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Star Wars: The Ultimate Action Figure Collection
Here at last is the complete and definitive collection of the more than 2,500 Star Wars® action figures produced over the last 35 years. Fans and collectors can finally trace the evolution of each character in toy form from the time of their first appearance through the designs of today, with pages of amazing and inventive variations crafted to tell the stories of Luke Skywalker, Darth Maul, and literally hundreds more. Compiled by Stephen J. Sansweet, owner of the world's largest private collection of Star Wars memorabilia, the book also showcases and details the rare, popular, forgotten, and beloved figures coveted by fans the world over, drawing figures from the feature film, video game, and cartoon realms of the vast Star Wars universe.
Action Figures of the 1980s
Over 430 color photographs and descriptions of the pocket-sized G.I. Joes*t, movie and TV characters, fantasy figures, He-Man*t, the Thunder Cats*t, super heroes, Transformers*t, and wrestling figures abound here. Price listings are provided for every figure shown and produced within particular product lines.
The Secret Action Figure Room
TO EXPLORE! That's the famous battle cry of Adventure Sam, one of the greatest action figures of all time! Joe and his friends love playing with their Adventure Sam toys, but don't know the real history of how they came to be until they discover the shocking truth at the house right next door to where they play! If you love action figures, if you love mystery, and if you love thrills and chills, THE SECRET ACTION FIGURE ROOM is for you! Suitable for readers age 9-12
Star Wars
Chronicling the full range of figures which have been available since the inception of Star Wars in 1977, this reference guide contains more than 2000 images, comparing all of the action figure characters with their on-screen counterparts.
Toy Shop's Action Figure Price Guide
What's the Power Ranger worth? Is Darth Vader still valuable if it's out of its package? This book will answer these questions and more. The popularity and value of action figures from the 1960sand '70s have skyrocketed in the past. Will the same thing happen to such popular 1980s lines like Transformers and Masters of the Universe? Will the values go up as Generation X gets older? Will Boomer action figures like G.I. Joe retain their value in the years ahead? This book will answer these questions and more. From the publishers of Toy Shop, this is more comprehensive and up-to-date then any other guide available. Organised by action figure line, each of the 2500 listings has values for figures in and out of pack. Collectors can easily identify their figures with the 500 full-colour photographs.
Action Figures of the 1960s
This fascinating and entertaining book covers the complete range of action figures marketed during the 1960s. Included here are the soldiers and sailors, cowboys and Indians, space men and the spies that populated the action figure world from 1964 to 1969. Over 300 colour photographs capture these often elusive and highly sought heroic "dolls for boys" including GI Joe, Captain Action, Johnny West, Major Matt Mason, Johnny Hero, and James Bond. This book spans the product lines of all the major action figure manufacturers of the day from Hasbro and Mattel to Marx and Ideal. Presented as well are the many accessories that accompanied many of these figure lines. Prices are provided in the text for the figures and their accessories. Both loose and mint-in-the-package prices are provided whenever necessary.
The Encyclopedia of Marx Action Figures
In the 1960s and 1970s, Marx ruled the action figure world with a myriad of adventure characters, such as Johnny West, Rat Patrol, Daniel Boone, Vikings, knights and Indians. This book is a complete guide to the over 230 Marx action figures produced, with highly detailed photos that show the boxes and accessories. 425 b&w photos.
Articulating the Action Figure
Action figures are more than toys or collectibles—they are statements on race, gender, class, body positivity and more. This collection of nine new essays and one interview argues that action figures should be analyzed in the same light as books, movies, television shows and other media. Through an examination of the plastic bodies that fill our shelves and toy boxes, “Action Figure Studies” can inform the next generation of toys.
