Book Review | DC Comics Action Figure Archive | More than a coffee table book (not really)

Do we need more book reviews on this channel? What if they're books on action figures. Let's give this one a look. Its on DC Comics figures but I found some missing. Maybe the book author needs a license from manufacturers to use pics of their products.

[@RAMENTOY]

Hey Mark, waiting on your video on the ZICA Toys Kickstarter for the Eagle 1976

[@ActionFigureAtorium]

Saturday at 8am pacific time my take on the Eagle goes live. There is an official shout out. I'm interested in how far it gets. Reminds me of the Roboskull. ~mark

[@RAMENTOY]

@@ActionFigureAtorium but it won’t take as long as Robo Skull. 😎

[@ActionFigureAtorium]

@@RAMENTOY check out the kickstarter comments and updates on the Operation: Recall campaign. Those toys are on the 10 year cycle plan.

[@EllieMoonbeam]

Thanks for paging through this! I'm tempted by it as I do want to collect more DC figures, but I don't love that they don't have pictures of every figure. Still tempted though, as I do love browsing catalogues like this. Do you know of any websites that archive all the figures like this book?

[@ActionFigureAtorium]

Figure Realm dot com is the best site I've seen for having pics of complete toy lines. thou not perfect. I think the reason some figures are omitted from this book is simply copyright licensing with the manufacturer. I didn't see any Takara DC figures in it so they probably didn't even contact them. Used, this book sells for around $10 on ebay with free ship. It does make a swell coffee table book and paging though it I found figures I never knew existed like the Red Son Superman figures. thanks for comment amigo. Always love to see what ppl write.