The Six Million Dollar Man Bionic Woman, Maskatron, & Mission to Mars (Kenner, 1976-77)....

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The Six Million Dollar Man Bionic Woman, Maskatron, & Mission to Mars (Kenner, 1976-77). From prime-time pop culture phenomenon to toy shelf supremacy, Kenner's Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman lines captured the futuristic flair and heroic heart of 1970s sci-fi television. This trio of vintage collectibles highlights some of the most iconic figures and accessories from the era. Included are the boxed Jaime Sommers with Mission Purse, the ever-elusive Maskatron with swappable faces, and the Six Million Dollar Man Mission to Mars Bionic Adventure Set, featuring Steve Austin's spacesuit ensemble. Together, they offer a window into a franchise that blended espionage, empowerment, and bionic cool at the height of its cultural impact. All three items are in their original packaging, but each shows moderate to heavy shelf and age wear. The Bionic Woman box retains bright color and shelf presence, though it has notable creasing, corner crush, and edge wear, particularly around the window panel. The Maskatron figure appears complete within, but the box shows stress lines, tearing at the top flap, warping, and rubbing throughout. The Mission to Mars outfit is sealed to the card but suffers from a scuffed, dented bubble that has partially lifted on the edges. The cardback exhibits heavy creasing, edge curling, scuffing, veining, and the upper left corner has been taped back on. See images for further condition details. Items are sold as is.

Whether you grew up watching Steve Austin leap across the screen in slow-motion glory or rooted for Jaime Sommers to outwit her cybernetic foes, this lot delivers the best of both bionic worlds. It is a time capsule of high-concept play and TV tie-in magic - where the mission was always daring, the tech was always futuristic, and the stakes were always personal. Plug in your nostalgia circuits and gear up: these icons are ready for their next classified assignment.

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