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Cobra Commander and Scarlett. I never actually cared much for Snake Eyes.

Mutt and Spirit were great figures.

All the Dreadnoks were cool.

The hooded Cobra was a very nice figure. But the Cobra with the silver mask/helmet was my favorite (1983?).

I have about two of that set and most of the holographic cards!

Can you do a video of King Kong toy evolution 1980-2024

Sci-Fi, Low Light, Viper, and Bat.

Alpine and Eels are my favorites here.

Wow. These picks are also some of my favorites.

Big Boa was one of the best Joe toys that ever came out.

I got the Mobile Command Center for Christmas when I was ten. That was a great Christmas. I also got the Havoc, I think, then. And many other Joe toys.

The only card series I ever got into was the 200 card G.I.JOE Impel series. I finally completed it last year after working on it for 30 years. Back in the 90s, card series were an awesome way to learn and get the back history. The artwork was often amazing. Hopefully, I'll someday finish up the 1992 Impel G.I. Joe Hall of Fame 20 card series and the 1993 Impel series for the abandoned G.I.JOE movie. Another interesting card series to me is the Operation Desert Storm series.

I still have a few marvel cards from 1994, im not into wolverine anymore but this would have been the coolest thing back in 93 or 94. would be the coolest kid in town twith this set for sure

I love ALL types of trading cards. Just recently I purchased some based on the Book of Boba Fett Disney series

I hate when they draw wolverine's claws curved like they did on card number 6. They are bones covered middle they are straight, If they were curved like that they wouldn't be able to go in and out of his hand

I had the SpeedLoader 1500 that filled with the garden hose

The Marvel Universe cards were my favorite as a kid because they had a lot of info about powers on the backs but I also loved the art on Marvel Masterpiece.

I have a fair amount of card sets from the late 80s to late 90s. I recently noticed a whole bunch were rubberbanded and the bands have all snapped or (in some cases) kind of melted and stuck to the top and bottom cards.

Loved this format. Please do more old school marvel cards and maybe some DC. X-Men hype again.

Wow I can't believe I never knew these existed... 1992 that was the peak of me into Marvel trading cards. It started off with the impel Marvel Universe cards and every subsequent series thereafter but it really capped off nicely for me with Marvel masterpieces... Those still GOATED to this day

I always wanted to collect cards back in my kiddie days especially when the release of those DC and Marvel cards

I was NEVER a card collector but I was the exact right age for the 1980s Garbage Pail Kids craze. I have vague memories of riding my diamond back down the street to the Stop-N-Go and buying packs of GPKs. For some reason, this memory even has a soundtrack. Cyndi Lauper's "Goonies R Good Enough" Some of the art in those Wolverine cards you have reminded me of another sticker set that I collected at the tail end of 80s. Marvel had a great sticker set out, slightly smaller than cards. The stickers featured iconic comic images printed on super glossy paper stock. I never stuck them to anything, just collected them as cards. This also reminds of the Pannii sticker books from the 80s. I only collected and finished the Voltron Pannii book but I was proud of that and it was impressive at the time

Are u excited for Deadpool wolverine

I remember collecting a lot of yu gi oh cards as a kid, and pokemon cards, but a lot less of those. Also I understand that the reason black widow is so old is because she had a version of the super soldier serum that basically keeps her from aging, at least that was the explanation in the avengers animated show

please do an episode on spider man toys, loved the mcfarlane epidsode ! or even a episode on top marvel legends

This is why everyones soft now and have no clue its a cap gun geese get over it

That Krang is cool but super 7 is just too expensive for me

I love the line too but....the price it not worth it. Articulation is horrible and all the need to do to be decent it the dam abb crunch lol. I sold everything but my Thundercats and joes but I did slow down on the joe and want to be more in. Thqt price needs to be between 30 maybe 40 pushing it. As of now its not worth more then 25. Imo and I want them to succeed.

I do agree that Super7 is the only company that makes the best '80s cartoon characters that we never had back then.

I bought a whole Gunpla a while back and built it, and I had more fun building than actually owning the toy, maybe I like my toys to be a little more structurally sound

JOE MD!👍 Thanks! 🧔‍♂️

Love the vids 😎👍

That's awesome you still have them. I had them as well. Thank you for sharing

They also made "The Running Man" figures. Arnold and at least another.

I’m trying to find one of these space defiant complexes pretty reasonable because I’m trying to make a surprise for my dad.

I have a collection of comicbooks that I've bought since the early '90s that almost filled up my wardrobe. I worry on how these will remain minty, along with some of my mecha toys, after I die.

All of the real samurai carried two swords, so it makes sense that he would come with two

When I was your age I also started to wonder just exactly what would happen to my THOUSANDS of toys I’d been collecting pretty much since I can remember. As the years kept passing I found myself slowing down on collecting and passing up buying things I would have bought in a heartbeat when I was younger. My thought process has been “ why buy these toys when u are getting so much older and will just have more for someone to try to get rid of?” My love for toys (and comics) has not diminished one tiny bit but my more realistic side has prevailed over the side of me who wants to continue to grow my collection. So now I just cherish and enjoy what I have and buy only what I think is the absolute coolest. (Gijoe definitely ranks up there with the coolest but I limit myself)

I passed on the compendiums. They are definitely worth the money, but still beyond my reach at the moment. I’m very much hoping they do the full run in direct-market trades because I only have a smattering of ARAH.

Excellent topic for an episode. I'm going through that now with my parents finalizing their wills. I think that the best thing somebody can do is leave it in writing in a will and have it notarized so whomever is handling the estate can ensure that a collection will pass onto someone who will treasure it. It's a lot less stressful to everyone involved. As for the Skybound kickstarter campaign, it's one I'm having to think very seriously about. For $300, it's a tremendous deal if someone hasn't already completed the Marvel run. Even though I'm fairly close to finishing the series, it seems like too good of a deal to pass up considering what a few of the issues that I'm missing cost nowadays. The hardest decision is to choose the Joe or Cobra cover.

I expend zero worry or thought about what happens to my earthly belongings once I die. I expend 100%+ worrying about HOW I am going to eventually die and I pray when it happens, it will be quick.

I thought that TV tray was a poster. It's awesome

He called his krispies shirt crunchies

Recently I bought a childhood collection and while I have enjoyed sorting/cleaning it.the way I got it has made me reevaluate collecting.the guy had just died last winter .since he was only a few years older than me I’ve been pondering mortality and why the heck I keep collecting.at least I saved a bunch of toys from rotting in a barn loft.

Hey Kevin I pre Ordered the Ecto-1 and got it in a about a week I missed the preorder on Pulse but I was able to pre order it on Amazon also the Luna Ultimates just dropped on BBTS so all they need is Tug Mug to finish the Lunattacks.

It's funny, I don't know who I would give my collection to, but I do know that my dad is going to give me his collection, I am still that next generation

This show is a hidden gem. I think about those things too. They’re important questions. Some stuff I’d like to keep like my loose Joes and toys that were mine as a kid. My MOC stuff, stuff that’s really high dollar, I’m thinking I may sell them when it’s time to send the kids to college or a trade school. I would be okay with that. You can’t take it with you.

Ill bury everything with me like a pharoah.

I don't want to think about the end of my collection to much, I'm only 27 so want to think I got quite a long time before I have to think about something like that My only hope is when that comes, my collection ends up with someone who will appreciate it

The Dark Knight collection Batman mold itself was heavily based around the tooling for Kenner's previous Batman figure from the Super Powers line in 1984. They didn't really start doing totally original new tooling for Batman until the TAS line and then they went even further with it for Batman Forever. Also, I believe the decision to re-use the old Super Powers mold for the Penguin was down to Danny DeVito's on screen appearance being considered too grotesque to release as a children's toy. I always thought the TAS one looked enough like movie Penguin that I always just used that one.