Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 34. Chapters: DC Universe Classics, List of DC Direct action figures, Batman action figures, DC Universe: Justice League Unlimited Fan Collection, DC Superheroes, Swamp Thing, Super Powers Collection, List of Super Powers minicomics, Movie Masters. Excerpt: DC Universe Classics is an action figure toyline, a sub-line of the DC Universe toy brand manufactured by Mattel. These are 6-inch scale figures based on characters owned by DC Comics. The entire line is sculpted by the Four Horsemen Studios. In 2007, Mattel was granted the rights to produce action figures of all DC Comics characters, although the company indicated the agreement excluded the DC Comics imprints Impact Comics, Vertigo, and WildStorm. DC Universe Classics was first announced at San Diego Comic Con 2007, with the first wave of action figures on display. The line was scheduled for initial availability in January 2008. At SDCC, close-ups of the second wave of action figures were shown, along with a line of 3" game figures that sold as the "Fighting Figures" sub-line. The second wave of Classics figures (and variants) was shown at Wizard World Chicago, alongside the first wave of figures. The third wave of figures was announced in October 2007, with photos being shown in the December 12, 2007, issue of ToyFare magazine. The fourth and fifth waves were announced at the 2008 New York Comic Con, and three of the five (six, including the Collect and Connect figure) figures from the sixth wave were shown at Wizard World Philadelphia in May 2008. More figures were revealed at the 2008 San Diego Comic Con and on MattyCollector.com. The final wave of action figures to be sold at retail will be Wave 20, with the line ending in Spring 2012. The line will later be rebranded as part of DCnU, the DC Comics' relaunch effort. Mattel emulated Toy Biz's Marvel Legends...

Alphabetical listings provide release dates, scales, articulations, accessories, first appearance notes, and photographs of more than 1,400 DC Comics action figures.

This essay sheds light on what is the golden era of action figures, demystifies the different action figures lines that were released during the golden era of action figures, reveals the best action figures lines that were released during the golden era of action figures, and expounds upon how the golden era of action figures revolutionized the action figure industry. The golden era of action figures is a period of time in which action figures offered action figure collectors maximum value at their respective retail prices. The overall value that the action figures of the golden era of action figures offered action figure collectors at their respective retail prices is disproportionately incomparable to the overall value that the action figures that were released in the 2010s era of action figures and the 2020s era of action figures offered action figure collectors at their respective retail prices. The golden era of action figures is also a period of time that is characterized by far more than just low prices on high-quality action figures. An abundance of high-quality action figures were produced amid the golden era of action figures. The golden era of action figures is also a nostalgic period of time for action figure collectors to reminisce about since an exorbitant amount of iconic fantasy characters from beloved mass media franchises were materialized into action figures amid the golden era of action figures. The golden era of action figures is also a period of time in which action figures collectors were enticed to collect action figures since there were a copious amount of iconic fantasy characters from beloved mass media franchises that were materialized into high-quality action figures that were being sold at low retail prices at retail stores amid the golden era of action figures. In the golden era of action figures, it was a viability for an action figure collector to be able to complete action figure waves and rapidly build an action figure collection since there were a cornucopia of high-quality action figures that were released in the action figure market amid the golden era of action figures that were being sold at low retail prices at retail stores amid the golden era of action figures. There were a copious amount of high-quality action figures that were released in the action figure market amid the golden era of action figures. The high-quality action figures that were released in the action figure market amid the golden era of action figures not only have high-quality aesthetics, high-quality shadings, high-quality textures, high-quality details, and high-quality sculpts, but also have high-quality accessories. An exorbitant amount of high-quality action figures that were released in the action figure market amid the golden era of action figures also have ample points of articulation which provides them with latitude for dynamic maneuverability. In the golden era of action figures, customers were furnished with the option to purchase high-quality action figures at low prices from retailers via brick-and-mortar retail stores and from e-commerce retailers via e-commerce websites. The golden era of action figures is also a period of time in which an exorbitant amount of people became action figure collectors. The action figure market in the golden era of action figures was appealing to action figure collectors since a myriad of iconic fantasy characters from beloved mass media franchises were materialized into high-quality action figures that were being sold at low retail prices at brick-and-mortar retail stores and on e-commerce websites amid the golden era of action figures. The golden era of action figures was not only a time period in which a plethora of innovations were implemented in the action figure industry, but also was a time period in which it was possible for customers to be able to buy high-quality 6”-7” action figures that are apart of a 1:12 action figure scale at around the $8 price point per action figure. The golden era of action figures is a stark contrast to the 2020s era of action figures in which action figure collectors would need to concede to paying exorbitant retail prices of $20-$125 per action figure to be able to buy high-quality 6”-7” action figures from retailers via brick-and-mortar retail stores and from e-commerce retailers via e-commerce websites.

Aquaman, Batman, Robin, Superman, and Wonder Woman attempt to prevent the Penguin, Poison Ivy, the Cheetah, and others from stealing the components of a super-robot.

Following the unprecedented achievements of his Fourth World titles, Jack Kirby returned to the DC Universe in 1984 for two special miniseries celebrating Kenner’s new DC-themed Super Powers toy line. Together with such creative collaborators as Joey Cavalieri, Adrian Gonzales and Paul Kupperberg, Kirby revisited all of DC’s greatest heroes and villains in the pages of SUPER POWERS, and launched them through time and space into the kind of cosmic adventure that only the King of Comics could deliver! Jack Kirby reinvented the superhero genre with his sprawling saga of the Fourth World—a bold storytelling vision that was decades ahead of its time. In honor of this extraordinary talent’s centennial, DC Comics is proud to re-present the groundbreaking work of the King of Comics in a brand-new series of trade paperback editions collecting his classic DC titles in all their four-color glory! Revisit this bygone era—and thrill to the imaginative power of one of the medium’s greatest masters—in SUPER POWERS BY JACK KIRBY, collecting both of the dimension-spanning sagas that capped off the King’s triumphant tenure at DC. Collects SUPER POWERS #1-6.

Yer pal Harley Quinn back again! Now, there might be a lot of new faces in Gotham, but it’s always nice to see an old friend. Okay, so Catwoman explicitly asked me not to call her my friend, but I know she secretly loves me under that tough, broody, leather-clad exterior. You’re not gonna wanna miss this one as we tangle with those boring Magistrate goons in Alleytown like a real dynamic duo! I smash a lot of stuff with my bat, and Selina does a bunch of flips and awesome things with her whip. She’s so cool.

In ÒEarthÕs Last Stand,Ó the Flash, Green Lantern, Aquaman and others battle Superman the Barbarian (first seen in issue #3) and DarkseidÕs ÒEmissaries of Doom.Ó

An evil menace stirs the sea dwellers of the Pacific Ocean as an angry Black Manta pays a visit to the evil genius Lex Luthor. Whatever underwater evil is being planned, Aquaman and his Super Friends can save the day! Or can they? Lex welcomes the return of his Legion of Doom!

Part two of the ÒLegion of DoomÓ storyline focuses on Lex LuthorÕs recruiting effortsÑand this time around, heÕs targeting both Cheetah and Black Manta for membership! Lex knows just what buttons to push to acquire his super-powered muscle, and this issue itÕs all about getting revenge on Wonder Woman and Aquaman, respectively. We bet they sign right up as soon as they find out Lex has METALÕs Batman Who Laughs locked up in Doom HQ!

Lavishly illustrated with thousands of charts, checklists and color photographs, this is an obsessive examination of legendary toy company Mego, and the extraordinary line of super-hero action figures that dominated the toy industry throughout the 1970s. Featuring a chronological history of Mego, interviews with former employees and Mego vendors, fascinating discoveries never revealed elsewhere, and thorough coverage of each figure and packaging variant, this full-color hardcover is the definitive guide to Mego.