G.I. Joe Logo
A flat, symmetrical red silhouette of a cobra hood viewed head-on. The outer hood forms an elongated oval that tapers into two pointed tails at the bottom; a simplified cobra head sits at the top center. Inside the hood a tall black vertic...
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About G.I. Joe
A flat, symmetrical red silhouette of a cobra hood viewed head-on. The outer hood forms an elongated oval that tapers into two pointed tails at the bottom; a simplified cobra head sits at the top center.
Inside the hood a tall black vertical slit represents the snake's body, flanked by evenly spaced horizontal red bars on each side that follow the hood curve. The mark is a bold, two‑colour (red and black) graphic with no text.
What's in it: cobra (snake) head/hood
Shapes: symmetrical cobra hood silhouette elongated oval vertical tapered slit curved horizontal stripes pointed twin tail
Style: minimalist flat silhouette bold iconic
Visually evokes a cobra/snake — danger, aggression and threat through the hood shape and sharp points.
Colors
Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →
G.I. Joe Logo History
This emblem is the Cobra insignia: the symbol of the fictional Cobra organization, the primary antagonist in the G.I. Joe franchise (toys, comics and animated series) first popularized in the early 1980s.
Frequently asked
Which franchise uses this emblem?
This is the Cobra insignia, used by the antagonist organization in the G.I. Joe franchise.
Does the logo include any text?
No — the mark is purely a graphic/silhouette with no wordmark.
What colours are used?
A bright red primary shape on a black interior slit, typically shown on a white background.
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