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Good point. Compare that "swivel arm" Hulk to the "straight arm" version of Hulk:
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Personally I'd rather have that straight-arm Hulk... pretty awesome looking 
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I don't think we would find a common ground on price if that's the startingI'm kind of ambivalent about selling them; they're fun vintage sets; but I don't really have space for them. If they were worth a lot I'd probably be more active about selling them, but I doubt I'd get $100 for all the Micro Collection (not Micromachines Skiman) that I own.
Really? For some reason I was under the impression they were worth a lot more...
galactiboy
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Maybe if sealed... but loose and complete a lot aren't worth very much. At least not when I've been checking eBay prices.
Honestly, me tooPersonally I'd rather have that straight-arm Hulk... pretty awesome looking
I've got my Pocket Super Hero Hulk from childhood, and no real interest in these 25th GI Joe-styled Marvel figures.
galactiboy
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Yeah, I collected Marvel Legends figures for a couple of years... but decided I'd rather just get the Secret Wars figures and call it a day. Interested in getting some of the pocket superheroes though... but don't know too much about them.
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I didn't know that - maybe it was more popular before the SW collectible explosion.
That's the big problem with collecting SW - just too much to collect. I guess interest goes down in certain areas.
I don't think they're too expensive. Pre-cursors to the Secret Wars and Super Powers figures (they had both Marvel and DC figures). They're pretty decent considering they were released in the '70s. I had Spidey, Hulk, and Batman as a kid (and Spidey's car). They were made by MEGO. Here's some more info. on them and some pics, if you are interested:
https://www.toymania.com/334archives/pocket/index.htm
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And their capes were made of this rubber material that broke apart when you pulled on it... I still remember destroying Batman's cape before my Nana even had me home from KMart. 
The full size Mego BM and R were some of my favorites though.... And for some reason I remember liking Mr Mxylprick (no interest in looking up the correct spelling), but that might have been just to have Superman kick his ass.
The full size Mego BM and R were some of my favorites though.... And for some reason I remember liking Mr Mxylprick (no interest in looking up the correct spelling), but that might have been just to have Superman kick his ass.
sladesuperagent
Mine's bigger.
Super Powers/Secret Wars > Pocket Superheroes/Mego
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Too close to call! 
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Pocket Hero Spiderman was the first toy I customized. I painted the torso section the proper blue with moms nail polish!!
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Pics or...........
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Bah, that was about 30 years ago. Let me see if I can track down the Polaroid . . .
RockyRambo
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Can any fellow collectors on here help me figure out the name of an old toy from the 80s. I got it about 1987 and it was a bit like a Mr Potato Head but with smaller heads, and a bit like Madballs but for younger kids. The one i had was purple head with glasses on that you put on a yellow and red bike?
I agree 100%
[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qS5nYjoOZ-g"]YouTube - 80's Super Powers Collection Toy Commercial 6[/ame]
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