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Golden Pharaoh figure from “Super Powers” collection includes the following accessories:
Golden Pharaoh figure is part of the third (and final) wave of the Super Powers produced by KENNER in the 1980s.
All the figures of this third wave are much more complicated to obtain than those of the previous waves. As this was the last wave, there was no reissue of these figures and their number of units is lower.
The figure of Golden Pharaoh, just like the other figures in the Super Powers had an “Action-feature”, in this case by squeezing the doll’s legs his arms would rise up.
On this Earth, Ashley Halberstam was a British Egyptologist.
While on an expedition in Giza, he was struck by a bolt of energy emanating from the New Gods. This energy beam awakened his latent superpowers.
Calling itself Golden Pharaoh (Faraón Dorado in Spanish), became a superhero. As it turned out, the energy that had enveloped him emanated from a laboratory in New Genesis. Halberstam now possessed the Power of the Pyramids, channeled through his magic pyramid wand.
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