[SpasticPlastic]

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Originally Posted by KenToday

Maybe I'm stupid, but the whole 'Mattel will never make that' is nonsense to me.
I get why we might think that.
But after losing the DC license, then watching what McF has been doing (both hits and misses) and then factoring in the success of all the He-man revival stuff... we think WB and Mattel just sat around and said to each other, "lets go back to the way it was in 2018"?
Mattel lost the DC license in 2018, the crowd funding Mattel Creations debuted in 2023.
Logic and reason and the last 5 years of action figures collectibles = more than likely Mattel wants to, and will, up their game with DC license.

The irony is NOW in 2024-2025 McF is showing some cool stuff, and I have to keep telling myself to NOT buy it because I want to see what Mattel does later.
(Jeez, McF since 2018? it took McF 6 years to finally make anything that I personally thought was worth my dollars?? I'm nobody, but still...)

McF got the license in 2020. Originally they had a 2 year contract, then it extended a year, then they re-upped for 2 more years.

[Moosiemoe]

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Originally Posted by Dolemite

Why do this? What's the point? For the Godzilla figure to be to scale it'd have to be like 10-15 feet tall.

lol I agree

[IzzyTipsy]

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Originally Posted by Joe Moore

DC Multiverse Godzilla vs Wonder Woman Preview

Is that basically a repaint of BVS WW with a new skirt and head?

[MrMunkeepants]

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Originally Posted by Dolemite

Why do this? What's the point? For the Godzilla figure to be to scale it'd have to be like 10-15 feet tall.

this one seems to be unarticulated, and the breath is simulated via gfx