The figures were sold also in a boxed set that included the infamous “Capitán Rayo” in the christmas of 1.987. One year later, the Superman figure was offered as a gift for the first five customers of tickets on every cinema that featured “Superman IV: The Quest for peace” (Yes, the movie took 18 months to be premiered in Colombia). And in 1.989, the Batman figure was a hit, thanks to the Tim Burton film. Supes and Bats remained as the best selling figures of the line until 1995, when Gulliver created his own line of Superheroes using the Superpowers molds. At the same time, they did two Superman figures: The Man of steel with long hair and Superboy with the leather jacket (at that time, christmas of 1995, they sold well because the “Death and return of Superman” comics were a hit amoung young people, while “Lois & Clark” delivered strong ratings every saturday afternoon).

Hope that my info will be valuable. Keeo up the good work, from Bogota, Colombia.

These are only sightly better then those cheap Mexican bootlegs I keep buying off of Ebay. LOL!!

Peace,

Chip