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Thread: McFarlane's DC Multiverse Appreciation Thread
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Old 03-23-2022, 07:27 PM   #355
Designincase
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In my opinion, the idea that female figures don't sell is the fault of the industry itself.

They positioned female characters poorly in the show/comic.
Do kids want the tough damsel in distress or the guy holding the sword of power.

They don't make great figures of characters who are female. Hasbro is especially call out on. The only line with say an ab crunch is power rangers and even then they just gave female character real shoulders.

They are prone to making sculpts very sexualized when not appropriate. Part of that is a fault to the source material (Jean Grey).

Now tack on all the woes action figures in general have.


Mcfarlane can address it. No I don't see half the line being female characters but they can do more then avoiding a Wonder Woman Rebirth classic figure.

Of course then you got non white characters. Black headsculpts that's barely a fade.

Again Mcfarlane can address it. Even just a little.
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