WALRUS MAN

Source:
  (Star Wars)


Date Stamp: 1978

Carded Availability:
  Star Wars
The Empire Strikes Back
Return Of The Jedi

Assortment No. : 39050

Retail: $1.99

Weapons and Accessories: 

  • Stormtrooper Blaster

    Point of Interest: 
      Though pictured on the back of the Star Wars 20 and 21 back cards with a Han Solo blaster, the figure was packed with a Stormtrooper Blaster.

    Though this figure was originally included in the Cantina Adventure Set, it made its first appearance on the Star Wars 20 back card.

  • Comments: Here is an uplifting tale about a man living in a world that feared and hated him. When little Timmy “Walrus Man” Malone was in elementary school he was harassed constantly. If the taunts about his flippers, ghastly complexion, and silly super-hero-esque costumes weren’t enough, he had to deal with a mouth that resembled a monkey’s behind. Needless to say, he quickly dropped out of school (not that he would have ever been prom king) and started hanging out with no-goodnicks. Thankfully, in a skirmish that lost him an arm, he saw the light and is working hard to make up for a lifetime of alienation. Way to go Timmy!

    Major Variations: Though all vintage figures have minor variations, the Walrus Man figure's only major variation is the color of his 'teeth'. The figure was commonly available with either white or pink 'teeth'.



    Text & Photography by D. Martin Myatt.


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