SUPER GEYPERMAN

I was on this a couple of weeks ago but lost out to someone with much more money than me


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/alfreedom-Figura-SUPER-GEYPERMAN-Superman-El-Heroe-del-Espacio-action-figure-70s-/291049561346?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_186&hash=item43c3e7dd02

But for reference (All images from eBay)

Only the 2nd one I've seen for sale in 20 years

           

id love one of them

very nice   

are you joking????   

I never knew such a figure existed Dan... Guess we learn something new every day...
Nice to see you posting again dan!   

As happens a lot of times in Geyper Man history, this is a case of trying to be behind the trail of Madelman (which they didn't need to do...).
Madel was one of the few toy companys to license a clothed, traditional style action figure of Superman when the first movie was released (1977 or 1979?)
The Super Geyper was a very poor attempt (in my opinion) to get a share of that market

that is a cool figure !

1978 was first superman!!! My birth year!

That is one cool GM, Dan!  It's nicely photographed too!    

If there's going to be a new movie 'KICK-ASS 3' they should have this Superhero character in it!  



koenig,

That 'madelman' looks very desirable! I love the attractive window-box packaging
Thanks for pasting up the photo

koenig wrote:

As happens a lot of times in Geyper Man history, this is a case of trying to be behind the trail of Madelman (which they didn't need to do...).
Madel was one of the few toy companys to license a clothed, traditional style action figure of Superman when the first movie was released (1977 or 1979?)
The Super Geyper was a very poor attempt (in my opinion) to get a share of that market

Mego did a nice 12" version after the first movie. I believe their Star Trek:The Motion Picture figures used the same body. Very nearly picked one up in Texas last summer. The Geyperman figure is interesting, but I'd probably put clothes on him. It looks like he had bodypainting done, then put on a speedo.

-Nate