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Originally Posted by Leo Primus

The bottom line is, McFarlane Toys have been a joke for the past decade or so. Not living up to their legacy of being collectible visionaries, not by a long shot.

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Originally Posted by DarkToyLord

HAHAHAHA.....right..
he said.... $ 1.00 a piece..

That's another lesson that McFarlane taught us well: not all toys hold their value! Small companies like McFarlane simply don't have the ability to keep promoting their products, and when the next generation lost interest (or simply don't know it exists), the value plummet. So don't worry so much about a toy's value, just collect what you enjoy!

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Originally Posted by jpizzow

For those who love the old Spawn figures and their dynamic poses but want more articulation, if you add more articulation, then we don't get figures similar to those pictured above. McFarlane should stick to their guns as far as the Spawn franchise is concerned and continue creating staction masterpieces. Spawn figures in the 2000's were never meant to be played with, just stared at in complete awe. Personally, I would really like to see another collaboration with Ashley Wood. Those things are works of art.

Agreed. If you add enough articulations to make the figure poseable enough to strike some of Spawn's poses, you end up with ugly seams, especially with a cape (Revoltech Amazing Yamaguchi Batman comes to mind). Personally, I don't "play" with them like kids do, they just need to look good on the shelves.