Comments on: Comic Pack “Tunnel Rat vs. Storm Shadow” Reviewed

By: Rafael Contreras

Rafael Contreras — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 13:58:14 +0000

Unfortunately, just like dusty from “arise serpentor, arise” the earlier versions of tunnel rat came with a neckerchief, mine, which were of the very first ones, did’t have it; bummer.

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By: tudortiger2000

tudortiger2000 — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 01:59:07 +0000

My girl friend got me this comic pack back here in Manila. Toy-wise I thought that the figures were great; especially Storm Shadow. Sure, Tommy won’t fit in with the modern G.I. Joe setting but having this rendition somewhat adds to the evolution of the toy-character. And with a decent number of accessories, the figure has a lot of play factor. Though, I would’ve wanted the “face-mask” casted in plastic than rubber for durability’s sake, ( a few year down the line and you’ll see it sticky and melted like the o-rings of yore). As an interpretation of the Storm Shadow from the accompanying comic I sure would’ve liked a pair of samurai and sheat to go attached to his back and waist, maybe the hard master comic pack could do the trick? Then again…

By: Anon.E.Moss

Anon.E.Moss — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 02:51:27 +0000

Without the masks, I really love this figure. He looks very nice without the Shredder gear.I agree about them being just okay.
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By: Newton Gimmick

Newton Gimmick — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 19:59:41 +0000

I just picked this up not too long ago. I have about the same feeling. Although I do like having Tunnel Rat, these guys are just okay. Definitely worth picking up, but not worth actively seeking out.