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pud333 · 08-25-2010, 11:27 PM

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Originally Posted by jimster2010

Hasbro just continues to dominate the 3 3/4" action figure market.

Yep. Between Joes, MU and the various MU spinoff lines like IM, Hasbro is killing it. At least Mattel has DCUC, which is still fantastic.

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Originally Posted by Shin Densetsu

IMHO Mattel should just start from scratch.

This. DC has a rich character and rogue gallery. Superman and Batman and all the rest of the DC heavies deserve to have at least MU quality representation. It is amazing how Mattel can do so many things right with DCUC, yet fail so miserably and so hard with DCIH. I have a lot of these DCIH figures, but I have to keep them on a separate bookshelf than the Hasbro 3.75" toys, otherwise they look terrible side-by-side and make me feel bad for spending money on them. The main reason I was into this line was for the characters. At least I have a fully articulated Superman and Batman.

08-25-2010, 11:27 PM	#20
pud333 Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Vancouver, BC. Posts: 590	Quote: Originally Posted by jimster2010 Hasbro just continues to dominate the 3 3/4" action figure market. Yep. Between Joes, MU and the various MU spinoff lines like IM, Hasbro is killing it. At least Mattel has DCUC, which is still fantastic. Quote: Originally Posted by Shin Densetsu IMHO Mattel should just start from scratch. This. DC has a rich character and rogue gallery. Superman and Batman and all the rest of the DC heavies deserve to have at least MU quality representation. It is amazing how Mattel can do so many things right with DCUC, yet fail so miserably and so hard with DCIH. I have a lot of these DCIH figures, but I have to keep them on a separate bookshelf than the Hasbro 3.75" toys, otherwise they look terrible side-by-side and make me feel bad for spending money on them. The main reason I was into this line was for the characters. At least I have a fully articulated Superman and Batman. __________________