Presenting the Marvel Legends Sphinx Build-a-Figure Wave, featuring:
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That doofus known as GrownNerd may not know what’s up in general, but he’s a long time nerd so he’s down with what nerds want. And what do you want?
You want a classic cigar chomping gun toting jet pack accessory flying Nick Fury, not long coat wearing Ultimate Snakes on the M*****F***ing Plane Fury.
You want a middle aged Dum Dum Dugan that has a belly not unlike your own stout but firm abdomen, not that young Adonis shaped pretty boy from the Twin Packs.
You want a Russian sexpot Black Widow with assets gratuitously displayed, not that disappointingly PG rated movie Natasha with straps and zippers everywhere but all of them strapped and zipped.
So here is a SHIELD 3-pack, for nerds, by a nerd.
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Coming this winter to CustomCon 40 is a set of three new Marvel Legends figures every collector is sure to want. The “Essential Evil” set features three of Marvel’s most notable villains who have never before been offered in the Marvel Legends line: Graviton, Count Nefaria, and Diablo!
These three villains are a must have for any Marvel Legends collection.
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Halloween is just a couple of weeks away, and Bill is back with his latest action figure comic, “Halloween Horror Knights!” It pits the Golden Age Batman against some of our favorite classic movie monsters.
Be sure to check out the rest of Bill’s work here at AFP and at Bill’s Comics. And Happy Halloween (in advance!)
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Bill is back with his latest action figure comic – Power Man and Iron Fist: Revenge of the Wrecking Crew. This is a follow-up to one of his favorite comic stories, in which Iron Fist battles the Wrecking Crew, with a little help from Captain America (in Iron Fist #11 and 12, a Chris Claremont and John Byrne classic from way back in 1977).
The Wrecker also had a beef with Power Man, from when Luke Cage took him on during Cage’s debut in the Fantastic Four, replacing a de-powered Ben Grimm (you can check this out in Fantastic Four #168 on Marvel Unlimited, another classic from way back in ’76.)
So enjoy, and be sure to check out the rest of Bill’s work here at AFP and at Bill’s Comics.
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