Canister X Mailbag - Superman 1978 Page Punchers Action Figure Unboxing - Jan312025

This Superman 1978 Page Punchers action figure was on pre-order and, unfortunately, it sold out before they could get to my order. So I kept an eye on the listing and eventually it was available again, and not only that, it was on sale for a decent amount. I placed my order and the next day the price went back up to retail so I'm happy about the savings. Kind of reward for having to wait for fresh stock.
I'm so glad DC Comics is carrying on Christopher Reeve's Superman legacy with the Superman 1978 comic book. The man did a lot for humanity both on and off the screen so deserves to be remembered. Besides, he was the Man of Steel from my childhood so will always have a special place in my heart.
This action figure is colored like a comic book because that's the point of it: Creating a figure from off the page. McFarlane Toys did an excellent job. Even the face looks like Christopher Reeve. Well done!
I'm really pumped to have this.
Superman 1978 Page Punchers action figure is available on Amazon here: amzn.to/42A9yc0
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[@tedadamgreen]

Congrats buddy!

[@apfuchs]

It's a big deal (childhood and all).

[@ghostman5620]

Its the only Superman figure I own.
I have him hanging about 6ft above the floor and about 16in from the shelf. He's literally displayed over my head. He's holding the flag of our United States of America.
All of those extra display efforts make him an okay figure.
Otherwise, he's typical Todd garbage.

[@apfuchs]

Not everything McFarlane is garbage. The Super Powers resurrection line is sweet. (Granted, that line was part of my childhood so I'm bias.)