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Captain Action: The Original Super-Hero Action Figure (Revised Second Edition) 
Comics Worth Reading | by Johanna | Thu, Sep 17
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Buy this book Originally introduced in 1966 as a spin-off of the Batman craze, Captain Action was the first action figure, able to assume the identities of 13 well-known superheroes (assuming you bought the special add-on outfits and accessories). Later, in 1968, the character — withou...
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