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Issue #118
Issue #118
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Lee’s Toy Review Issue # 118 2-cover issue: Cover 1--"The Be Sharps" Homer (Playmates) Cover 2--Elite Force Navy Seal Halo Jumper (bbi) Featured in this issue: (begins pg.55) The highlight of this issue is a sixteen-page exclusive guide featuring Star Wars Micro Machines, including the complete sets of "Classic Trilogy" from Galoob and "Episode 1" distributed by Hasboro. This guide is a full-color, intergalactic adventure displaying carded and boxed items, complete with full name captions. You will find everything from Die-Cast Vehicles to Transforming Playsets, to Gift Sets and Exclusives, as well as all carding variations realeased. If you are a true Star Wars fan, or simply a die-hard collector just burning to complete this set, this Lee’s Guide is a "must-have"! Also featured: (pg. 4) Monthly G.I. Joe FIle: # 25-Mauler MBT (pg. 15) You’ll find a sneak peak at some 2002 releases of NECA’s "Head Knockers" collection, including bobbin’ head versions of favorites such as Al and Peg Bundy (Married With Children), classic nightmare-makers Freddy, Jason, and Leatherface, Gilligan, and the Skipper (Gilligan’s Island). Also included on this page are the "Pumpkin King" votive holder and "Faces of Jack" Holiday Light set (Nightmare before Christmas). Who’s ready for Halloween?! (pg. 18) "Lee’s Sports Page" this month highlights McFarlane’s Sports Picks, namely "NHL Canadian 2-packs" and NFL Series 5. Some familiar faces you will find sculpted in motion, complete with mud-soaked knee pads, are Tony Gonzales, Stephen Davis, Jeff Garcia, and Anthony Thomas. For fans of the Great American Pasttime, MLB Series 1 Variations reveals three versions of the jersey of Seattle Mariners’ outfilelder, Ichiro. Now, you’ll just have to get out there and collect them all! (pg. 36) bbi’s new development director, Mike Murphy, gives us an inside glimpse at the Elite Force world in an exclusive interview. You will meet some deliciously sinister enemies, see just how exciting board meeting can actually be, and, just maybe find out what’s in store for the futureElite Force team... (pg. 42) This month’s Dragon spread features complete historical background on and accessory display for the 5.SS-Panzer-Division, Wiking; 45 Royal Marines Commando; and U.S. Army 82nd Airborne Pathfinders. These figures are stunning replicas of the world’s bravest, past, present, and future; if you are an historian at heart, you must take a look... (pg. 53) Are you an 80’s child, or just an 80’s "guru"? If so, you can’t miss this historical mini-review on The Smurfs! Find out just how long this petite posse has actually been around,who gave birth to the original idea behind them, and perhaps you’ll finally end that age-old curiosity...why is Smurfette the only girl? You’ll have to read and see... (pg. 73) DMV: This month, Marvel Entertainment and Johnny Lightening take the "Driver’s Seat" with logo issues of Spectacular Spider-Man, X-Men, Daredevil, and more, in release # 2. Yesterday & Today continues with release 5, Johnny Lightening puts America’s favorite board game, Monopoly, on wheels, and Lee’s "Hot Wheels Casting Call" displays a rainbow assortment of the VW Bug. Of course, new releases and a complete price guide are included, as always. *The Collectors’ Goldmine: (pg. 105) Included in every issue, an up-to-date, 17 page price guide, complete with every collectable from Austin Powers to the X-Men. Every collector’s MUST HAVE! |
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