Here ya go! When I was a kid I wanted them all too, but yeah, they were much more expensive than the 3 3/4" figures, I only managed to get Boba Fett and Chewbacca. This Boba Fett is my childhood one that I got for my 11th birthday from my grandparents (I even kept the box!) but this isn't my original Chewie. Bonus KISS, Buck Rogers and Battlestar Galactica stuff. Sorry, for the crappy pics, my phone's camera sucks.



Plus some Peruvian and Mexican large size Star Wars, Japanese diecast Star Wars, Italian magnetic Black Hole and Mexican Mego superhero figures:

Damn.

KISS, Buck Rogers and The Black Hole?

Well, when you write it that way, I’m not so sure . . .

I wrote them as I saw them. I swear!

^Batman's next move is to kick him in his super nuts.

Epic reimagining of the movie poster

I read Marvel might have an opportunity. LoL

I approve of any and all ridicule towards this horrendous Liefeld abomination!

Me too.

^ There's a whole lot in that graph that I wasn't aware of.

I thought Thor and Loki were introduced in the "Marvel Age". This is new to me.

Shouldn't Monica Rambeau be in like the 70s or 80s?

Depends how they're counting. Monica Rambeau's first appearance was in a Spiderman annual as Captain Marvel in the 1980s, but her Spectrum identity was introduced in 2013.

However, on that same infographic, they have "Carol Danvers, Captain Marvel" debuting in 1968. Carol Danvers made her first appearance in 1968 as a military officer. She than adopted the identity of Ms. Marvel in the 1970s, lost her Ms. Marvel powers to Rogue in the early 1980s in Avengers Annual #10, took on the identity of Binary shortly thereafter in an issue of Uncanny X-Men, and didn't become Captain Marvel until 2012.

Thor and Loki put in appearances in a pre-Marvel Timely Comics series called Venus; it was a sort of romance/superhero series targeted at girls.

https://www.cbr.com/thor-loki-venus-comic-timely/

It's unlikely that these are meant to be the same Thor and Loki in the proper Marvel Universe; the first appearances of those characters are still generally accepted to be in Journey into Mystery, as opposed to older characters like Captain America, Sub-Mariner, and the Human Torch (I) that got folded into the Marvel Universe.

All the other ones (to my knowledge) have date of first appearance of the character, not their first usage of a codename. Rhodey for instance, wasn't War Machine until 1993, but they correctly have James Rhodes listed at 1979.

Pre-War Machine, Rhodey was also Iron Man for a couple of years in the 1980s when Tony Stark was too shit-faced to use the armor.