i feel like most toy lines were like this in the 90s. like what the hell was this crap.
was very confused waiting for all these things to show up by the time i was old enough to actually watch the movies
Gotcha. I had it backwards it seems. 90s marketing at work! Let's make variants of everything to sell more; worked well though.
closest modern day equivalent is the shit they pulled with iron man 3:
Those things are the shit. Neca has been cranking out xenomorphs based on those old designs. The last few mimic the old packaging too.i feel like most toy lines were like this in the 90s. like what the hell was this crap.
was very confused waiting for all these things to show up by the time i was old enough to actually watch the movies
I sure as hell loved the tv show so maybe? Also he had a pretty cool look in the 90's comics and I'm sure the capcom fighting games brought him into the spotlight a bit.
What you're saying is true, but I loved the hell out of this one back in the 90's. ARMORED ICE SKATES BATMAN.
So hey, it worked on me. I never even questioned as a kid how dumb it was to have a freaking ice skates suit. Granted I don't think I attached them often.
Yes! I hope you're talking about the Mission Master series. I had a ton of them for a hot minute as a kid.
Complains about him not having his regular batsuit, first picture linked has him in his regular suit?
I had an Alien toy that actually was just the basic Zenomorph, except its gimmick was that it could explode with a spring-loaded mechanism.i feel like most toy lines were like this in the 90s. like what the hell was this crap.
was very confused waiting for all these things to show up by the time i was old enough to actually watch the movies
I would have put Captain America above Iron Man, but that's nitpicky I guess. I knew Iron Man existed as a character but I couldn't tell you the first thing about him until the movie. I could at least tell you that Captain America throws his mighty shield.
The entire point of this thread is that no, it wasn't. Normal Batman figures were rare to the point of effective non-existence during the '90s, and if you wanted a Batman toy you were almost certainly getting one of these weird variants, whether you wanted it or not.
nah, i FUCKING loved all the variants in the Batman Returns line, played with those more than the proper suit one for sure
I had Bull Alien. It's a really well made figure lol.i feel like most toy lines were like this in the 90s. like what the hell was this crap.
was very confused waiting for all these things to show up by the time i was old enough to actually watch the movies
Holy chest waist ratio, Batman!Complains about him not having his regular batsuit, first picture linked has him in his regular suit?
This thread is my childhood. I owned multiple toys posted here, like the Bull Alien and literally every single one in the picture above.
Yeah I remember this. And I remember it pissed me off as a kid that I could only get weirdly colored Batman figures.To give you an idea of how bad it was, for the 90s Animated Series toyline, the only figure that looked regular was
And right now a mint example goes for like $300 dollars on eBay, while the rest of them can be got for a dime a dozen.
Oh man, I had the Queen Face Hugger! The scorpion tail had a retractable hook on a string and everything!i feel like most toy lines were like this in the 90s. like what the hell was this crap.
was very confused waiting for all these things to show up by the time i was old enough to actually watch the movies
i feel like most toy lines were like this in the 90s. like what the hell was this crap.
was very confused waiting for all these things to show up by the time i was old enough to actually watch the movies
