Collectible Reviews

The toy is very appealing to my 6 year old, however, since it only has stretching arms......my 45 pound son pulled the foot right off.....it snapped! He thought he coud stretch the entire Hulk

My son liked it and it looks nice but not all of the body is stretchy, my son keeps wanting to stretch the legs like the arms so in my opinion that could have been improved. Other than that though its a good toy and my son likes it.
Decent toy overall.

As an avid Muppet fan,I was sorely disappointed upon receiving this version of Gonzo. I was looking forward to his quintessential suit and luscious companion Camilla. But unfortunately upon arrival the paint was so badly done and peeling that it looked like Camilla was molting and Gonzo had some mold like grey over his normal coloring and chips on his nose and face and alot of the paint was off the mark. The horn has a very obvious break point from it's mold and the paint doesn't cover it. This company didn't do a very good job at what should be a classic and valued version of the Great Gonzo. Don't waste your money.

I'm a big muppet fan and love the figures, so this was an exciting addition to my collection! It's a much more quintessential version of the Gonzo I know than the earlier dare devil version. He is sculpted very well with accurate texturing to match the actual puppet wonderfully. (And has 12 points of articulation!) Gonzo comes with Camilla who was also impressively sculpted, a box of chocolates that opens up and a horn from Gonzo's trademark last note at the end of the Muppet Show's beginning song.
I'ts a great action figure that once again will persuade you to continue collecting these highly detailed works of art.

Great idea, still played with some, but not how you would expect. For the money it was a disappointment in durability and design and caused lots of frustation.

Hood: The latch on the hood doesn't work properly. From day 1 it wouldn't hold the hood down all the way. The part that holds the glider onto Spidy is the hood (so the hood is taken on and off the car alot, and now the latch doesn't work at all.)

Glider: Flying Spidey is their favorite part. However, not all of it can be stored in the car - not enough room, the wings and bullets are stored seperately - poor design idea.

Bullets: The body of the bullets are made from a materal that is coiled, (this is how they spring out.) The problem with this is that the coiled material is flimsy and wears out quickly, so the bullets no long "launch". Also, getting them loaded is a little tricky, you have to push the steering wheel down while opening both headlights and loading the bullets, closing quickly before they launch on their own. It just takes practice, the bullets however don't last long, so by the time they get the hang of it, they stop working. (This happened within a few days of purchase) I've seen many other toys (buzz lightyear for example) that have bullets that are all durable plastic with a lauching mechanism in the launcher that hasn't gone bad yet, this way would have been better.

The claw - good idea, still works like it is supposed to, but it is rarely played with by my boys.

How is the car played with now? My boys drive the car around, without the hood or driver, and crash it into things. Spiderman wears the glider and flys around everywear.

Next toy sort the car will probably get tossed, but we'll keep the glider and wings for Spidey.

This Spider-Car is a great toy. My kids love playing with it, and most of their Spider-Man figures fit inside. I'm not sure why they released this, but I think it was a good idea since it's a nice, fun, whimsical toy.

For me this set is great! I recommend pairing this set with the blue haired lawyer. The detailing and everything is great, Judge Snyder and the lawyer have a few lines and I plan to put my homer in the witness stand for some interesting testimony. I'm actually thinking of putting this in my office as a conversation piece.

As an attorney and a loyal Simpson's fan, I had to have this one. Unfortunately, I cannot find a Lionel Hutz figure to use with it (is is still available?) and the blue haired lawyer doesn't have Lionel's delivery. The slots for Judge Snyder and the witness stand are too cramped, but the small extras you get with the set are funny (yellow pad, liquor bottle, etc.). Not bad, but could have been better.

This playset isn't as spectacular as some of the others. Judge Snyder has quite a few things to say; however, Lionel Hutz only has one line, which seems odd since he is the most popular attorney on the show. Plus it is very difficult to attach the figures to 2 of the 3 ports because the guardrail makes it too small of an area. Some of the compatible figures, like Plow King Barney and Ranier Wolfcastle, are too large and fit better in unnatural poses (turn body 180 degrees at waist) if you can get them to fit at all. I really like the WOS toys on the whole, and although amusing, this set wasn't as entertaining as some of the others.

This playset is fun for kids. It has a lot of neat things for Spiderman to do and your child can battle his favorite villain and have a nice little backdrop for the adventure. It comes with a stretchy, sticky web so Spidey can snag villains or cling to it himself above the ground. Also comes with a zipline, a dumpster that lifts and rotates Spiderman in the air, and a pole at the top for Spiderman to swing around from. The Spiderman figure has magnetic feet so he can adhere to the sign on the brick wall or from underneath the balcony. The downside of the toy is that the Spiderman figure doesn't have magnetic hands-which would have been nice. It's rather top-heavy. The sticky web doesn't stay sticky very long after it has been handled or dropped on the carpet where it can pick up lint. And, washing it doesn't help. There really isn't a good way for you to position the web on the playset, either. There are little hooks all over the playset for you to secure the web to, but they don't seem to be in the right spots for the web to stretch out and look cool or to catch and trap villains. The box may show you that it can, but it really can't. I have had no problems with broken parts or things not working the way they should. I think some people expect too much from this toy. Or, they just don't realize how ToyBiz operates. All in all, a good buy and fun for kids.

I could not be more disappointed in this toy. My son received it as a present. It was broken when it came out of the box. The balcony did not stay on and the flipping arm did not work as shown. I brought it back to Toys R Us where it was purchase. They kindly gave me a new one. The new one had the same problems. This toy was obviously poorly designed and improperly tested.

This is my only Spider-man playset and the flip is very fast. His web is not too sticky but it's fun to trap enemies in it. He's a super-poseable night shadow Spider-man but on the box they show him on normal suit. well that's it.

I have found this item on ebay for less than the asking price here, but again, brians toys have NEVER been known for good prices, very expensive on alot of their items, average price on here.

This is an original toy. It is worth a lot more than what is shown. I am extremely interested!

Come on, guys. If you're a Star Wars fan (And I suspect you are, why else would you be reading this?) you have to get this action figure. Not only is it Darth Vader, but it's Darth Vader MIP from Return Of The Jedi from way back in '83. And for the price, who could go wrong?

FL2 (Flash Leopard 2) is an awful blade with atrocious balance. When my friend got this we launched FL and FL2 to battle each other and FL2 got clobbered in a matter of seconds. In a single hit it was almost on it's side. The only parts you should even think about buying this for are the Ten-Heavy Weight Disk and the North MG Core, but you can find both those parts on the basic Flash Leopard. In all this is definitly a piece of garbage.

Sincerely,
The Wolborg Master.

This blade is a discrace! I went to target to get it and it looked alsom in the box and perswaded me to buy it for its 10$ price. Well I got got! This junk has no endurance because when hit the bases small tip can't handle in. Also the spikes are facing the wrong way so there is no attack or defence. Don't buy this blade if your can't RIP either.

Well, Flash Leopard II isn't really a good beyblade, in fact, It may look good in stats, but really, It sucks. The thing that actually makes this beyblade bad is its Tip. Wanna know why it is unbalanced? It is too small, so when a beyblade hits it, it will start to wobbly alot.

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A Calculater that will keep track of your lifepoints so you don't have to! Or help you with your Math homework!

don't waste your money on this trash. it cost too much to be a normal calculator. go a by a chearper one. Although it helps kids learn math its stupid.

This calculator is good for its purpose -- tracking Life Points in Yu-Gi-Oh and doing simple calculations. It has a memory function to add and subtract and recall. It uses solar power. The case is reasonably durable, although the opening latch can be inconvenient. It is small in size and fits in many deck protector cases. One nice thing is that the high-contrast LCD has good angle of vision so that your opponent can also see your total from across the table without having to squint or lean over.

The only real drawback that I found was the "minus" or negative sign. Instead of being next to the number (e.g., "-800"), it shows the number (e.g., "800") and then in the upper left is a symbol (e.g., "-MINUS"). Sure looks positive to me.

Given its purpose and price, it is a good product.

this has GOT to be the best thing that the makers of Yu-Gi-Oh! could think of! the duel monsters duel arena! i play w/ it all the time! I keep every single one of my yu-gi-oh figures in there! even the cards that came w/ the figures playset! NOT A WASTE OF MONEY AT ALL!!!!!!!!!!!!! get it while it lasts!

Alright, I'm twelve, but I'm a big fan of the card game and I liked to play with the small guys and pretend they were prisoners(sometimes). I agree with my sister Woodsfairy that it kept me organised and saved the toys from getting lost and my sister from stubbed toes.

My 6 year old son owns approximately 50 little figurines. I purchased the arena as an organizer and it was worth every penny. All 50 figurines would have been lost if not for the arena. In addition to holding figurines, it can be turned upside down to resemble the dueling field on the tv shows. My son uses a lot of imagination and duels with his figurines using the arena and a lot of sound effects. I have stuffed all of the figurines in it and still manage to close it, and it has not fallen apart yet. We have had it since it was first released ... My son takes it to friends houses to play and it is a favorite to all.

Bandai is about to release toys based on the Cartoon Network show, so if that's what you're looking for, then wait for those toys. This set was designed before the cartoon show ever went on the air, and is designed for fans of the "New Teen Titans" comic series that debuted over 20 years ago.

These toys are quite obviously NOT what fans of the Teen Titans cartoon (Cartoon Network) expect. Beleive it or not, these characters existed LONG ago in DC comics as a sort of 'Junior-Justice League' (see cartoon network cartoon by same name) The monkey is probably supposed to be beast boy AS a beast, the old cyborg's color was really inconsistant, so gold isn't too far off, Raven in white? Starfire with hair too long? While you're here on Amazon, do a search in 'books' for Teen Titans, you will find collections of their old comics with images very similar to the toys you see above.

I do agree at least, that these toys are aimed totally incorrectly in terms of audience. They should release figures from the TV show soon.

Obviously, many of you who have posted opinions on this set of TEEN TITAN figures don't really know much about them. 1st off, in this set is a GREEN MONKEY that represents changling, but now is called his original name in the TEEN TITAN cartoon--BEAST BOY. Changling is modeled after his look/costume from the 1980's Teen Titan comics. His costume on this figure is accurate.RAVEN is featured in her "reborn" white costume. RAVEN had a white costume after she came back from "dying" a couple of issues later after the TERROR OF TRIGON 1980's teen titan comic storyline. STARFIRE is an alien, and DOES have orange skin. CYBORG, don't ever remember him in gold/brass armor. This must be a variant figure for this set.Yes, I feel this is an incomplete figure collection. I would like to see DC Direct put out a second TEEN TITAN figure set with NIGHTWING, WONDER GIRL, KID FLASH and JEHRICO...I do hope a new set of Teen Titan figures will come out based on the new cartoon series.Also, for fans of the silver age teen titans, there are DC pocket heroes figure two packs out there of those early members---kid flash with aqualad and speedy with wonder girl. I also hope a batman and the outsiders set can be released also...To me TT and BATO were the two best DC comics series in the 1980's...