My earliest memory of a Marvel toy was a Spiderman on motorcycle made by AHI. It was around 1974. Then of course I had most of the mego dolls right after.
In 1966 the Idea toy company introduced its Captain Action action figure line. Captain Action was a superhero action figure who could change his identity based on which superhero outfit he was changed into. The separate outfits were licensed from DC, Marvel and King Feature among others. In the first wave, there were Captain America and Sgt. Fury outfits produced. In 1967 a Spider-Man outfit was added to the line.
loved those stamped metal toys. some had the joining tabs on the outside that you could catch a finger on and get tetanus . We were a lot tougher back then, if it didn't kill us it made us stronger. Probably had lead based pain too.
Marx was the best toy company in my day. Their playsets were amazing. Johnny West, Big Wheel. They also made those 6 inch plastic Marvel figures you could order from the comic books
Believe it or not. ... When I was a young comicbook fan back in the 1960s I saw these at a downtown store in Connecticut I remember them being fairly pricey & they were so fragile I think all those toys were already broke from kids touching them. I was in the fourth grade & already a huge Marvel fan but these toys were so silly I wanted nothing to do with them. I did have the Ideal Captain Action figure & a Captain America outfit for it which was the type of toy I could appreciate I did not want my Superheroes riding tricycles or pink scooters ! Thanks for the video as I am sure alot of Marvel fans never knew these odd tin toys ever existed ! ❤❤😂
I love the old Marx Toys unpainted plastic cowboy/western figurines (they look like the plastic army men but are scaled up to about 5"). I have one of a gunslinger and the sculpting on that piece is 🤌
Thor on a pink scooter? Not very Thunder God like...but then don't underestimate a guy with a tiny little poodle, they have absolutely nothing to prove to anyone.
Spider-Man riding a tricycle barefoot is very disturbing to me. Cap and Thor it doesn’t make sense either, but do some reason the Spidey one is just…. Ick.
I think oldest toy I had was my mom's Sherly Temple doll. I used to beat the shit out of it till my mom beat the shit out of me and took it away. Never saw sherly again
Well it's good you finally took the time to cover some of the MCU. I've never seen those toys before which is good since they suck. They look reakly bad. You should do a video on the Marvel Mego figures. Unless you already have and my memory sucks... Should also look at the 1984 Marvel Super heros Secret Wars line too. #MakemineMarvel
The MCU is over. It started going woke right after Endgame (even that movie had some woke BS in the beginning of it). Now they are losing money and interest is down. These old toys are pretty cool. My first Spider-Man was the 80s secret war one.
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Thor sort of fly's, he rides the lightening using Mjölner (his hammer) .
That toys r us sign is awesome…I’m just now trying to introduce my 4 yr old to them via the internet. I miss them
Thor on a pink scooter. Given what the MCU has become now, that's about right
And the one of Thor wearing RuPaul's Drag Race makeup at 5:10 is probably where it's headed next.
I was thinking the same thing. If Taiko Waititi had known about this toy he probably would've had Thor riding a pink scooter in Love and Thunder.
Nailed it !! I was thinking the same thing 🤣
Thor's wearing too much make up 😂😂😂
I love stuck in traffic spiderman way better then goin fishing spidey
Actually ideal made a Superman doll in the 1940s.
Those toys must be worth money, if anyone has them.
My earliest memory of a Marvel toy was a Spiderman on motorcycle made by AHI. It was around 1974. Then of course I had most of the mego dolls right after.
In 1966 the Idea toy company introduced its Captain Action action figure line. Captain Action was a superhero action figure who could change his identity based on which superhero outfit he was changed into. The separate outfits were licensed from DC, Marvel and King Feature among others. In the first wave, there were Captain America and Sgt. Fury outfits produced. In 1967 a Spider-Man outfit was added to the line.
loved those stamped metal toys. some had the joining tabs on the outside that you could catch a finger on and get tetanus . We were a lot tougher back then, if it didn't kill us it made us stronger. Probably had lead based pain too.
If you licked the lead based paint, you got superpowers. Or you got poisoned. Same thing really...
@@tintomara6209 50/50 those were good odds.
Marx was the best toy company in my day. Their playsets were amazing. Johnny West, Big Wheel.
They also made those 6 inch plastic Marvel figures you could order from the comic books
Believe it or not. ...
When I was a young
comicbook fan back in the 1960s I saw these at a downtown
store in Connecticut
I remember them being fairly pricey &
they were so fragile
I think all those toys
were already broke
from kids touching
them. I was in the
fourth grade & already a huge Marvel fan but these
toys were so silly I
wanted nothing to do with them. I did
have the Ideal Captain Action figure
& a Captain America
outfit for it which was the type of toy
I could appreciate
I did not want my
Superheroes riding
tricycles or pink
scooters ! Thanks for
the video as I am sure alot of Marvel
fans never knew these odd tin toys
ever existed ! ❤❤😂
I love the old Marx Toys unpainted plastic cowboy/western figurines (they look like the plastic army men but are scaled up to about 5"). I have one of a gunslinger and the sculpting on that piece is 🤌
Great voice-over.
Never saw them Mr the junk. Pretty coo 👍
Thor on a pink scooter? Not very Thunder God like...but then don't underestimate a guy with a tiny little poodle, they have absolutely nothing to prove to anyone.
Still working on that timemachine
Spider-Man riding a tricycle barefoot is very disturbing to me. Cap and Thor it doesn’t make sense either, but do some reason the Spidey one is just…. Ick.
I think oldest toy I had was my mom's Sherly Temple doll. I used to beat the shit out of it till my mom beat the shit out of me and took it away. Never saw sherly again
Sweet love marvle
Thore he looks like Michael menrow
Well it's good you finally took the time to cover some of the MCU. I've never seen those toys before which is good since they suck. They look reakly bad. You should do a video on the Marvel Mego figures. Unless you already have and my memory sucks... Should also look at the 1984 Marvel Super heros Secret Wars line too. #MakemineMarvel
Friends, in this one junkman is lying to us..
The first Marvel toys were, metal augies, planetiods, metals... they would come in a bag..
That tricycle has the trans flag color motif which I find funny since they made Thor look like a girl in a lot of those toys.
Those are coo to bad there all probably rusted to poppy poop😞
The MCU is over. It started going woke right after Endgame (even that movie had some woke BS in the beginning of it). Now they are losing money and interest is down. These old toys are pretty cool. My first Spider-Man was the 80s secret war one.