[veryfigurefan]

Happy New Year to everyone. I hope 2026 will be a wonderful year for all of us, for all people.

[SpasticPlastic]

Happy New Year!

[Cyclopswc]

Happy New Year!

[veryfigurefan]

Thank you very much for your New Year's greetings.

Hello everyone again.

I've made some new additions to my collection.

To briefly mention some of them:

A Batgirl figure from Kenner's Premium series has been added to the collection. My boxed collection continues to expand.

Two figures from Kenner's Timeless Legends series have been added. This series has always been a lot of fun for me.

Among the additions is a 1950s PEZ clicker. I'm happy to have found this toy in good condition and added it to my collection.

Enjoy the photos.

[Cyclopswc]

I don't think I've ever seen that Batgirl, or any Batgirl with bat wings! Interesting.

Never knew Starting Lineup made gymnastics!

I don't even know what Pez clickers are! I had to google it. Never knew those things existed.

You find the neatest stuff!

[veryfigurefan]

The Premium series is larger than the regular Batman Kenner series, approximately 15-17 cm. This version of Batgirl is truly amazing.

Starting Lineup has also made figures of other sports besides basketball and baseball, and they have a great variety.

These PEZ Clicker toys aren't the kind you see very often. They're a bit rare. There are also versions with different designs.

Thank you very much for your comment. I'm glad you liked it.

[SpasticPlastic]

Some more fantastic pick ups! I loved Gotham Knights, especially the issues with the Bolland covers. Well done, my friend.

[veryfigurefan]

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Originally Posted by SpasticPlastic

Some more fantastic pick ups! I loved Gotham Knights, especially the issues with the Bolland covers. Well done, my friend.

I'm so glad you liked it. I agree with you about the comic book covers, they're truly amazing. I wish I had that kind of drawing talent.

I'll continue to expand the Kenner series as much as I can.

Thank you very much, my friend.

[veryfigurefan]

Hello everyone again.

A few more new additions to the collection.

Some of you might remember the orange toy in the first photo. It's a MEGO brand Micronauts from 1976. I added it to my collection last year and was looking for a case where I could clearly see the figure, and now I've started displaying it. The front piece of the figure is missing and there's a small break on the back. However, I still enjoy displaying it.

I bought hard cases for my Toxic Crusaders comics and I'm displaying it that way.

Also, from now on, I'll add a game from my game collection to the last photo in my posts. I think it will be both fun and take you on a nostalgic journey. I started with Enter The Matrix.

[SpasticPlastic]

Nice!

[Cyclopswc]

Was Toxic Crusaders popular where you are?

It's so funny how in the 80s they kept turning these R rated movies into kids' cartoons. That'll never happen today.

[veryfigurefan]

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Originally Posted by Cyclopswc

Was Toxic Crusaders popular where you are?

It's so funny how in the 80s they kept turning these R rated movies into kids' cartoons. That'll never happen today.

It was considered popular.

I understand what you're referring to. The Nickelodeon cartoon Ren and Stimpy comes to mind. I don't think it was suitable for children.

Looking back, the cartoons and TV series I watched the most were probably:

Batman, The Mask, Power Rangers, Denver, Rugrats, Beetleborgs, Kablam, Rockos Modern Life, M.A.S.K., Police Academy, Casper, Bugs Bunny, Richie Rich, Jetsons, Flintstones. These are the first ones that come to mind.

I watched TMNT and Spiderman a lot, but they didn't excite me as much as the ones I mentioned. I used to get bored watching them.

[Cyclopswc]

That's very similar to what I grew up with, but with me, the big 4 were always G.I.Joe, Transformers, Marvel stuff and Star Wars (the movies, as there really weren't any Star Wars cartoon back then).