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Back before I even knew who/what Spawn was, a friend of mine gave me this figure box set featuring five figures from this series (file cards below). I was amazed. Here were highly articulated and detailed (for the time) action figures of original, cool-looking human characters and twisted creatures. These figures renewed my interest in toy collecting, something I had mostly given up on since the mid-'80s. While the sculpting for Spawn toys got better and better as the years went by, some of the best design ideas can be found in these early waves.


MCFARLANE TOYS' SPAWN SERIES 3
1995
8" x 13"

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