Someone paid him to make the most boring, uninspired and disappointing representation of a horror icon ever. Maybe someone mentioned that, though, because. Via It's like Treebeard got it on with Swamp Thing. Ei - Systems 3086 Manual. Maybe the logic behind this one was that she could have been hiding in the background disguised as a tree the whole time, like Elmer Fudd or something. We also like the implication that this huge, monstrous tree-being goes around picking up twigs and leaving little signs on the ground to freak people out, as if she couldn't do that by just standing in front of them. 6Cobra Commander, Destro and Snake Eyes from G.I.

Joe Typically, the G.I. Joe cartoons and action figures existed in a symbiotic relationship. The cartoon sold the toys and new toys meant new characters on the show. But while the show wasn't airing new episodes in the early 90s, Hasbro needed a new way to print money. So, they came up with the series -- 12-inch-tall throwbacks to the original 60s era G.I. Joe toys but with characters from the 80s. Photos.com 'The best part is that we don't have to come up with any new ideas.'

And to keep the money wheel turning, they came up with a pretty clever gimmick: A major selling point for the figures was that that the Cobra Commander, Destro and Snake Eyes figures had removable masks. You could finally find out why they hell these guys needed to wear masks every damn place they went. Via And yet no one gave a shit about Beach Head. So if you (read: your parents) shelled out the money for them, what did you get? Behold the true forehead of Cobra Commander, international terrorist leader: Via. Doom's origin establishes that his once handsome face was scarred in a college campus accident that he blames Reed Richards for; in some versions this was only a small scar at first, but he made it worse by stupidly.

So, why doesn't he just ask a doctor to fix him up? Science has officially declared him hideous beyond repair. So for 50 years they've never, ever, shown Doom's real face -- they've shown (in flashback sequences) the version with the little scar, and the movies showed his face literally turning into metal, but the disfigured version remains a mystery. And finally, there's the mythical disfigured version, which is actually. You know what, it's not that bad. Via OK, sure, he's pretty ugly.