1993 Playmates TMNT Toon Raph On An Unpunched Card with Laird/Eastman Pedigree AFA 80+ Y-Near Mint
$550
In stock
Description
The Head Turnin’ Toon Turtle!
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Toon Tools: Animated Toon Television, Toon Sais, Turtle Communicator, Toon Pizza Disk
Favorite Schtick:: Pie-in-the-face
Favorite Saying: “Draw me another slice of pizza!”
‘Round and ’round Raph’s head goes-and where it stops, only he knows. This T.V. sewer star is walkin’ ‘n talkin’ right here in the real world! Raph is ready to battle the best characters the Foot can draw up against him. Armed with his Scene-splittin’ Toon Sais, the only known Toon Tool available in 6 million different colors, Raph will straighten out any sicko scribble skull who dares to go outside the lines. Raph’s on the scene with spectacular shell shellac, the best in protective paint. And with his 360 degree corkscrew cranium, he’s one tough Toon with an amphibious attitude. And don’t forget, doodle dudes, this Turtle Toon can see everything: front, sides and behind. So keep your eyes on Toon Raph-and he’ll keep his eyes on everyone else.
From the Personal Collection of Peter Laird and Kevin Eastman, creators of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
This is one VERY RARE Find! Coming directly from Kevin and Peter, this Playmates figure is housed in an AFA hard acrylic archival case, ideal for taking center place in your vintage TMNT Toy Collection. The card back and blister pack remain intact and unpunched with an AFA Laird/Eastman Pedigree Grade of 80+ Y-Near Mint (C80 B85 F85)
This 1993 Toon Raph was sent directly to Mirage Studios (Publishers of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) by Playmates Toys. It has been housed in the Personal Collections of Peter Laird and Kevin Eastman, the creators of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles since then.
Given the provenance; straight from Playmates Toys to Mirage Studios and the collection of Peter and Kevin this super fun 1993 Toon Raph figure, with impeccable provenance is a great addition to any Vintage TMNT Toy Collection.
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