The Avengers Pack (1999)

  Iron Man (in his original suit), Thor, Giant Man, Hulk – these were Marvel’s heavy hitters.  You needed someone roughed up – look to the Avengers.  They also had Ant Man and the Wasp – but they were added because the other members felt sorry for them – y’know, like when they make chubby

Hulk Hummer (2003)

This is an exact replica of a Hummer.  It’s 1/18th to scale.  The Hulk image is not my favorite but the model is cool.  I bought this at Toys R Us in Kingston.  That’s all I have to say about that. 

Incredible Hulk “Outcasts” (1996)

I displayed the “Smash and Crash” figures before – well, this is the other line with dubbed “Outcasts” for a good reason.  These guys are freaks.  This has some good figures such as the Leader Hulk, Wendigo, and the female named Chainsaw.  For some reason I am missing Two-Head.  A shrimp Hulk with two heads. 

Color Change Mug (2007)

  When you pour a hot liquid into the mug a backround appears with scenes from comic stories.  That’s cool and all – but it would be cooler if the Hulk turned grey and Spiderman turned into the black suit.  You heard me Marvel!  Now get to work.

Marvel’s Famous Cover Series (1998)

This is what I call the Anorexic Hulk.  What a poor representation of the powerhouse known as the Hulk!  He looks like Jr. High Hulk, or Pre-teen Hulk.  In 1998, Toy Biz offered some pretty cool figures – and then they also offered this.  I remember the Spiderman Famous Covers being pretty cool.  The back of

Hulk Pinball Game (2005)

Found this at a unique toy shop in Falmouth.  It’s a Hulk pinball game.  I played with this for about an hour before putting it away in storage.  It was fun – but not fun enough.  You flick the ball with the flicker on the side and try to get it into the little point pockets

Marvel Legends: Face Off (2006)

These two packs are some of my favorite action figures ever.  Not only did they do new head sculpts for each variant – which I love – they chose the right villain.  The Leader is Hulk’s best foe – and while I prefer the McFarlane-esque Leader (to the left), the 60’s Leader is classic.  The