Marvel Super Hero Squad Theme Pack: Urban Heroes – Battle for New York!
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| Marvel Super Hero Squad Theme Pack: Urban Heroes - Battle for New York! |
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Product Description |
| Similar to the Galactic Heroes, these figures should have limited articulation; Superhero Squad: Battle For New York 4-Pack includes the following figures: Punisher & Spider-Man: The uncharacteristically amiable Punisher is clad in a black costume with deathâ?TMs-head emblem, and is equipped with a large bazooka configured to pelt his adversaries with Nerf balls rather than live rounds. Spider-Man is clad in his classic blue and red costume. Elektra and Ghost Rider: This simplified version of Elektra is actually more inspired than most of the more formal action figure tributes over the years; sheâ?TMd clad in a white costume variant, and is equipped with twin sais. The black-clad Ghost Rider features a flame-wreathed skull countenance, and is armed with a spike-weighted chain. |
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Product Details |
- Not all heroes live the glamorous life of the Avengers or the Fantastic Four
- These heroes battles evil wherever at hides, from the shadows of the city's alleys to the rooftops of its skyscrapers
- Spring into adventure and battle for New York with this collectible, fun theme pack of stylized super hero characters
- Four-pack includes Spider-Man, Punisher, Ghost Rider and Elektra characters
- Figures are highly articulated and sculpted
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 My toddler loves these! |
| Review Date: September 16, 2008 |
| Reviewer: S. Vinson, Buford, GA |
| My two and a half year old loves these! He suddenly became very interested in spiderman one day. We have tried to buy anything that is spiderman related that is age appropriate for him. He also loves to have sets of things. The only problem we've had is that there are some sharp points on Ghostman that pinched his skin. I took him away for now, until he's older. This probably wouldn't be a problem for an older child anyway. |
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