It has been a couple months since I last bought a comic book based toy, and I finally found Iceman, which I've been trying to find for a while. Back in the early 90s, I had the Toy Biz Iceman figure, which is part of why I wanted to get this version. This one is more of a blue than the older one, but it's still pretty cool. It actually reminds me of the holographic figures from Star Wars. He comes with an ice slide, which is pretty cool, although some ice blasts for his hands would be nice too. Speaking of his hands, my only complaint is that his wrists are unarticulated. Overall, it's a cool figure, and I'm glad I finally found it.
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
#65: X-Men Origins Wolverine Comic Series Iceman
It has been a couple months since I last bought a comic book based toy, and I finally found Iceman, which I've been trying to find for a while. Back in the early 90s, I had the Toy Biz Iceman figure, which is part of why I wanted to get this version. This one is more of a blue than the older one, but it's still pretty cool. It actually reminds me of the holographic figures from Star Wars. He comes with an ice slide, which is pretty cool, although some ice blasts for his hands would be nice too. Speaking of his hands, my only complaint is that his wrists are unarticulated. Overall, it's a cool figure, and I'm glad I finally found it.
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I didn't know they had this one out. I was waiting for the Spider-man and Friends set. I have the old Toy Biz one as well, when my son and I froze him he cracked in half, so I superglued him together, we kept him all this time because we felt bad about freezing him.
ReplyDeleteI think it has been out for a few weeks now. I did see his wavemate, a maskless Wolverine, a few weeks ago at a Target. I would have waited for the Spidey set, but I already have a red and blue Spidey, and Toys R Us isn't anywhere that I get a chance to shop very often.
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