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Old 11-29-2024, 08:52 PM   #2048
Thatannoyingguy
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Does Todd McFarlane himself not like SUperan at all or something? There's been barely any good steady Superman action figure.

most of the time its either a new Green Lantern figure some weird variant colored version of Flash or a repeat of Captain Boomerang or whatever.

heck there hasn't even been a new plain Wonder Woman figure at all along with a new decent Superman figure based on what I grew up with in the 1980s and 1990s.

There's Batman but DC MUltiverse/McFarlane keeps going bonkers with Batman action figures where they don't stick with just a regular 1980s-1990s Batman. all I do see is stupid crap like Hugo Strange dressed up as Batman or the weird all white Target logo Batman or the Adam West Batman
There hasn’t been a very good classic Batman figure until Knightfall Batman finally got the look about right, so they decided to reuse it as much as possible. I think Crisis old man Superman mold is gonna be the same. They’re gonna run with it by reusing it as much as possible soon, and possibly use a better head sculpt for that.
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