KENNER Collectors' handbook

It’s a super helpful guide. I would definitely get a copy. The checklist feature it pretty cool.The most important feature is listing the back variants (12a, 65b, 41e).I would like to see more variants within each back. Example: Boba Fett ROTJ 65b coo variations (since there are 6, which also determines figure variation as well as bubble).

For an independently produced book, this is a great companion for a Star Wars vintage Kenner carded action figure collector. It is also perfect for someone that isn't quite that hardcore but enjoys reminiscing about toys found in department stores during his/her childhood. My only complaint about this book is the less than superb proofing as, just doing a brief look through, I found a few pages with the incorrect names under the figures pictures. If something that important could be missed during the proofing, who knows what other errors may exist that I haven't found yet.

Picture book with low res pictures… great . Useless

great product

Per veri collezionisti

une bible à avoir

a book hoax and in which all Star Wars fans will fall. The content is absolutely useless. Photographs one after another of figures in blister and that collectors already know perfectly. Besides its small format, it gives you to understand that it is a guide and nothing like that. Each page is occupied by an image of the figure in blister.Warning: If you are a collector or fan, buy better Star Wars: The Ultimate Action Figure Collection by Stephen J. Sansweet

Pictures are great but not enough text and explanation