WWF Hasbro action figures The WWF Hasbro Action Figure line was an action figure toyline based on the wrestlers of the WWF . They were made by the toy company Hasbro from 1990 to 1994 . The toys were made of plastic and each had a signature action move . Most of the moves were repeated in multiple figures . Critics of the line complain that the figures were too " cartoonish " especially coming off of the highly acclaimed Wrestling Superstars line from LJN , which sold the rights to Hasbro after their final run of figures in 1989 . These figures have become quite collectible , partly due to the popularity of pro wrestling in general , and the line being introduced at the peak of wrestling figures becoming " collectibles " . While some have very high value still in their original package , the most common loose figures ranges from $ 1 – $ 5 . In poor condition most of the line isn ' t worth very much due to their great abundance . The figures that remain carded can command much higher prices though . In good condition a MOC ( mint on card ) figure can range from $ 20 or so for a Jake " The Snake " Roberts or Big Bossman to $ 200 – $ 800 or more for a Dusty Rhodes to the unbelievable rare Kamala with a Moon on his belly . Other carded figures that can sell for hundreds are the 1992 Series on American Cards such as Brutus Beefcake # 2 and Ultimate Warrior # 3 . A large number of the collection has been released on foreign ( usually French or Spanish ) cards , and are of far less value than cards that are all in English writing , due to their abundance . For example , a 1992 Ultimate Warrior Mint on an American Card can fetch upwards of $ 150 – $ 175 US , while exactly the same figure on a French card may get around $ 15 – $ 20 US . Complete collection . Series 2 - 1991 . Singles Tag Teams SummerSlam Card Re - Releases Series 4 - 1992 . Singles Tag Teams Series 6 - 1993 . WWF Magazine Mail Away Exclusives Red Cards - Series 8 - 1994 . Red Cards - Released in India Only Under Funskool Label Unreleased Prototypes . There are several prototypes that have been seen in print advertisements that are the subject of WWF Hasbro collector discussion to this day . In an ad promoting a Toys R Us and WWF partnership in the March 1991 WWF Magazine , tag team sets of Demolition , the Bushwhackers , the Rockers , and Rhythm and Blues appeared . The Rhythm and Blues set was never released , however both the Honky Tonk Man and Greg " The Hammer " Valentine did see singles action figures released . Honky Tonk Man , as he appeared in the ad , was released in Series 2 , however Valentine ' s figure in the advertisement appeared in his Rhythm and Blues attire , black hair , white jacket with black musical notes on it , white boots , and black trunks , whereas the figure released of Valentine in Series 3 was in his most regular singles attire of blond hair , black trunks and yellow boots . Fueling further collector speculation is the fact that on the back of some early foreign card figures , Rhythm and Blues was listed as an available tag team set . It is unknown the exact reason this figure went unreleased , but it is assumed that it was that the tag team had broken up a few months before the ad was printed . The Rhythm and Blues Greg Valentine is a hot topic of conversation among WWF Hasbro collectors because it is one of the few prototypes that have not turned up in a private collection . Valentine himself has increased speculation on the whereabouts of the figure , giving conflicting to reports as to where the prototype ( s ) may be in various interviews . Other unreleased prototypes that have appeared in print include Brutus " The Barber " Beefcake in red and yellow attire meant to replicate his Mega Maniacs attire from WrestleMania IX to be in the Purple Carded set . He is believed to have been replaced by a Tatanka re - release from Series 6 due to his departure from the company . Shawn Michaels ' Yellow Carded figure appeared in both print ads and on card backings using the spring - loaded armed feature found on the Virgil , Jake " The Snake " Roberts , El Matador , Hulk Hogan # 4 , Papa Shango , Ted DiBiase # 3 and Billy Gunn but was changed to his released form . Randy Savage from Series 1 appeared in the 1991 J . C . Penney catalog in green trunks as part of an offer selling a ring and both Hulk Hogan and Savage action figures . Savage was sent out in his regularly released orange trunks . Both Shawn Michaels and Razor Ramon figures resembling those released on both Yellow and Blue cards have appeared in an unreleased print ad promoting the figures as mail - aways as a reward for collecting Hasbro points found on the back of the WWF Hasbro cards . Modifications From Prototypes . Popular belief holds that a Dusty Rhodes figure has yellow boots as a variant . While these figures have been photographed , debate continues on whether they are the product of sun damage . Commonly Traded Error Cards and Variants . Series 3 ' s Sgt . Slaughter is a popular variant , offering a variant that features no name listed on the front of the card . This variant is very rare and is believed to have seen limited release in the Tri - State Region . Some of the more common error cards include " Rowdy " Roddy Piper on a Series 2 Ultimate Warrior card , Billy Gunn on a Bart Gunn card , Bart Gunn on a Billy Gunn card , Giant Gonzalez on a Samu card , and Series 1 Ted DiBiase on a Rick Rude card . Other rare error cards include Bret Hart 1 carding with The Undertaker 1 Figure .