Spider-Man + Retro Commercials 6

We got Doctor Octopus!

We didn't owned a 3.75" version of Spider-Man foe. Weirdly this was released as part of the new Amazing Spider-Man film. It is not the best looking version of the character but still cool.

Don't forget that for this weekend only, The Avengers film is back in cinema.

Remember Stretch and its monster? Wow! I used to own Stretch as a kid. Unfortunately it tore up and the liquid it in came out... all over the carpet! Isaac and I have been searching for the Stretch monster for sometime now but no luck.

Flea Market Hunting : Batman + Retro Commercials 5

Another action figure we found from the Batman universe is Ra's Al Ghul from The Adventures of Batman and Robin collection. This was released by Kenner in 1997. Its a cool looking version of one of Batman's greatest enemies. Sadly it was missing all his accessories but we're happy to own it.

Remember Pulsar?

Flea Market Hunting : Batman + Retro Commercials 4

While going through a pile of action figures, Isaac found a Brave and the Bold version of Batman! Yes! We didn't owned one already so it was a cool find.

We both loved the TV series, too bad it had to end.

And for those wondering... Isaac was eating a cherry popsicle just before we took those photos!

Remember Centurions? Those were ultra cool!

Flea Market Hunting : Star Wars + Retro Commercials 3

Yes! We found the original Gamorrean Guard from Star Wars released by Kenner around 1983. As a kid I loved that action figure. We already owned a few version of these guys but not this one.

And look at Isaac's impression! AhHAhHAh!

Remember Kenner's Robocop collection? We want them all!

Flea Market Hunting : TMNT + Retro Commercials 2

One collection Isaac and I decided to start last year was the TMNT original action figures released by Playmates. But we only want the bad guys or unique heroes... for now no actual Turtles.

And we found Tokka. He is one of the monsters in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze film released in 1991.

Its a cool looking figure. Now we need to find Rahzar.

Here's another retro commercial!

Mezco's Cinema of Fear + Retro Commercials 1

Here is a better look at the ultra cool Mezco's Cinema of Fear Leatherface from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre we recently got. Standing nine inches tall, the maniac comes complete with chainsaw, bucket of glistening gore, bloody mallet, "bone" handle knife, and removable apron. Leatherface features 13 points of articulation and real cloth clothing.

I bet you love retro commercials. Remember Madballs?