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Old 02-19-2017, 09:16 PM   #12
jpizzow
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I don't really have a problem with McFarlane sticking with their staction figures. Personally, I don't play with them and I really don't think they are targeting kids (not that adults don't sometimes "play" with their figures) They are bought for my collection for the sole purpose of their shelf presence. It's what they did well, very well, in the 2000's. The difference now is the lack of dynamic posing. It seems like every figure now is just more or less standing up right...a casual pose for the camera, if you will. The dynamic poses of old are what keep the old Spawn, etc. figures so appealing even after all these years.

And yes, give us more One Punch Man!!
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