HUMAN TORCH w/Light Up Snowboard 6" Action Figure FANTASTIC FOUR MOVIE Asst. 3 Toy Biz (Shelf Wear Packaging)

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HUMAN TORCH w/Light Up Snowboard 6" Action Figure FANTASTIC FOUR MOVIE Asst. 3 Toy Biz (Shelf Wear Packaging)Packaging has shelf wear which may include scuffing, rubbing and fraying at the corners and edges. items insides are in perfect condition and packaging has never never opened. Mr Fantastic, The Thing, The Invisible Woman and The Human Torch star in the new movie The Fantastic Four. The Fantastic Four are Reed Richards (Mr. Fantastic), his best friend Ben Grimm (The Thing), his wife Sue Richards (The Invisible Woman) and her brother Johnny Storm (The

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011