Action Man (1993–2006 toyline) saw Hasbro release a comic book showing off some upcoming toy lines that Hasbro have been well known for in the past including the new "The Action Man". It is currently unknown when these toys will be released. IDW are currently set to begin publishing a new series of Action Man comic books, simply titled "Action Man", in June 2016 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the original Palitoy action figure. As with the original Action Man releases of 1966, the first re-releases of Action Man in the 90s were simply re-packaged Joes; Duke, Cobra Commander, Stalker and Snake Eyes;
Action for Children's Television which ACT had vigorously fought to keep on the air. It also saw the debut of many toy-inspired programs, which ACT contended were nothing more than half-hour commercials: "G. I. Joe," "My Little Pony," "The Transformers," "M.A.S.K.," "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe," and the controversial "Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future." Throughout the 1980s, ACT criticized television programs that featured popular toys such as "" and "He-Man," maintaining that they "blur(red) the distinction between program content and commercial speech," and successfully barred "Garbage Pail Kids" from the air. It also opposed the proposed introduction of Channel