How about:

Shi (Billy Tucci)
Nocturnals (Dan Brereton)
Breed (Jim Starlin)
Mask
Ash
Painkiller Jane
Crimson Plague (George Perez)
Maxx (Sam Keith) (Forget Shocker)
Danger Girls (Scott Campbell)
Wildstar (Jerry Ordway)
The Tenth (Tony Daniels)
Darkchylde (Randy Queen)
Martha Washington (Miller/Gibbons)
Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot (Miller/Darrow)
Monstermen (Gary Gianni)
Hammer (Kelley Jones)
Spyboy (David/Mahn)
Aria (Hoguin/Anacleto)
Battle Chasers (Joe Mad)
Crimson (Humberto Ramos)
Fathom (Michael Turner)
kabuki (David Mack)
Shaman's Tears (Mike Grell)
Tellos (DeZago/Wieringo)
Next Men (John Byrne)
Tribe

I actually read comics in the 90's and I only recognise three of those things, however one of them is Danger Girls and I say: how bout it?

VC9k

I would be into these, depending on what they looked like:

Crimson Plague (George Perez)
Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot (Miller/Darrow)
Kabuki (David Mack)
Tellos (DeZago/Wieringo)
Next Men (John Byrne), with some of the 2112 stuff, that sequel/prequel might have more interesting figs

I'm down for the Maxx...God knows Shocker toys aint!
Darkchylde would make some nice toys. Ariel, Pennace, Kuldron War & peace Hells yeah!

As much as I hate to give McFarlane any credit, the Danger Girl figures that came out in the late '90s are pure perfection. They are J. Scott Campbell's art perfectly rendered in 3-D plastic, and there's no way LCBH could do better. The lack of articulation actually preserves the girls' curvy figures, whereas the LCBH-style abundant articulation would make them look like robots or marionettes, completely ruining their unique looks.