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MUfan97 · 06-05-2017, 09:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Lionheart

I would have *loved* a Reeves Clark Kent to go with the Superman figure. I bet it would have sold almost as much as the Superman figure itself.

An Ursa figure would have ruled!

A Helen Slater Supergirl figure would have worked well too, especially with the TV series just starting at the time.

I think decisions like 'unmasked' Keaton were a mistake. Mediocre head sculpt, should have been packed in with the regular one. Not sure the line ever seemed to be done right. They could have released 'classics' which would have appealed to some people, games related for others, and contemporary for the rest. I don't think the balance was ever right. The artic for things like Superman was also not quite what it could have been.

Even worse, their heads are on a peg from what I can tell, not a ball joint. Movement is thus far more rigid, and can't remove them easily.

06-05-2017, 09:55 PM	#5920
MUfan97 Toa of Fire Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: At your mom's house Posts: 1,897	Quote: Originally Posted by Lionheart I would have loved a Reeves Clark Kent to go with the Superman figure. I bet it would have sold almost as much as the Superman figure itself. An Ursa figure would have ruled! A Helen Slater Supergirl figure would have worked well too, especially with the TV series just starting at the time. I think decisions like 'unmasked' Keaton were a mistake. Mediocre head sculpt, should have been packed in with the regular one. Not sure the line ever seemed to be done right. They could have released 'classics' which would have appealed to some people, games related for others, and contemporary for the rest. I don't think the balance was ever right. The artic for things like Superman was also not quite what it could have been. Even worse, their heads are on a peg from what I can tell, not a ball joint. Movement is thus far more rigid, and can't remove them easily. __________________ I was born, I had a good time, I was vaporized by a bomb.