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Spawn The Movie
Woo Hoo! More Spawn bootleg
toys. I gotta tell ya, these are one heck of a find. Right behind ever
finding any bootleg Playmates Star Trek toys, bootleg Spawn figures
have gotta run a close second in the "hard to find" category.
Pictured above is the Spawn
figure. But the figure is on a Burnt Spawn card. Gone are any references
to McFarlane toys. The back of the card also has no reference to McFarlane
toys or any copyright info for that matter.
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Ladie's first, eh? This is the bootleg version of Jessica Priest. The colors of the figure are close enough to the real deal to pass. But the accessories are another story. The accessories are your basic fatigue color. |
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The last figure in this series
is Al Simmons. The accessories that come with this figure are grey or army
green.
Ya can't really tell from the pic. But get this. The bootleggers made Al Simmons white. For those of you who don't follow Spawn. In the comic book, Al Simmons is a black character. |
| Well, as you can see, there is
really nothing to make this bootleg toy series stand out in the crowd.
The bootleggers made the toys close enough to the real thing. The packaging
certainly is good enough to fool small kids. How's the playability? Well,
I am pretty sure that these toys will fall apart after a good amount of
playing. But what the heck! Ya get what ya pay for. Right?
Thanks again to Jorge for scoring me these bootleg toys.
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