Kasual Friday Superstars Wave 2.5 Preview and Recap Gallery

KasualFRIDAY’s Superstars line has been out for a bit and they’re continuing to drop fun little figures from the past. Their current properties include Rocky, Robocop, The Phantom, and Evil Dead. Recently announced Flash Gordon and Chuck Norris figures will be coming soon as well. We’ve done up a gallery featuring most of wave 1 and 2, plus a couple from recently released wave 2.5. Check out our thoughts and some more details on the line after the break!

KasualFRIDAY Superstars Wave 1, Wave 2, Wave 2.5

Checklist

Wave 1
The Phantom
The Phantom (Red Variant)
Ash
Robocop

Wave 2
Rocky (Striped Trunks)
Drago (Red Trunks)
Apollo Creed (Red Trunks)
Robocop (OCP Prototype) (Dark Blue)

Wave 2.5
Clubber Lang (Black Trunks)
Rocky (Yellow Trunks)
Drago (Yellow Trunks)
Apollo Creed (Striped Trunks)
Robocop (Detroit Blue)

Solid Packed Single
Clubber Lang (Blue Trunks)

Wave 3 (Coming Soon)
Classic Flash Gordon
Chuck Norris (Invasion USA)
Evil Ash (Army of Darkness)
More TBA!

About KasualFRIDAY:

Kasual Friday LLC was founded in 2011 by former Hasbro toy guys, Brand Manager Scott George (Marvel Universe, Avengers, Nerf, Super Soaker) and Graphic Designer Danny Burau (Marvel Universe, Legends, Avengers). The company launched with comic book and movie branded apparel in Spring of 2012 and began shipping the Superstars figure line in December 2013. KasFri now designs and manufactures apparel and collectibles for 13 pop culture entertainment properties including Army of Darkness, Robocop, The Phantom and the Rocky Saga.

Overall Thoughts:
I’ve been watching this line grow since almost day one, when KasualFRIDAY owner Scott George and David Vonner debuted them at Wizard World Philly in 2012. Since then, they’ve released 3 waves of figures on classic comic and movie properties. The figures are non-moving 3.25 inch caricaturizations of mostly movie icons, meant to be a fun simple representation of them in your collection. They are well done, featuring good paint apps with attention to detail like Drago’s Russian Hammer and Sickle or Clubber Lang’s name printed on his shorts. Proportions are exaggerated and the faces “cartoony”, but that’s the style they went for and they did it well. Overall, they are fun pieces and I can see a shelf filling up quickly with them as the line continues. I’ll be adding in these Robocop’s to my Robocop area now; they are also great compliment pieces to a themed area.

Check out over 85 shots of these guys “in action” below. Head on over to KasualFriday.com for more info on the company and to grab some figures direct!

Disclaimer: KasualFRIDAY provided these figures for review purposes.