The Armour Archive

I have a set of 6 action figures from the mid 90s of the entire team of Wild C.A.T's (covert action teams).

It was a comic and TV show for awhile....tried to compete with X Men and other super hero shows.

I have all 6 members:

Spartan the leader
Zealot the hot white haird bodysuit wearing katana wielding feminist
Grifter the cool streetwise hustler
Warblade (I'm pretty sure that was his name) the computer geek with the claws to make Wolverine take notice
Maul the bigass Hulk wannabe and
Voodoo the tiny mental flower girl that everyone thinks is cute and delicate and must protect.

All figures come with just about all the accessories they had originally:

Spartan has his stand, and interchangable fore-arms and fist
Zealot has a gun or 2 and her swords and stand
Grifter has his stand 2 pistols and a rifle
Voodoo has her stand, sword and shield
Maul has his bracers, stand and crowbar
Warblade has stand and interchangable arm

I also have 3 walkie talkie/communicators but I dont remember who originally had them, but they do go to 3 of the figures. Figures are loose but in great shape. They need a cleaning. They look great on display, its just not my thing anymore.

I tried selling them on Ebay, but I must have listed them poorly because no one bid on them...that or everyone thinks they suck

Asking $30 for the whole lot plus postage.

I see that Dave was only into the good guys of the series.

I have a Daemonite on card and a boxed Grifter vs Daemonite set if someone wants to add a bit of evil to Dave's collection.

(I spent summer '95 on assignment in Silicon Valley being heartily overpaid and bored out of my skull when I wasn't working, so I passed my free time collecting action figures. These figures have been sitting on a shelf collecting dust on their packaging since then).

I wanted to get Helspont and the silver computer babe, but I couldnt find them in my area...it took me almost a year to get Voodoo after I'd gotten everyone else.

For some reason, this comic/team didnt seem to be very popular....I thought it was better than a lot of the crap that was on at the time.

Also, anyone know if Jim Lee is related to Stan Lee? I figured the last names and involvement with superhero comics was more than just a coincidence.

Dave Womble wrote:Also, anyone know if Jim Lee is related to Stan Lee? I figured the last names and involvement with superhero comics was more than just a coincidence.

Nope, just coincidence.

I believe Stan Lee's real last name is Leiber.

BUMP