[305Batman]

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Originally Posted by Captain Morgan

I hear the Wonder Woman figure is hard to find.

There are two different case assortments,one without WW and one with two WW,I've only seen the WW case at Target so far,cases I've seen at TRU and Target were without WW.

[A Friend]

Started to see the basic 6 inch figures and some of the other toys in my local Smyths and Toys R Us stores although no Multiverse stuff sadly. Fingers crossed it gets to us soon.

[Shadowknight1]

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Originally Posted by 305Batman

I you haven't gotten the C&C pieces yet,just know that it is pretty cheap looking,I got the handle piece today and the plastic wood on the grip looks like one of those dollar store cowboy guns.

That's disappointing. Sadly, I'd bet that a good prop replica will cost more than both waves of figures anyways. Oh well. I'm probably gonna get the 2 waves, but will probably replace the Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, and Armored Batman with MAFEX down the line. Or SH Figuarts, depending on if SH happens and which looks better.

[Falconhood]

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Originally Posted by Captain Morgan

I hear the Wonder Woman figure is hard to find.

I found plenty of them.

[3233rafael]

My favorite ones...

[Captain Morgan]

I found some of the basic 6" figures at Target for $9.99 each. Granted they are only 9 point articulation but for the price on the Hasbro Star Wars and Marvel 3.75 figures at $13 the $10 figures don't seem so bad and they even have a accessory with them. Heck I think they charging like $8 for the 5 point articulation Star Wars figures.

Some people are upset they have two 6" lines but I don't mind so much. One is for kids and the Multiverse is for adults.

[Kernel]

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Originally Posted by Captain Morgan

I found some of the basic 6" figures at Target for $9.99 each. Granted they are only 9 point articulation but for the price on the Hasbro Star Wars and Marvel 3.75 figures at $13 the $10 figures don't seem so bad and they even have a accessory with them. Heck I think they charging like $8 for the 5 point articulation Star Wars figures.

Some people are upset they have two 6" lines but I don't mind so much. One is for kids and the Multiverse is for adults.

I can't speak for everyone but it's not that there are two 6" lines that bother me. It's the fact that there is no 3.75" line that is a bummer.

[Captain Morgan]

Yeah I prefer the 3.75 figures also, wish they would have done one for the film. But for the money compared to what Hasbro is putting out the $10 figures aren't that bad.

[snake5289]

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Originally Posted by Kernel

I can't speak for everyone but it's not that there are two 6" lines that bother me. It's the fact that there is no 3.75" line that is a bummer.

What he said. I was looking forward to adding a Batfleck and Wonder Woman next to MoS Superman and Zod on the shelf. Maybe they'll have some by the time the Justice League movie comes out.

[tlasjr]

I don't collect 6 inch lines never have. I am happy for the 6 inch collectors at the moment. There are more than 10 current 6 inch lines for dc. I just think it's foolish to put all their eggs in one (scale) basket.
They plan the size and not their bad decision for the failures they've had at the 1/18th scale

[Dr Kain]

Saw these guys at Target today, both the "Collector's" figures and the kiddie toys. For the BAF ones they had 11 Batmans and 4 Armored Batmans. For the kid toys they had 1 Aquaman, 2 super ultra armor bullshit Superman, and lots of Batmans.

[Captain Morgan]

I've seen all the figures at the stores except for Wonder Woman from both of the lines.

[Steevy Maximus]

Saw some new BvS basic figures at a out of the way Walmart. Seemed to include Grapnel Blast Batman, Super STrength(?) Superman, Aquaman and probably Wonder Woman (didn't see any on pegs, but is pictured) all redeco'd in simpler, comic-inspired, colors. Superman, Wonder Woman (based on cardback image) look like straight nu52 inspired, Aquaman has some more pronounced green and no tatoos, along with some blond highlights in his hair. Batman was one I got, it features classic blue and grey look, and even has his crotch-piece painted blue, in an attempt to give him a classic "underwear" look.
Cards are multilingual, with product numbers and not names on the co-sells.

Rang up as "BvS exclusive" so I'm inclined to say that this might be an exclusive Walmart assortment of figures.

[Wonderful Toys]

I only have the Multiverse Superman figure, and I'm actually pretty happy with it, though they seemed to have missed the Kryptonian writing on the S symbol and elsewhere, which makes the figure sort of a hybrid between the MoS and BvS suit.