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Revision as of 05:23, 29 September 2006
By the late 1990s, DC was producing its own line of figures and figurines under the DC Direct banner. The Legion and several related figures (individuals as part of a group) appeared in this line.
Contents
Legion of Super-Heroes (July 1999)
The Legion's box set of PVC (plastic) figurines arrived in stores in 1999. This was the first time the Silver Age Legion were immortalized in plastic. We got Chameleon Boy, Saturn Girl, Cosmic Boy, Colossal Boy, Brainiac 5, Lightning Lad, and Mon-el.
They came in a unique box, too - instead of being a normal box, this one had red fins on a yellow box to make it look like the old clubhouse.
The poses for at least some of the figures were from images of Legion statues in Superboy's home in Smallville from Adventure Comics #289 (reprinted in Superboy v1 #185).
Flash/Speed Force (Dec. 1999)
This set featured the 20th Century Flash Family, including Barry Allen, Jay Garrick, Wally West, Max Mercury, Impulse (Bart Allen), Johnny Quick, and his daughter Jesse Quick.
Silver Age Smallville (Dec. 2001)
This set had figures for Superboy, Clark Kent, Krypto, Jonathan and Martha Kent, Lana Lang, and teenage Lex Luthor.
External link
- DC Direct Catalog for the Legion set, Smallville set
