Action Figures From the 70's Through the 90's
The creative juices were flowing at Filmation and Mattel in the early eighties. This was the time that a menacing looking monster named Clawful was introduced into the Masters Of The Universe series. This humanoid is not one that submits …
A mysterious figure from the East of Eternia was introduced in the Masters Of The Universe series. He came along during the early eighties and went by the name of Jitsu. He was designed as the karate master who is …
Being a warrior and having a big fist go together, and the Masters Of The Universe series had just the ticket. He was naturally called “Fisto” for his super sized right fist. He starts off as a villain in service …
Some birds are just plain evil and the one that Skeletor keeps as a pet is one of them. Screeech is the name of this falcon that not only has a boring name, but an equally unimpressive role in the …
When someone needed a smile on the Masters Of The Universe television series, Orko was there. This was a lovable little floating semi-magician that seemed to have his magic tricks backfire on “Man At Arms” too many times. He is …
The 1985 Secret Wars Series 2 action figure line from Marvel and Mattel included the superhero named Daredevil. Daredevil is blind, but that does not seem to be much of a hindrance for him. He developed his abilities after a …
Mattel wanted to make some large action figures for the kids in 1976. This one was named Pulsar The Ultimate Man of Adventure. He was a towering thirteen and a half inches tall, which was two inches taller then the …
From the film Moonraker comes an action figure for the Masters Of The Universe series. Trap Jaw got his inspiration from the “Jaws” character from the movies. The minicomics were the first indication that Trap Jaw was a part of …
