The next batch of NECA Haulathon figures have gone live at Target in the US and via the Haulathon website for international distribution.
The 4th Week of NECA's Haulathon Event brought us two more Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles releases. The first is another 2-pack from the 1980's animated series and features Jersey Red and Grunt who comes with additional mutant parts. The second release was the companion piece to last week's Dreadmon - the TMNT Adventure Comics release of Jagwar.
Based on the classic 1980s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon series! Start building Bebop and Rocksteady’s full gang with this 2-pack of action figures that are ready to rumble. Jersey Red might have avoided mutation, but her mohawk-sporting pal Grunt was not so lucky. This set includes two 7" scale action figures and accessories. Jersey Red comes with extra hands, laser, and a retro mutagen aerosol can. Grunt comes with interchangeable mutant parts, sword and extra hands. Comes in the classic cartoon 2-pack style packaging you all know and love.
It’s an action figure first! This new action figure from NECA is straight from the pages of Eastman and Laird’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures comic book series from Archie Comics! Mighty Mutanimal Jagwar has been fully self-sufficient since he was 12, which you would expect from the son of the great Jaguar Spirit. He roams the rainforest, defending it against all who would destroy or defile it. This 7” scale figure is detailed as depicted in the comics, and includes extra head, extra hands, bowl of fruit, campfire, and baby Jagwar. Comes in collector-friendly window box packaging featuring all new illustrations by comic book artists Ken Mitchroney and Gary Fields.
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