I absolutely love the 70s live action superhero theme. I especially love the custom Hulk, Banner, Shazam, Captain America and Doctor Strange figures. Speaking of Strange, yes, I do remember that movie. I actually own it on DVD, as well.
Yes, Sir! I'm a fan and subscriber of your channel. I actually own all of the 70s live action superheroes movies and TV shows on DVD. That even includes Spider-Man. I know that there isn't an official DVD release, but I bought the entire series from a seller online a few years ago that created it himself. The DVD case, menus, picture quality and sounds are top notch, too.
@@justafanofnerdculture7602 That's awesome! I'm missing one figure but I'm working on it....The Cathy Lee Crosby Wonder Woman. Thanks for subscribing my friend!!
Essa época era mágica quando víamos figuras de ação baseadas em super heróis da TV, inclusive o rosto dos bonecos se parecia com os atores...éramos felizes, hein!
A real blast to see; great collection. Those were some all some of my favorites back then (only needed a few more like Wonderbug, Wildboy & Bigfoot, a Land of the Lost Sleestak, the Ark II crew, and maybe Man from Atlantis and you'd have had my childhood.) What an aweful shame for them to have put out Electra Woman but no Dyna-Girl. Even worse than how we had Starbuck but no Apollo since I was at least able to quick fix Starbucks hair with a brown marker and make a decent Apollo. What I'd like to see is a company to come out with a dedicated 70s line (so they all our childhood favs can finally have figure and be at the same scale).
Thank you for checking out the video!!! I agree if a company would put out merchandise really dedicated to the 70s I think it would have a lot of interest. I just put together a Cathy Lee Crosby Wonder Woman and a Mr. Roarke Fantasy Island figure. I'm going to do a video soon. Thanks again for the kind words my friend!
@80stoymania "The Adventures of Superman" was a syndicated television series that ran from September of 1952 to April of 1958. You were probably thinking of the 1948 15-part Columbia Pictures matinee serial "Superman" and it's follow up serial "Atom Man vs. Superman" from 1950. Both of which starred (Kirk Alyn as Superman). Form my point of view "The Adventures of Superman" TV series that starred "George Reeves"? Would have been a lot better if Superman's comic book villains were portrayed on the show. And if I'm not mistaken? The 1978 "Dr. Strange" television film may have been created as a pilot for a proposed television series.
@@80stoymania Thank you. It's of kind hard to judge because the films trailer isn't showing a whole lot. On the other hand, this will be the first time that "Brainiac" will be brought to the big screen and I'm excited for that. Speaking of which! Did you know that in the original screenplay for Superman III? "Brainiac" was going to be the main villain?
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awesome, I loved the incredible hulk
Thank you for checking out the video!!
I absolutely love the 70s live action superhero theme. I especially love the custom Hulk, Banner, Shazam, Captain America and Doctor Strange figures. Speaking of Strange, yes, I do remember that movie. I actually own it on DVD, as well.
Thanks for checking out the video!!! That's cool you own the Dr. Strange DVD.
Yes, Sir! I'm a fan and subscriber of your channel. I actually own all of the 70s live action superheroes movies and TV shows on DVD. That even includes Spider-Man. I know that there isn't an official DVD release, but I bought the entire series from a seller online a few years ago that created it himself. The DVD case, menus, picture quality and sounds are top notch, too.
@@justafanofnerdculture7602 That's awesome! I'm missing one figure but I'm working on it....The Cathy Lee Crosby Wonder Woman. Thanks for subscribing my friend!!
Very cool want one!
I’m happy to see the how much your video quality has grown. Really liked the added images to help explain the shows.
Awesome video! Those were all great 70s TV shows. I remember them all, they were classics! Take care.
Thank you brother!!!!!!!
Quite a collection
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Essa época era mágica quando víamos figuras de ação baseadas em super heróis da TV, inclusive o rosto dos bonecos se parecia com os atores...éramos felizes, hein!
A real blast to see; great collection. Those were some all some of my favorites back then (only needed a few more like Wonderbug, Wildboy & Bigfoot, a Land of the Lost Sleestak, the Ark II crew, and maybe Man from Atlantis and you'd have had my childhood.) What an aweful shame for them to have put out Electra Woman but no Dyna-Girl. Even worse than how we had Starbuck but no Apollo since I was at least able to quick fix Starbucks hair with a brown marker and make a decent Apollo. What I'd like to see is a company to come out with a dedicated 70s line (so they all our childhood favs can finally have figure and be at the same scale).
Thank you for checking out the video!!! I agree if a company would put out merchandise really dedicated to the 70s I think it would have a lot of interest. I just put together a Cathy Lee Crosby Wonder Woman and a Mr. Roarke Fantasy Island figure. I'm going to do a video soon. Thanks again for the kind words my friend!
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2:09 I never knew they made any Hulk stuff based on the 70’s TV Show.
I would love to buy the Incredible Hulk. Action figure. How much
They are easy to make my friend!
Wow!! Customs??? The Cap.America and Tv Hulk and Tv spiderman.AWESOME!!! what company made those?
I put those together myself with parts, and I was able to get the boxes from a custom box guy. The Captain America packaging I made.
I just put out a 70s TV Spider-Man video.
@@80stoymania heck yeah bro!! If they dont make it.make it yourself!!! Great work!!
@@wnerko7484 Thank you my friend!!!!!!!
@80stoymania "The Adventures of Superman" was a syndicated television series that ran from September of 1952 to April of 1958. You were probably thinking of the 1948 15-part Columbia Pictures matinee serial "Superman" and it's follow up serial "Atom Man vs. Superman" from 1950. Both of which starred (Kirk Alyn as Superman). Form my point of view "The Adventures of Superman" TV series that starred "George Reeves"? Would have been a lot better if Superman's comic book villains were portrayed on the show.
And if I'm not mistaken? The 1978 "Dr. Strange" television film may have been created as a pilot for a proposed television series.
You are very knowledgeable about Superman!! I don't think I will like the new Superman, seems a bit weird.
@@80stoymania Thank you. It's of kind hard to judge because the films trailer isn't showing a whole lot. On the other hand, this will be the first time that "Brainiac" will be brought to the big screen and I'm excited for that. Speaking of which! Did you know that in the original screenplay for Superman III? "Brainiac" was going to be the main villain?
Hi where you get hulk .? My wifes frav hulk .And where spidey bits ta col
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@@80stoymania cheers i have a look
Dude is that a isis figure I still have her first appearance in comics that’s awesome collection
That was a tough figure to get. A bit pricey for a nice one.