i definitely had both the interchangeable clark to superman figures growing up i would always lose the clark stuff but that was my favorite superman figure to go in the bathroom with and sit in front of the heater just to see his cape wave! The only drawback about that figure though is that the spring would eventually get loose so his head would sink in like a turtle :/. But one day my dad just decided screw it and super glued it so that his head stay up. I think honestly my fondest memories were with that figure the most. Thank you so much for allowing me to relive my childhood with this video!
Also I have a question, where did you get the photos of the head sculpture differences, I remember that maybe 10-15 years ago i have found a website or a blog can't realy say there was information about the variants of head sculptures with pupils and solid ones, there was a photo also of an unreleased Flash protype torso, but sadly can't find it anymore. I am realy interested how did they produce the Superman figures back then, from what i have researched i have found out that nowadays they produce under license some of the Superman Kenner/Hasbro toys in India by some company Funskool but quality there is very bad.
Here's my first comment here: th-cam.com/channels/2gXui4XZ-1o29H_T2-Wydg.htmlcommunity?lb=Ugkx6rjQVemWOhyqOsIq47LM_S6ghTQw8lvv Where is my previous comment? Is there and issue with the stupid youtube why my comment keep being deleted after i post it?
This comprehensive video on Superman figures is just right up my alley. I always go back to watch this video whenever I need a little pick-me-up. Thank you so much, brother! The Quick-change Superman is my all-time favorite Superman figure.
I have to say it again. One of the best coverage of any action figure line ever. I mustve gone back to watch the full video at least 10x. As a true blue Superman fan, I cant get over how well and complete this presentation was.
Thanks for subbing for the last year! Whether the channel grows or not, these will continue to be a labor of love, gotta preserve all action figure history! :)
Please do videos on Batman's "Knight Force Ninjas" and "Legends of the Dark Knight" lines by Kenner. BTW I was more of a Batman guy myself. The amount of dedication you have for these history videos is immaculate.
Great stuff, man! I remember a few of those figures, I had one or two of the animated and Man of Steel line. I was never a big Superman fan, but the toys looked good. By the time they started making the hyper-posed Justice League/Total Justice stuff, I wasn’t collecting anymore. Although, when I jumped back in around 2002, I thought about that Mattel Batman/Superman pack from their 6” Batman line. Anyway, always awesome to see your videos!
As a little guy I was hooked on all things hero and the first Superman toy I had was the box set of him and Doomsday. Oddly enough it was like Superman was everywhere and then nowhere as soon as he got his own show and started popping up on Batman episodes. Luckily Superboy had that cool jacket and edgy look and he fit in well with my X Men. As for Doomsday... my Magneto never had such a weapon before or since 😆
Hey! That Steel at the beginning looks great! Did you spray paint it? Did you honestly think I wouldn’t notice? I have had countless rewatches of this video you know :)
I remember playing in late 90s with orange-blue Superman figure. It still had parts of his costume blue yet he also had orange chestplate, elbow and knee pads. Its style reminded of the STAS. It appears it might have been a knockoff
I had that Toy Biz Superman figure with the Kryponite ring. Actually, I broke one or two of them because I had a slight habit of throwing them down the stairs to make them "fly". I'd eventually move on to Batman and Ninja Turtles figures, though I'd eventually pick up the Superman figure from the first wave of the animated series line that came with the capture net launcher. I think I still have stored away somewhere. Those animated series figures are hard to find nowadays and are thus pretty valuable.
Solid stuff, appreciate the in-depth look! However something seems off from 8:46-11:30 - Are there two songs playing on top of each other? Two different beats going.
Sadly the video had a music issue and the only way to avoid taking it down was to put other music on top and ruin the narration for the duration of that portion. I will re-upload with new music soon, I promise!
Fantastic channel. Love all the obscure info. Never heard of those 7" DC figures from Kenner but I dig them. I liked when they made toys that could be for adults and kids alike.
You earned yourself a sub. Very cool channel. If I had one friendly unsolicited critique, perhaps look into getting a newer mic or if you do have a new mic, see if you can adjust the settings. Your voice quality seems a bit flat with the slightest reverb.
I never mind constructive feedback! Thank you! That is definitely something I've noticed and would like to fix for future releases! I'm an amateur video editor at best and still learning, if there's any recommendations you'd have as far as microphones go, I'm listening! Appreciate your support!!
Did you have any of these figures?? I don't think I had a single Superman figure growing up. We were a Batman household :p
Same. Batman, X-Men, TMNT .... but no Superman
i definitely had both the interchangeable clark to superman figures growing up i would always lose the clark stuff but that was my favorite superman figure to go in the bathroom with and sit in front of the heater just to see his cape wave! The only drawback about that figure though is that the spring would eventually get loose so his head would sink in like a turtle :/. But one day my dad just decided screw it and super glued it so that his head stay up. I think honestly my fondest memories were with that figure the most. Thank you so much for allowing me to relive my childhood with this video!
yea i only had one superman toy as a kid and it was the 89 toybiz version, got it at a yardsale :)
Also I have a question, where did you get the photos of the head sculpture differences, I remember that maybe 10-15 years ago i have found a website or a blog can't realy say there was information about the variants of head sculptures with pupils and solid ones, there was a photo also of an unreleased Flash protype torso, but sadly can't find it anymore. I am realy interested how did they produce the Superman figures back then, from what i have researched i have found out that nowadays they produce under license some of the Superman Kenner/Hasbro toys in India by some company Funskool but quality there is very bad.
Here's my first comment here:
th-cam.com/channels/2gXui4XZ-1o29H_T2-Wydg.htmlcommunity?lb=Ugkx6rjQVemWOhyqOsIq47LM_S6ghTQw8lvv
Where is my previous comment? Is there and issue with the stupid youtube why my comment keep being deleted after i post it?
Absolutely crushed this, my dude. Excellent, excellent stuff. I know this is one I'll be watching over and over.
I saw this in my sub box and was gonna text you the link. But of course you were already on it hahaha
This comprehensive video on Superman figures is just right up my alley. I always go back to watch this video whenever I need a little pick-me-up. Thank you so much, brother! The Quick-change Superman is my all-time favorite Superman figure.
I have a playlist of videos where I actually open and show the Man of Steel figures: th-cam.com/play/PLkVjD6XP11Vr5pG0Nf0SUmJhKDD2NrsIW.html
I have to say it again. One of the best coverage of any action figure line ever. I mustve gone back to watch the full video at least 10x. As a true blue Superman fan, I cant get over how well and complete this presentation was.
the lex at 11:46 is a re-tool of two-face from the forever line, neat
Brilliant video, i had some of these figures when I was a kid. Loved them.
Had the Kenner Man of Steel, and the Cyber-Link Superman/Batman set! Thanks for the trip down memory lane! Was feeling real nostalgic for these
Wow. Comprehensive indeed! Thanks so much..
In 1991, Hasbro acquired Kenner which was later defunct in 2000.
You've got an underrated channel here. Great stuff
Thanks for subbing for the last year! Whether the channel grows or not, these will continue to be a labor of love, gotta preserve all action figure history! :)
Please do videos on Batman's "Knight Force Ninjas" and "Legends of the Dark Knight" lines by Kenner.
BTW I was more of a Batman guy myself. The amount of dedication you have for these history videos is immaculate.
cool I demand more of these types of videos !!!! good job !
You gotta do 1990’s Batman figures!!
Great stuff, man! I remember a few of those figures, I had one or two of the animated and Man of Steel line. I was never a big Superman fan, but the toys looked good. By the time they started making the hyper-posed Justice League/Total Justice stuff, I wasn’t collecting anymore. Although, when I jumped back in around 2002, I thought about that Mattel Batman/Superman pack from their 6” Batman line. Anyway, always awesome to see your videos!
Man of Steel 1995 line should've had a Cyborg Superman!
As a little guy I was hooked on all things hero and the first Superman toy I had was the box set of him and Doomsday.
Oddly enough it was like Superman was everywhere and then nowhere as soon as he got his own show and started popping up on Batman episodes. Luckily Superboy had that cool jacket and edgy look and he fit in well with my X Men.
As for Doomsday... my Magneto never had such a weapon before or since 😆
Hey! That Steel at the beginning looks great! Did you spray paint it? Did you honestly think I wouldn’t notice? I have had countless rewatches of this video you know :)
great video guys!
I remember playing in late 90s with orange-blue Superman figure. It still had parts of his costume blue yet he also had orange chestplate, elbow and knee pads. Its style reminded of the STAS. It appears it might have been a knockoff
I had that Toy Biz Superman figure with the Kryponite ring. Actually, I broke one or two of them because I had a slight habit of throwing them down the stairs to make them "fly". I'd eventually move on to Batman and Ninja Turtles figures, though I'd eventually pick up the Superman figure from the first wave of the animated series line that came with the capture net launcher. I think I still have stored away somewhere. Those animated series figures are hard to find nowadays and are thus pretty valuable.
Please do a video on the various Mr.Potato Heads
Solid stuff, appreciate the in-depth look! However something seems off from 8:46-11:30 - Are there two songs playing on top of each other? Two different beats going.
Sadly the video had a music issue and the only way to avoid taking it down was to put other music on top and ruin the narration for the duration of that portion. I will re-upload with new music soon, I promise!
Fantastic channel. Love all the obscure info. Never heard of those 7" DC figures from Kenner but I dig them. I liked when they made toys that could be for adults and kids alike.
Great video. Well done. When your up for it a Batman the animated series would be great.
I had a Superman that had a brick wall accessory
Thanks.
Please bro do the review of last 5 figures of super man
You cant beat that crome on those 90s figures.
SUPER COOL!😁!
I did’n know they recycle the batman coupe car for the superman line i never saw it in store !!!
Hope 1 day you do a review on the Street Fighter Sota collection line
Have any you want to mail me to use for filming? :)
@@FigureCollections No thanks. It’s fine if you don’t do it. It was just an idea since it had some history. But I hope someone does
Long Before DC Comics join Spin Master the Canadian Toys in 2020.
You earned yourself a sub. Very cool channel. If I had one friendly unsolicited critique, perhaps look into getting a newer mic or if you do have a new mic, see if you can adjust the settings. Your voice quality seems a bit flat with the slightest reverb.
I never mind constructive feedback! Thank you! That is definitely something I've noticed and would like to fix for future releases! I'm an amateur video editor at best and still learning, if there's any recommendations you'd have as far as microphones go, I'm listening! Appreciate your support!!
Please do videos on street fighter figures
Have you seen our HIstory of X-Men vs Street Fighter figures video? I would love to do more on Street Fighter but they're super expensive!
@@FigureCollections Oh dam
I had deep dive superman
Super Powers in 1984*
Going through a bunch of your videos, is there any chance we could get scans of the ToyBiz 99’ catalogue from the Video Game Superstars episode~?
If you join our figure collecting group at IheartActionFigures.com, post a message with that request -- I'd be happy to upload whatever you need!