1994 Marvel Superheroes Toybiz Punisher

I managed to find this Toybiz Pun fig for a really good price mainly because of the hideous packaging. 


I'd like to say that for it's time, trench coat Punisher was a cool figure. But let's be honest, Obi-Wan was sporting this fit back in '77. It's ok I guess. A little too tight to remove and I didn't want to risk tearing it so for now it stays on. One thing I love about these Toybiz figures is their shininess! The 90's kept it glossy with their action figures. 


My Punisher action figure collection is taking shape. A few more key figures and I'll be content.


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