Continuing the photographic record of Super-Strength characters who can hold their own object tokens, today we’re looking at Spider-Man from the Ultimates set:
It fits perfectly between his arm and his backpack for Pounce-ready action!
Be back Thursday for another edition of Token Totin’!
Heroclixin’s photographic record of Super-Strength characters who can hold their own object tokens continues! Let’s take a left turn and look at a rare Indy figure with Super Strength, Major Maxim:
The gas-masked, black-trenchcoated villain holds it easily in his arms.
Next edition of Token Totin’ is Sept. 13. Next week will be one of my monthly-ish Top Ten countdowns. Be there!
Continuing the photographic record of Super-Strength characters who can hold their own object tokens, today we’re looking at the twice-made robot with all the powers of the Justice League…Amazo! First, the JUSTICE LEAGUE Super Rare:
…then the original Unique from COSMIC JUSTICE:
Both barely hold the token. Really, the tokens just lean against the flight stand between the ankles. But it’s still better than the “are you holding that object or standing on it” confusion that might otherwise occur in a game!
Be back Thursday for another edition of Token Totin’!
Heroclixin’s photographic record of Super-Strength characters who can hold their own object tokens continues! Since we’re on a sort-of “captain” theme, here’s another you’ll almost never use: the Captain Britain from the Ultimates universe:
It’s not as secure as it looks! You have to jam the token between his head and his LEFT arm.
Be back next Tuesday for another edition of Token Totin’!
Forgive me for failing to properly schedule yesterday’s Card Arts update. I hate when I do that.
Continuing the photographic record of Super-Strength characters who can hold their own object tokens, today we’re looking at one of the first character-carded figures — and one of the worst sculpts ever — Captain America from 2007’s Avengers set:
He might be a spindly-limbed, elephantiasis-afflicted monstrosity, but he sure can tote an object token under his arm nicely.
Be back Thursday for another edition of Token Totin’!
EDIT: Sorry I mistakenly titled this one “Gargoyle” by mistake! (Though the sculpt is so bleedingly ugly that the error may be almost excusable.)
Heroclixin’s photographic record of Super-Strength characters who can hold their own object tokens continues! Today we’re looking at Zangief, the Russian wrestler from Street Fighter!
It’s not as secure as it looks! You have to jam the token between his hip and the red spin trail. (It’s not like you’re going to be holding it for long anyway before you use the Street Fighter TA to move and spinning-piledrive someone with it.)
Be back next Tuesday for another edition of Token Totin’!
Heroclixin’s photographic record of Super-Strength characters who can hold their own object tokens continues! Today we look at an occasional teammate of last Tuesday’s Token Totin’ figure (Bane), the goth-y Black Alice, who holds her token similarly:
Bet you didn’t realize her hand wasn’t glued to her extra sculpt element, either!
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Heroclixin’s photographic record of Super-Strength characters who can hold their own object tokens continues! Today we’re looking at Miss Martian:
It wedges between her hair and cape!
Be back next Tuesday for another edition of Token Totin’!
Heroclixin’s photographic record of Super-Strength characters who can hold their own object tokens continues! Today we look at a remake of one of the earliest Token Totin’ figures, Bane!
Despite — or because of — the Bat-breaking sculpt, Bane can hold a token in addition to Mr. Wayne.
Be back Thursday for another edition of Token Totin’!
Heroclixin’s photographic record of Super-Strength characters who can hold their own object tokens continues! Today we’re looking at how the rest of the candidates from the new Captain America set (having already seen LUKE CAGE, Power Man) tote their tokens:
The Secret Warrior, Stonewall:
You can just barely wedge it between the edge of the base and the rivets on his armbands.
Jack Flag, latest member of the Guardians of the Galaxy:
It wedges under his mask!
The villainous Mister Hyde:
Wedge it between his forearm and left thigh.
The robotic Super-Adaptoid (who doesn’t have Super Strength but can gain it through his SP):
Another one that fits in the stat slot and under chin.
Armadillo:
This one's a tad tricky. It barely wedges, at an angle, under his forearm and on the base.
and last but not least, Winter Guard strongman Ursa Major:
In Soviet Russia, workers are carrying TWO objects for glory of Motherland!!!
Be back Tuesday for another edition of Token Totin’!