![Rock 'n Roll keeps cool, despite being incomplete.](http://joesreassembled.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/rocknroll-apart-800x531.jpg)
Rock ‘n Roll has always been one of G.I. Joe’s most bad ass characters. At least to me.
This particular version of the character, introduced in 1989, is I think one of the nicest character designs. He’s a little overly accessorized, but still conceptually he’s clean and grounded.
One flaw would be the pegs in his right leg. They broke fairly easily.
![Those pegs on his right leg were a bit flimsy.](http://joesreassembled.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/rocknroll-legs-800x507.jpg)
I went through a few purchases in order to obtain his missing body parts. Ended up getting a whole collection of legs, torsos and waists, enough to piece together 2-3 additional versions.
Have to admit, however, that it was nice to see him standing tall again.
![Rock 'n Roll is packin' heat.](http://joesreassembled.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/rocknroll-stands-525x800.jpg)
And… not sure if anyone’s ever noticed this before, but he had a cameo in ‘Star Wars: Episode VI: Return of the Jedi.’ Can you spot him?
![Do you see Rock 'n Roll?](http://joesreassembled.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Endorsoldiers-1024x640.png)
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