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Storypilot's Checklist of the Marvel Superhero 'Toon Tumblers ® Storypilot’s Checklist of the Marvel Superhero ‘Toon Tumblers ® Version 17.08 Please see storypilot.com/toons.php for pictures and more information. Note: The symbol ▒ means that I don’t have a photograph of the tumbler. Please send a photo to [email protected] if you can! Thanks! CW F Agent 13 MOVIE Daredevil 2007 ▒ Hulk 2008 Angel 2006 Daredevil 2009 SA Reprint 2012 F V3 Angel 2006 Dark Phoenix 2006 Reprint NO DATE CW F F Ant Man MOVIE Dark Phoenix 2006 Hulk 2008 Avengers 2007 Deadpool 2013 NY Hulk 2009 SA Reprint 2011 Deadpool 2011 VT Hulk 2010 VT SG Reprint 2013 Reprint 2013 Hulk NO DATE F VU UL Avengers 2007 Deadpool 2011 Hulk MOVIE VL SG UL Avengers 2012 Deadpool NO DATE Hulkbuster MOVIE VS V3 SA Avengers 2012 Deadpool NO DATE Human Torch 2009 Avengers 2013 SD,UA Doctor Doom 2009 ▒ Ice Man 2006 SD,UA V1 F Avengers Babies 2013 Reprint NO DATE Ice Man 2006 Avengers Pitcher 2012 Doctor Strange 2008 Invaders 2007 V2 ▒ Beast 2006 Reprint 2012 Reprint NO DATE F V1 F Beast 2006 Reprint NO DATE Invaders 2007 CW V3 Black Panther MOVIE Reprint NO DATE Iron Fist 2009 UL F V2 Black Widow MOVIE Doctor Strange 2008 Reprint NO DATE CW SA Black Widow MOVIE Doctor Strange 2009 Iron Man 2007 CH DS Captain America 2006 Doctor Strange MOVIE Reprint 2011 CH,F SD,GG V2 Captain America 2006 Drax 2014 Reprint NO DATE CW V3 Captain America 2007 Falcon MOVIE Reprint NO DATE Reprint 2011 Fantastic Four 2007 Iron Man 2007 F Captain America 2007 F Fantastic Four 2007 F Iron Man 2008 NY,VB Captain America 2008 OR Fantastic Four 2009 SA Reprint 2008 NY,VG Captain America 2009 SD Fantastic Four 2010 Iron Man 2009 SA SA V2 CE Captain America 2009 Gambit NO DATE Iron Man 2010 Captain America 2010 Gamora 2014 SD,GG Iron Man 2010 SD,AN NY SD,UA Capt Am: Falcon 2014 Ghost Rider 2007 Iron Man 2013 SG SD,AN Captain America NO DATE Ghost Rider 2007 Iron Man: Silver 2014 UL V2 SG Captain America MOVIE Reprint NO DATE Iron Man NO DATE CW F UL Captain America MOVIE Ghost Rider 2007 Iron Man MOVIE SD,GG CW Captain Marvel 2008 Groot 2014 Iron Man MOVIE V2 G2 Reprint NO DATE Guardians Galaxy MOVIE ▒ Magneto 2006 Captain Marvel 2008 F Gwen Stacy 2007 BA Magneto 2006 F Captain Marvel 2013 SD,UA Gwen Stacy 2007 BA,F Marvel Relaunch 2015 SD UL BA Colossus 2006 Hawkeye MOVIE Mary Jane 2006 Colossus 2006 F Holiday 2006 Mary Jane 2006 BA,F F ▒ Cyclops 2006 Holiday 2006 Master of Kung Fu 2008 F MO F Cyclops 2006 Hulk 2006 Master of Kung Fu 2008 Daredevil 2007 Hulk 2006 Moon Knight 2007 V2 F V2 Reprint NO DATE Hulk 2006 Reprint NO DATE Moon Knight 2007 F Thing 2009 SA Footnotes: SG AN: Avengers Now 2007 NO DATE Nova Thing BA: Baltimore Comic-Con V2 Reprint NO DATE Thor 2008 CE: Chicago Comic /Entertainment Expo 2007 F 2011 CH: Charlotte Heroescon Nova Reprint CW: Civil War movie V3 Nightcrawler 2006 Reprint NO DATE DS: Doctor Strange move F F F: frosted Nightcrawler 2006 Thor 2008 GG: Guardians of the Galaxy movie SA Phoenix 2006 Thor 2009 G2: Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2 2006 F 2010 MO: Mid-Ohio Con Phoenix Thor NY: New York Comic Con SD,UA Power Man 2007 Thor 2013 OR: Orlando Megacon V2 SD,AN SA: 2009 Silver Age tumblers! Reprint NO DATE Thor: Jane Foster 2014 SD: San Diego Comic Con V2 SG Reprint NO DATE Thor NO DATE SG: shotglass mini-tumbler F UL UA: Uncanny Avengers Power Man 2007 Thor MOVIE UL: Age of Ultron movie UL ▒ Professor X 2006 Vision MOVIE VB: NYCC blue-line variant F CW VG: grey-line variant, never sold at NYCC Professor X 2006 Vision MOVIE VL: large decal variant Punisher 2007 Warlock 2007 VR: reddish orange variant V2 VS: small decal variant Reprint 2012 Reprint NO DATE VT: tilted decal variant V1 F VU: upright decal variant Reprint NO DATE Warlock 2007 V3 CW V1: large MARVEL , no Made in USA Reprint NO DATE War Machine MOVIE V2: small MARVEL , no Made in USA F CW Punisher 2007 Winter Soldier MOVIE V3: small MARVEL , “MADE IN USA” SG V4: small MARVEL , “Made in the USA” Punisher NO DATE ▒ Wolverine 2006 Rocket 2014 SD,GG Wolverine 2006 F Note: AN, G2, GG and DS are ‘Toon G2 NY Tumblers, but they have no ‘Toon Rocket and Groot MOVIE Wolverine 2009 Tumbler logo. Silly Disney corporate VT,V2 lawyers. Rogue NO DATE Wolverine 2009 VU,V2 VR Rogue NO DATE Reprint 2011 Silver Surfer 2009 Reprint 2012 SA Reprint 2011 Wolverine 2009 V2 Reprint NO DATE Wolverine 2010 SA SG Silver Surfer 2009 Wolverine NO DATE SG Silver Surfer NO DATE X-Men 2008 V4 Spider-Gwen NO DATE Reprint 2011 Spider-Man 2006 NY X-Men 2008 F Spider-Man 2006 NY,F X-Men 2010 Spider-Man 2006 Spider-Man 2006 F Spider-Man 2009 Reprint 2011 Reprint 2012 Spider-Man 2009 SA Spider-Man 2010 Spider-Man 2013 NY Spider-Man 2013 SD,UA Spider-Man Baby 2013 NY Spider-Woman 2009 V2 Reprint NO DATE V3 Reprint NO DATE Stan Lee 2011 BA Star Lord 2014 SD,GG ▒ Storm 2006 V2 Reprint NO DATE Storm 2006 F Thanos 2013 SD,UA .
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