[En Sabah Nerd]

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Originally Posted by Specter

So im thinking of getting into this line but I have a question about the scale.
is it consistent throughout or more to the specific iterations

Like if I have
Injustice Batman would he scale well to Arkham Catwoman, Gal Wonder Woman, etc?

It can be washy but I'd say they generally mesh well together, or at least close enough. I've got around 50 McFarlane Multiverse figures including game and movie versions and only two or three feel blatantly out-of-size to the others. There are definitely inconsistencies with certain characters though like 3 Jokers Batman is totally bigger than Rebirth Batman even though both are comic looks. The figures that aim to capture an artist's specific style are more likely to stand out against the bulk of the line and I tend to section those off to their own pocket displays.

These are fictional characters in a medium where each rendition is defined by the artist so the idea of strictly adhering to a set scale just isn't going to pan out across the board and so holding toys of said characters to a strict scale is a bit silly to me. Generalizations on the other hand are easier to capture and when those are failed it's more head-scratch-worthy like when Mattel made Big Barda the size of a normal woman and therefore shorter than Mister Miracle.