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Old 06-14-2012, 11:53 AM   #29
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Holy crap this is a small thread.

I am a little new here at Toyark and to this thread, and I will tell you up front I am more of a Marvel guy. I love Mattel's DC 6" figures, but their 3 3/4" figure leave a lot to be desired. The Infinite Heroes were starting to get good (better articulation, better sculpts, no more boxing glove sized hands) but then they cancelled them.

I thought the Green Lanterns had nice sculpts, but you it's bad when a 1984 Super Powers figure has just as much if not more Articulation. The DKR Figures are a really big disappiontment. They remind me of high end game piece as opposed to action figures. I will admit I bought Batman in a 2pk the first time around when they were at Target for $8.99. Again nice sculpts, but Bane looks like a dollar store toy.

One of the main things I collect are Mattel's WWE figures, and they are going to now be making WWE in 3 3/4" scale. I was jazzed at first, but after seeing these I hold very little stock in Mattel's ability to make good small scale figures.

Am I the only one who feels this way?
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