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Crazy Jetty · 02-09-2012, 05:15 PM

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Originally Posted by M3T4L V1KING

Well in my opinion, that's a pretty decent Batman except for the slight battle damage. I'd actually be happy with that one.

That's not ment to be a slam against that batman for it's deco. it's just that Batman is Mattel's Wolverine (Where Toybiz had a Wolverine in practically every line).
It's not difficult to aquire a dozen different Batmen (I've got four. And two are ones I don't even want). Especially when they put variants into twopacks with desirable figures (Batman with Arkham Catwoman. Batman with Clayface. Batman with Robin. Batman with Jim Gordan. I'm surprised they didn't put Batman in with Arkham Joker).
Most serious, and even casual collectors already have a couple batmen.

On the otherhand, at least it's not as bad as the JLU line.
And not even a fraction as bad as any of Hasbro's batman lines.

02-09-2012, 05:15 PM	#511
Crazy Jetty WINGNUT & SCREWLOOSE! Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Dallas Posts: 2,172	Quote: Originally Posted by M3T4L V1KING Well in my opinion, that's a pretty decent Batman except for the slight battle damage. I'd actually be happy with that one. That's not ment to be a slam against that batman for it's deco. it's just that Batman is Mattel's Wolverine (Where Toybiz had a Wolverine in practically every line). It's not difficult to aquire a dozen different Batmen (I've got four. And two are ones I don't even want). Especially when they put variants into twopacks with desirable figures (Batman with Arkham Catwoman. Batman with Clayface. Batman with Robin. Batman with Jim Gordan. I'm surprised they didn't put Batman in with Arkham Joker). Most serious, and even casual collectors already have a couple batmen. On the otherhand, at least it's not as bad as the JLU line. And not even a fraction as bad as any of Hasbro's batman lines. __________________