Figure History: The Undertaker's Gravest Rivalries | Toy Collecting in 1991
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This week, we kick things off by talking about our incredible toy hunt inside ATX Toy Exchange’s garage, where we got to dig through an absurd amount of new and vintage action figures, and of course, walk away with some pretty massive hauls of our own.
Then we bring back one of our most popular segments, Toy Aisle Time Capsule, where we take a close look at the movies, music, TV, and especially the action figures that defined a specific year. This time, we’re heading back to 1991, when Toys “R” Us shelves were packed with TMNT, WWF Hasbro, G.I. Joe, Terminator 2, Toy Biz X-Men, Marvel Super Heroes, Kenner Batman, Toxic Crusaders, Bucky O’Hare, Captain Planet, and more.
As always, we react to the latest modern action figure news, including Mattel DC Legacy and Ultimate leaks, new McFarlane DC Multiverse reveals, Super7 Transformers, MAFEX Daredevil: Born Again Daredevil and Punisher, and plenty more.
Finally, we cap off our Halloween episode with Figure History: The Deadman’s Gravest Rivalries, where we travel through The Undertaker’s action figure history, from Hasbro to Jakks to Mattel, while pairing each era of the Deadman with one of his most legendary rivals