A visual reference to the DC Super Powers Collection — the characters, comics, and toys that opened the doors on 1984.
Bruce Wayne
An incomparable athlete, the Batman is also a master of virtually all known forms of physical combat, an unparalleled strategist and tactician, and an expert in the art of disguise. His reasoning and deductive abilIties are second to none. He is rivaled only by Mister Miracle (see Mister Miracle ) as the world's greatest escape artist. The Batman carries a wide array of weapons in his utility bet (see Batman's Utilty Belt. Among his mea
Read the DossierEighteen months of toys. Forty years of memory.Closing note · Vol. 1
In this archive —
77 characters 37 Kenner figures 43 comic issues 10 merchandise pieces
From the desk —
Guide
The Kenner Super Powers Variant Archive Matrix provides vintage toy collectors with a detailed blueprint mapping distribution footprints of the collec
Guide
An unlicensed Riddler from Argentina, a wave that barely shipped, and a playset nobody kept the box for. What is genuinely scarce in Super Powers, and
Guide
Series 1 spent the A-list, Series 2 belonged to Kirby, and Series 3 barely made it to shelves. A wave-by-wave map of all 34 figures, 8 vehicles and th
Thirty-four figures. Three waves. One line that made the DC universe holdable.Editor's note · Vol. 1