Before the movies, before any of it, there was a spinner rack and a figure with a spring-loaded arm that punched harder than it needed to.
This is where we keep the Marvel. Secret Wars from '84, shields and all. The Toy Biz run that came off the back of the nineties X-Men cartoon. Marvel Legends from Toy Biz through Hasbro, with the Build-A-Figure pieces when we have them.
Older Marvel figures age in a particular way — white plastic yellows, joints loosen up. We photograph the actual item under honest light, and if a Build-A-Figure part is missing, that's in the description rather than the fine print.
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Reconnect with your childhood — one toy at a time.
Toy Biz's first-wave 1991 Wolverine in the classic yellow-and-blue suit, with snap-out claws.Condition: Loose, no package. Classic yellow-and-blue costume, snap-out claws.
The Man Without Fear in the classic all-red suit with the double-D on the chest. This is the Toy Biz era of...
Scott Lang from the first Ant-Man movie, back when nobody was sure Marvel could make a heist comedy about a guy who...
Flash Thompson suited up. Agent Venom in the black tactical armor, white spider stretched across the chest, tendrils down the back —...
Classic comic Nick Fury from Toy Biz's Marvel Legends Series 5 - eye patch, black tactical suit with the white piping. This...
The Red Hulk Build-A-Figure, fully assembled - the big centerpiece that came apart across a whole wave. Torn grey trousers, heavy musculature,...
Reed Richards stretching out of the box - Pop! Marvel #557 from the Fantastic Four line, sealed in its window box with...
Deadpool in a wizard's hat and a stick-on grey beard, holding a staff he almost certainly stole. The Deadpool Pop line leaned...
Classic red-and-gold Iron Man on a reproduction Kenner-era card, complete with the comic-panel artwork and "The Invincible" banner. The Retro 375 line...