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Issue #140
Issue #140
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Lee’s Toy Review #140/June 2004 The Barbarians cover On newsstands now is the June issue #140 of Lee’s Toy Review, and this one packs a punch. Dragon Models has produced its latest warrior action figures, and you can get the inside scoop right here. Among the new assortment, barbarians including Ermanarich, Attila, Olaf, and Alexander are all featured in this issue–bios, photos, and more. In addition to The Barbarians, this issue reveals Mezco’s new summer lines, the continuing success of Bandai America, the profile of Optimus Prime, and the assortment of G.I. Joe Micro Figures. We cover some of the biggest news in the toy industry, pertaining to Star Wars Micros, Galactic Heroes, Series 3 Goths, Kool by Design, McFarlane’s Alien vs. Predator, Sportspicks, Lord of the Rings, NECA, and more. The DMV section features new Muscle Machines Monster Trucks and Muscle Tuners, Hot Wheels Collectors Club exclusives, the latest Johnny Lightning to hit peg walls, all new Homierollerz and Initial D lines from Jada Toys, and the Ghostbusters Ecto 1 model car. Those of you who are battle-happy, don’t forget to check out Dragon Models’ Can.Do tanks and USS Arizona BB-39. Last, but certainly not least, this month’s Casting Call features the Hot Wheels Porsche Carrera. Monthly segments, including Action Review and DMV Mechanics, as well as G.I. Joe Files, Transformers File, Investmentary, i-News, and Price Guide News, are all there for your information and entertainment. You’ll be sure to find accurate listings in our detailed price guide; from action figures to die-cast cars, we got it all. PLUS Our June pull-out guide features Lee’s Guide to Harry Potter, just in time for the film’s release. Everything from the Wizard Collection, Slime Chamber Series, Chamber of Secrets Collection, Prisoner of Azkaban Series, to deluxe figures, playsets, die-cast, statues, candy makers, and plush dolls, we were sure to include it all in our completely detailed guide. Don’t be left in the dark quarters of your toy collection; pick up this issue of Lee’s Toy Review today. |
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