The Super7 x Misfits collaboration continues with new 3.75″ ReAction Figures inspired by the band’s discography: 1984’s Die Die My Darling; 1986’s Collection I; and 1995’s Collection II.
Using their backgrounds in punk and skate ‘zines, design, and production, Super7 have a collaborated on 3.75″ ReAction Figures louder than everything else, with rock and roll legends Motörhead, and punk icons The Misfits!
The official Super7 collaboration with heavy metal legends Slayer continues! This special version of the Show No Mercy 3.75-inch ReAction Figure was inspired by Track 6 of the band’s 1983 debut album.
According to the calendar, today is Alien Day (4/26 to commemorate LV 426!) so Super7 have dropped these exclusive Alien limited edition 3.75″ ReAction Figures, plus old school felt pennants!
The Super7 x Killer Bootlegs collaboration continues with the 3.75″ Phantom Starkiller ReAction Figure in netherworld lich green! Super7 have also brought back the original Nosferatu ReAction Figure that first haunted us back in 2017!
The official Super7 x Slayer 3.75-inch ReAction Figure immortalizing the demonic Minotaur from the cover of the band’s 1983 debut album Show No Mercy is now available; cape and sword accessories included!
Get in the ring with Super7 x Legends of Lucha Libre! The debut Luchadores 3.75-inch ReAction Figures assortment includes Blue Demon Jr., Solar, and Tinieblas Jr. Super7 have also released 1.75″ M.U.S.C.L.E. 3-Packs (featuring 6 different figures).
Inspired by the 1970’s Shogun Warriors toy line licensed by Mattel Inc., Super7 have released their 3.75-inch Shogun ReAction Figures! Super7 have also released Shogun 1.75″ M.U.S.C.L.E. 3-Packs (featuring 12 different figures)!
Using their backgrounds in punk and skate ‘zines, design, and production, Super7 have released their newest official 3.75″ ReAction Figure collaboration with punk icons The Misfits.
In 2001, Super7 started as a magazine about vintage Japanese toys. Along the way, they began to develop vinyl figures and toy projects. Now, Super7 have created the iconic robot Maria, from the classic 1927 science fiction silent film Metropolis, and Arthur, from Ghosts ‘n Goblins – the hardest video game ever – as 3.75″ ReAction Figures!
