A lot of Studios sets felt like Lego had spare parts, lying around the factory, and just decided to get of them.

I think Studios relationship to the initial Spider-Man sets was most interesting. The Spider-Man sets started as an off-shoot of Studios (and the theme of movie-making. The set with Green Goblin and Mary Jane had movie props included), but by Spider-Man 2, had just subtly become their own thing, disconnected from the Studios them.

^ It could have been an interesting tactic to lower down the violence level — it's just a set for a movie !

So, the stunt is "Drive over a comic book in a puny little cart"?

No harness, no rollcage, visor open, hands not on the steering wheel: a crime against Health & Safety.

And that hair is a crime against public decency.

^And all of that is why he's paid the big bricks

Fun fact*- this set was a contractual obligation after he signed up to be Jonny Thunder's stuntman.

*Probably not a fact, possibly not fun

Does anyone else think Lego must have had a surplus of these heads, originally designed for Sparks from the Rock Raiders theme, around the early 00s? They turned up on the vast majority of goalkeepers in the Sports subtheme (resulting in several football fields that had opposing goalkeepers who looked suspiciously like twins), and again - as here - on most of the Studios stuntmen.

I guess it's an easy way to use up old stock, though ^^