[deecee4]

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Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd

I think my big problem with McFarlane's BAF waves is that the figures in these assortments cost more than the standard releases. So where a regular McFarlane DC figure is $20 the BAF wave ones are $25, it's not buy 4 get the 5th free it's buy 5 for the price of 5 but if you only wanted the 5th you gotta buy the other 4 too. Looking at how they were able to release The Devastator as a single $20 priced figure it seems like they could've done the same for Bane and made it a 5 figure wave for $20 a piece.

Didn't realize they were $5 more. That makes Scarecrow as a potential standalone purchase an even lousier deal, IMO.

[goliathfasa]

Holy crap what's with that ankle pose on that pic #4 of Wonder Woman?

That's physically painful to look at, not because of the body contortions, but because a professional photographer at a major action figure company thought that was a good pose to put the figure in for a marketing material glamour shot.

[0reser0]

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Originally Posted by goliathfasa

Holy crap what's with that ankle pose on that pic #4 of Wonder Woman?

That's physically painful to look at, not because of the body contortions, but because a professional photographer at a major action figure company thought that was a good pose to put the figure in for a marketing material glamour shot.

LOL, what the hell is with that pose?

I almost liked that Wonder Woman figure until I saw her Mohawk hairdo. That only works when she's a biker from a post-apocalyptic future, which I believe will happen soon.

[snake5289]

From what I understand that's pretty much what the story is.

[ariellagunas]

Personally, I have nothing against one million Batmen release. It's good business, and he is the most popular comic character. And I certainly don't have anything against Todd ( OK, maybe a little to do with killing TWD series before all main characters were done, but I'm over it). I certainly have hundreds of McF figures in my shelves.
But, but, if he is focused on Batman and recent storylines (again no problem with that); could not another company make the old classics? Like the Titans, Outsiders, Legion, Suicide Squad (my Bronze Tiger is lonely!).
I mean, I have most DCUC and DCDirect figures, so I'm fairly happy with those, but I would definitely buy characters like Black Orchid, Silver Swan, Halo, Rick Flag, or new versions of the Doom Patrol. Not forgetting the aforementioned Legion Of Super-heroes, even in box-sets.
Oh, well, I guess my wallet is not screaming... Meanwhile, Hasbro is keeping me busy completing All the Marvel teams, and keeping me (and many others) interested on which deep cut character will appear next.

[Cheezah95]

no wonder woman chainsaw??

[Joe Moore]

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