Originally Posted by Dolemite (Post 891811)

Holy shit, Todd, ENOUGH WITH FUCKING BATMAN ALREADY.

Originally Posted by Dolemite (Post 891811)

Holy shit, Todd, ENOUGH WITH FUCKING BATMAN ALREADY.

Originally Posted by ThorOdinson123 (Post 891815)

One of the main reasons I refuse to support this line.

Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd (Post 891820)

I like how they tweaked Croc's Arkham Asylum design for the figure here, it makes it feel a little more comic-looking.

I do worry now that the long-ago Target leak alleging a megafig Bane could wind up being his Arkham Asylum design. It's been way too long since we've gotten a standard comic Bane that wasn't a kids toy.

Originally Posted by Boogieman4hire (Post 891823)

That Joker dragon is creepy as shit and I definitely am getting that. Also those two Megafigs look amazing, especially that Man-bat. I guess I'll finally be retiring the DC Universe Classics one.

Originally Posted by Black Arbor (Post 891830)

I wouldn't mind his Arkham Origins look sans-jacket, it was pretty close to the comics (minus the big kneepads) and he had a great boss fight!

Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd (Post 891839)

the one comic figure we've gotten in that time was the LKoE version which I really like but is also too story specific to fill that void I'm feeling.

Originally Posted by EvilMonkeyPope (Post 891918)

This did not need to three days.

Originally Posted by BarbaraGordon (Post 891813)

You'd have to tell people to stop buying Batman for that to happen, lol.

Originally Posted by Dolemite (Post 891944)

Point, but I'm sure people would buy other figures as well if Todd would make 'em.

Originally Posted by BarbaraGordon (Post 891803)

Last night, I tallied the number of figures that certain characters have had. Although we joke about the Trinity getting too much attention, Joker is right up there. Harley Quinn is the surprising laggard.

For Batman, I did not count the figures that aren't Bruce Wayne or Batmans from alternate worlds/universes. If you include those, the number easily climbs up to 40 or higher.

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Number of figures per character (not counting alternate heads/re-paints/variants or megafigs)
(As of February 26, 2022)

Bruce Wayne (Batman): 24
Joker: 8 + 1 from Mortal Kombat (but minus 1 if you don't count New 52 Death of the Family Joker, which is really similar to The Clown Joker)
Clark Kent (Superman): 9
Diana of Themyscira (Wonder Woman): 6
Barry Allen (Flash): 5
Jason Todd (Red Hood): 4
Barbara Gordon (Batgirl): 3
Harley Quinn: 3
Dick Grayson (Nightwing): 2
Damian Wayne (Robin): 2
Oliver Queen (Green Arrow): 2
John Stewart Green Lantern: 2

Lex Luthor: 1.5 (the green and blue suits are very similar, though the blue suit also has a very large chair that's a pretty unique accessory)
Reverse Flash: 1.5 (the Rebirth design is basically a re-paint of Rebirth Flash)

Note: Several of Superman's bodies were used for multiple related characters, such as Red Son and Bizarro.

Originally Posted by IzzyTipsy (Post 891933)

Guess it's still too much to hope for frigging Supergirl like EVER.

Originally Posted by ThorOdinson123 (Post 891947)

If its not Batman Bat family or Batman Rouge its not top priority at Mcfarlane toys.

Originally Posted by BarbaraGordon (Post 891946)

I bought Spoiler and think she's great.

Originally Posted by Dolemite (Post 891961)

I really like the Spoiler figure as well, but I prefer her fully-masked look so I did a bit of custom work on her.

Originally Posted by BB Shockwave (Post 892162)

This line truly is just 50 shades of Batman... Seriously, who buys 500 versions of Batman anyway?

Originally Posted by BB Shockwave (Post 892162)

This line truly is just 50 shades of Batman... Seriously, who buys 500 versions of Batman anyway?

Originally Posted by BarbaraGordon (Post 891986)

As much as people like to complain about the McF figures' scaling, the Mattel line was even more problematic. Barbara Gordon was shorter than Stephanie Brown. Harley Quinn was massive.