TMNT Midshipman Mike 1991 Playmates Toys
Channel: ComicgeddonTV
Date: 2018-02-15

This Video is NOT made for kids, This video is for adult collectors TMNT Midshipman Mike 1991 Playmates Toys
Midshipman Mike (1991 action figure)
No ship is safe from sinking in the sewers without Midshipman Mike. He’s the salty sewer sailor who can swim, swashbuckle and swab the deck – all without getting his “duds” dirty! This briny battle boy is ready for high sea adventure. Mike will paddle the punks and send ‘em all straight to Davy Jones’ locker. Yes, the waterways will always be sewer safe as long as Midshipman Mike’s on the deck. So, ahoy you mutant mateys and don’t make waves, make way… for Midshipman Mike! © 1991 Playmates

Accessories: Sewer Sea Gull, Dynamic Duffel Bag, Power-Packed Puddle Paddle, Anti-Foot Flag
Favortie Ship: U.S.S. Pizza
Enemy Ships Sunk: Footski (397 times!)

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 In 1991, Wizard Magazine launched and with it the support of new publishers such as Valiant and Image grew. Wizard Magazine was a new type of magazine for all geek culture. They focused not just on comics, but on toys, on interviewing creators, on movies, trading cards, games, books, tv shows and alot more. In March 2011, Wizard collapsed. They tried to relaunch as an online geek culture magazine but ultimately failed and continued strictly with conventions. 
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