Looking for an instant vintage Kenner ALIEN and Star Wars collection? Up for sale on eBay right now are samples of our eternally endearing Alien friend along with a pair of 12 inch buddies, Chewbacca and Darth Vader. Despite the condition of each of these toys being less than perfect, the price tag of US$250 is still damn fine, especially taking into consideration each of these toys are sought after items from popular properties. 
Briefly, Chewbacca’s arms are both severed and he’s missing other accessories. At least the left arm is included in this sale. You could probably hunt down a right arm and re-attach them both with little effort. The Alien is likewise features severed arms but again they are easy to return to the figure; which is also missing the ever elusive translucent dome and shoulder crest parts. It’s still an easy repair that will make a display worthy figure despite various other minor flaws including the missing left elbow spur. Darth is simply missing his light saber but includes his black cape, which is often missing from the figure. A great trio for someone to land. Maybe you would choose to be bold and attach the Alien arms to Chewie instead of the bio-mechanical torso they hail from? After all, the longer Alien arms would look quite menacing on the brown furred figure and can be fixed in place with as much effort. Xenowookiee, anybody? I’d love to see a Kenner Wookiee Alien, 2022 edition. Like their 1993 Gorilla Alien, only 16 inches tall.
-Windebieste.
Incorrect inclusions… Wrong character card backs… Inverted packaging… Even a big, respectable outfit like Kenner isn’t beyond quality control issues seeping through to the public. Go check out these 
This set of three figures was Wave 1 of three waves released last year. I’ll add Waves 2&3 (which were both released together, simultaneously) some time soon. Hopefully this coming week.
The translucent red Kane along with a contrasting translucent blue Alien figure featuring poster concept art created by Bill Gold. These fantastic figures packaged on brilliant card backs became available on ALIEN Day (April 26). Along with their superbly designed card backs, these figures are without a doubt a pair of the most striking and eye-catching items Super7 have released in their ALIEN ReAction figure line up to date.
It’s basically a large envelope with no ALIEN action figures inside. At all. It’s just a large printed, folded cardboard sheet with some stickers and a cardboard backdrop to be found within. In 2013, these these colourful envelopes sold for US$100 each at SDCC 2013. Despite their lack of physical content, these vacant flat packages were the frontline in a new range of collectible toys called ReAction figures. It sold well. Apparently.
Have fun with this. The ALIEN board game is also investigated broadly in the article as it is a key product in exploring the hidden secret of what lies beneath the modified version Kenner’s ALIEN logo.
The problem with this listing isn’t just the figure – there may be no issues with it at all. It’s difficult to be conclusive due to images being adjusted, all the contrast has been ramped up and any issues that may be present are concealed. As to whether this is deliberate attempt by the vendor to hide undocumented issues is beyond my goal. I’m just going to call attention to what is actually visible in the software adjusted images. 
We can expect more details next week. Here’s the
