[ScottyHawkeye]

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Originally Posted by Comedian

Got them all. They could never stick to one scale. They will never go as deep as he did if they do, I will gladly eat my hat and have this post thrown at me in the future, but I don’t see it. Only Todd has given us so many films in the same scale. If he can just get 89, some more west stuff in 7” and Suicide squad, then I can go quietly into the night. This is my last ride for DC toys. Plus with the coming purchase of WB who knows what the new owners will allow.

That is one thing I'd like to see if Todd could continue to do more figures like this, given that he owns DC Direct/DC Collectibles even after Mattel reacquires the license. If he can still create more figures like this under the DC Direct banner, I wouldn't mind, as it would allow him to produce more characters & movie characters, even if it means smaller waves, such as Page Puncher & Digital Waves. I'd be down for that. In the same way that Hasbro did Marvel Legends and Diamond Select did Marvel Select before Diamond went under. Even though I wasn't a fan of the Schumacher films, I did find it neat that McFarlane did two BAF waves for them. I don't personally own those for the same reason I don't have any of the Studio Series figures for the Bayformers movies. In both cases, the movies were so awful that I don't personally want merch from them. I would like to see McFarlane do a Lanterns, Woman of Tomorrow, and The Brave & The Bold wave, even if they are just Digital Waves. It's hard to say what the future holds. If the fact that McFarlane Toys owns DC Collectibles only means they're allowed to do those statues and nothing else, then that would be disappointing, but expected.