97 results for "comic book toys" between $2.00 and $50.00

POW! ZAP! eeEEYOW! This is the exciting world of comic book hero toys. From TV to comics, we loved them all and wanted everything connected with them. The roll call includes banks, board games, dress-up costumes, cups, model kits, and so much much more, with the images of Captain Action*T, Superman*T, Batman*T, the DC Comics Super Heroes*T, Spider-Man*T, and the Incredible Hulk*T. Just to mention a few! The great villains were as interesting as the great heroes, no matter how we pretend otherwise...

Legendary Comic Book Heroes: SuperPatriot action figure (Marvel Toys)

Appealing to the casual comic book reader as well as the hardcore graphic novel fan, this ultimate A-to-Z compendium describes everyone's favorite participants in the eternal battle between good and e... more info

Based on the hit Cartoon Network animated series Justice Leaugue comes this terrific line of 4 inch action figures by Mattel. Collect them all, each sold seperately.

An issue of Spawn action figure so far back that McFarlane is still called "Todds Toys" This is known as Hamburger Head Spawn because his burnt head kind of looks like raw meat Includes full size comic book.

The Hulk bookend can be paired with any other Marvel bookend, either as a unique display or to support your collection of DVDs, Books, reference guides or other media. Made of quality materials, no detail was overlooked. This strictly limited edition collectible stands approximately 9.5 inches tall and comes hand numbered, complete with a matching certificate of authenticity.

Depicts the fan-favorite Simpsons character, proprietor of The Android's Dungeon Packaged in a special litho-printed, full-color tin box Includes a vintage-style pin-back button and booklet In the style of the classic Syroco statues Limited edition of 550 numbered pieces, Manufacturer: Diamond Comic Distributors

Pages: 175, Edition: 1St Edition, Hardcover, Schiffer Publishing

Description Wonderful toy robots, space ships, astronauts, and comic characters produced by the Louis Marx Company from the 1950s to the 1970s are described and shown in color and black and white photos. The toys were produced in tin or plastic and include wind-ups, battery powered toys, hoppers, and ramp walkers. Interviews with artists employed by the company add detail to this valuable text. show more show less

Talking Burger King Toy from 2007, The Simpsons Movie, Comic Book Guy (a/k/a Jeff Albertson). There were 15 in the collection. These toys were available for a limited time only, from July 23rd to August 26, 2007. He says "Excuse me." He is new in unopened package.

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Based on the toys and the animated TV show it spawned. Originally intended as a 4-issue limited series, it ran for 80 issues. The comic did not attempt to perfectly follow the show and some characters were completely absent. Most notably was the absence of characters from season 3 like Ultra Magnus, Springer, Arcee, Metroplex and the Quintessons The comic started much the same as the show; a crew crash landing the Ark on Earth in the distant past.

Our zombie Lurker and Roamer are joining forces to cause all kinds of havoc in this black and white Diamond Comics Exclusive. Pull the Lurkers its torso up, and it splits apart at the waist, exposing its intestines and other internal organs, transforming it into a legless crawler. Press the button on the Zombie Roamers back, and its head splits open vertically, unleashing an explosive, disgusting mess of blood and brain fragments. Both figures also feature removable arm segments that expose the jagged...

It all starts here!!! Issue #1. Just by looking at them you can tell that Bunky The Clown and Death Row Joe are not your average, everyday toys. In the confines of your bedroom, when no one is around, we can see how different Bunky and Joe truly are. They walk, they talk (often using profanity,) and occasionally get into trouble. For their whole lives, they thought they were the only living toys in existence, but one fateful day, trouble found them and changed their lives forever. Meanwhile, far...

Created to celebrate the 25th Anniversary. Includes set of two 3.75" action figures, accessories and a comic. Collect all the characters (sold separately). All Aboard Toys offers a selection of G.I. Joe action figures and more. This G. I. Joe 25th Anniversary Comic Pack is a great gift for any G.I. Joe Collector. All sold separately. Ages 5+.

Max Steel promotional giveaway comic book. Mattel, Italy 1999. By Hartnell, Bruning and Benefiel. Rare introduction for the toys. Stapled booklet. Aprox. 21x15 cm. About 8x6 inches. Colours, 16 pgs. Italian language. It comes mint, complete and unused.

Toy Story #1 Comic Book Date: March 2012 Cover Artists: Marco Ghiglione & Silvano Scolari Writer: Tea Orsi Interior Artists: Teresa Quezada & Antonello Dalena Condition: New/Unread Protection: Comic comes in a protective sleeve with a backer board Details: All-New Four Issue Mini Series! New Adventures Featuring Woody, Buzz Lightyear And More! Andy's New Puppy, Buster, Loves To Play With The Toys - But If Woody, Buzz And The Gang Can't Control The Playful Pooch, All That Chewing And Shaking Will...