s lore, describing them as cheap, easy to replace, and prone to bursting into flames when hit from behind, with a Cobra infantryman quote about dispensing B.A.T.s into firefights just to cover an evacuation.