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How could Superman EVER have caught a villain on the moon without his trusty Justice Jogger(TM)?
ReplyDeleteWow thanks for the flashback here! I remember this series of toys well. But the only one I had was Aquaman. Much like your grandmother, my grandma knew I liked action figures, but didn't really know which ones. So I got Aquaman as a birthday present one year. He had real food kicking action! But no accessories, alas. Mostly he hung out with my Star Wars action figures.
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