Forgotten Figures

I'm not a Quick Kick fan.  I never have been.  Even back in 1985 , I didn't find much use for the figure.  I had Snake Eyes to engag...

In Mexico, the Auriken toy company released a small line of exclusive Joes.  There are a few different series.  The initial series, though,...

While Estrela produced around 150 total figures in their exclusive Comandos Em Acao line, they  had intended for there to be more.  In the 1...

The Incinerator is a pretty good figure.  Sure, his specialty is obscure and difficult to use.  But, in the context of an evil flame thrower...

The prices on this figure are still dumb.  I'll just open with that statement.  Because, it seems everyone has forgotten that Funskool f...

Gatilho has been part of my collection for over 20 years .  In that time, he has been a major player, minor annoyance and, now, part of my c...

I'd love to say that, once upon a time, the Funskool Desert Scorpion was a popular purchase for adult collectors.  But, that was never t...

Sometimes, you accidentally strike gold.  In the case of the early 2000's Funskool releases, their tendency towards bizarre repaints and...

The Italian Jet Man figure was one of those things that was long rumoured, but never really confirmed for a long time.  In the past decade o...

We all know about the Estrela toy company from Brazil.  They were Hasbro's partner to release licensed G.I. Joe figures in their native ...

The 1993 Outback is actually an excellent sculpt.  It was never, though, released in really nice colors...at least by Hasbro.  In a rare oc...

The final Flash entry is this Plastirama figure from Argentina.  This guy also features a darker body color.  But, he has a flatter finish t...