Big Boss was eventually brought to justice, but it played out in a similar way to Al Capone.
Simply put, he was brought to trial, but none of the charges would stick, so they had to resort to Justice by Other Legal Means. Was he convicted of tax evasion like Al Capone was. Who can say, really?...- The comic ended with him being arrested on parking ticket charges, exacerbated by charges for everything his gang did while trying to resist arrest.
The toyless characters were created for the cartoon and weren't Hasbro's property.
While action figure lines do tend to shy from making females, that never stopped Hasbro from making them in the G.I. Joe line. But beyond the four female characters, Squeaky also failed to get a toy — and to make matters worse, the cancelled series of the toys also lacked them. It may have been a matter of DiC Entertainment creating a few characters for the series. Hasbro would've had to pay money to make toys of those characters as they were the property of another company, for a line that was already short-lived and not a huge success. DiC actually had a major habit of doing this with licensed shows, a problem that still persists with licensing of certain characters or model sheets to this day for various companies.