Posters

All Jem dolls (and at least some fashions) came with posters.  They were either rolled or folded.  Generally, the most popular poster seems to be either the Glitter and Gold illustrated poster, or the 1st year Jem doll catalogue poster.  There are so many variants, as some posters had blank backs, or bilingual backs (For instance Canada had to have French on their posters) or a catalogue on the back and an illustrated poster on the front, etc., etc.  There doesn't seem to be much rhyme or reason to it, but typically, only Misfits dolls came with the Misfits Illustrated poster, and the second year catalogue for obvious reasons was  packed only in the second year boxes, though many second year boxes came with the first year poster (actually, most of my second year dolls had first year posters...) 

USA:
The Posters (they could either be doubled up or have blank backs; many combinations were possible). 
1) First year Jem illustrated poster
2) First year Jem catalogue poster
3) The Misfits Illustrated poster
4) Glitter and Gold Illustrated poster
5) Second Year Jem Catalogue Poster

USA- Non-doll related posters:
-Jem and the Holograms Poster, (specific to the MTV mail-in fan pack, it is very difficult to find.  Thanks to Shevona for providing a photo of it!)

International Posters (I haven't finished this section yet, any new information is welcome).  For the most part are the same as those available in the US, but with translated or extra text.
Canada:

  • Canadian first year illustrated poster that is for the most part the same as the US one, the differences being the TM marking, the "Truly Outrageous" is removed and "Truly Outrageous/Vraiment Extravagante" is replaced in a different font, and the bottom right corner says 1986 Hasbro Canada Inc. on it.
  • Canadian second year catalogue poster was double sided, French on one side, English on the other, I believe the same was true for the 1st year catalogue poster.

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    Mexico

  • One sided, of the 1st year artwork, except says Jem es Fabulosa, instead of Truly Outrageous. 

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    Spain

  • One sided, of the 1st year artwork, except says Jem Verdaderamente Fantástica, instead of Truly Outrageous.

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    UK or Italy?

  • Jaze's New Wave Waterbed came with a pecular poster- the typical first year Jem catalogue poster, but the Rockin' Roadster photo is replaced by a Glitter 'N Gold one. (only the affected portion of the poster is shown in this photo).  The box and poster are in English with "1987 Hasbro Industries (U.K.) Ltd. Wokingham, Berkshire" while the instructions are in Italian "1987 MB Italy S.R.L. under Berne & Universal Copyright Convention." - making it a strange UK-Italian combination product. 
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