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Roy's Toys Shelf

The Gallery; the Knight's Shelf

Just a 'few' superheroes to gander at.  A mixture of Warriors of Light and Dark.  And as Chuck Norris would agree with, good guys do wear black.

On this level of the shelf, the right side is populated by Batman figures from Legends of the Batman, such as the very well-done Clayface. To the left are assorted figures.  In the fore-ground Star Wars bounty hunter figuers, such as Boba Fett and the Blaster Pack version of the notrious hunter.  In the back-ground are some Spawn figures, like an awesome veriosn of Spawn with pop-out wings.

On this shelf is a mish-mash of pieces.  On top, kinda hidden by my arm (oops) are figures from the short-lived Matrix line (Well, at least until McFarlane gets in gear after snagging the liscence from N2 Toys.  .  Woohoo), a blast from the past in Spaaaaaace Ghooooooooooooost (if you don't get that, you're too young, so forget it.) and finally a butt-kicking import from the Toy Deities in Kaiyodo called Star GaoGaigar.

At the veeeeeeeery top are assorted Jedi Kights from Star Wars.

And last but far from least a giant selection of Spawn figures.  Included are figures from Spawn, Lotus, among others from Samurai Wars, and the Samurai Spawn figure from the Manga Spawn series.

Ah, a HUGE selection of Batman figures.  The lines span from the Animated series through Batman Beyond to The Legends of the Darkknight.  Most notable is the Batman and Catwoman figures with the Egyptian motiff.