Features
- Cover Type: Paperback with 379 pages
- Published by: House of Collectibles
- Edition: 2nd Edition July 6, 1999
- Written in: English
- ISBN 10 Number: 0676601790
- ISBN 13 Number: 978-0676601794
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Book Dimensions:
10.9 x 8.4 x 1 inches
- Weighs: 1.6 pounds
Product Description
THE PRICE GUIDE WITH ALL THE ACTION!
MORE THAN 9,000 PRICES LISTED!
It is estimated that 750 new action figures appear each year--that averages out to more than two per day! Now, to keep pace, The Official Price Guide to Action Figures has been completely revised and updated--including the newest characters from the epic blockbuster Star Wars: Episode 1.
- COMPREHENSIVE. From Xena Warrior Princess to G.I. Joe, Batman to Spider-Man, the A-Team to VR Troopers, Captain Action to the Bionic Woman, Marvel Superheroes to Masters of the Universe, The Official Price Guide to Action Figures lists more than 9,000 different figures from hundreds of series--with separate introductions to each series and its significance, history, and collectibility.
- SPECIAL SECTIONS. Information on new action figures through Toy Fair 1999, including direct-to-comic-shop exclusives, plus a company history and an interview with a renowned action figure designer.
- PROFESSIONAL ADVICE. Helpful tips from the experts on starting, building, and maintaining an action figure collection.
- WRITTEN BY EXPERTS. Stuart Wells III is the former executive editor of Collectible Toys & Values and Triton: Comics, Cards, and Collectibles, monthly magazines covering all types of action figures. Jim Main is the editor and publisher of Action Figure Collector and Barracks: The G.I. Joe Collectors Magazine.
- FULLY ILLUSTRATED. The Official Price Guide to Action Figures is packed with more than 700 photographs for easy identification.
Publisher Description
Stuart Wells and Jim Main did a great job on this book -- the pages are chock full of wonderful photographs and great information. Although action figures have never been my strong suit, I checked out the Masters of the Universe figures immediately -- I wonder if my nephew still has all the figures we raced around finding for him in the 1980s. GI Joe was always a guilty pleasure for me -- soldiers weren't the thing when I was growing up during the Vietnam War, but I always thought he'd make a better date for my Barbie than that wimp Ken!
-- Randy Ladenheim-Gil, Editor, House of Collectibles
--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
Reader Reviews
This book had all black and white pictures, and almost all of them showed the item in its package. I needed a book to help me IDENTIFY individual figures, which this book DEFINATELY DID NOT DO. I immediately returned the book.
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