[TimothyR]

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Originally Posted by snake5289

It's accurate and as far as DC movies go that's a pretty big step forward in my book. And while I've only skimmed through the book I watch the 2-part movie and it did have some hidden tricks up those bulky sleeves.



I have. Used to have the MoS Superman until I got the Injustice figure. I've also seen (and own a lot of) the Multiverse figures that have come out since. They're awesome and seem pretty successful. I was hoping they'd make figures from the movie in the same way. Guess it's too much to hope for.

i think the multiverse figures have been horribly mishandled. plus, some of the molds look hideous, like the arkham city batman. that thing is unbelievably horrible looking. also, their accessories are extremely subpar especially considering the price they're asking. then, when you do get a weapon, the figure can't even hold it in a half decent way (arkham knight).

there are a couple figures that look decent, but hasbro's marvel figures at the same price point are far superior looking.

i mean, would it have been difficult for them to release a couple batmobiles at retail?.. like the keaton batmobile? that would've been awesome. but no, they've decided not to do it.

anyways.. these figures look so boring and just flat out cheap. from the molding, to the coloring, labeling this for an "adult collector" is laughable.

but then again, it's not like hasbro does much better.. in order for me to own the bad guy from avengers 2, i need to spend $125 on figures from a different line from a different movie. and if i want to own the hulkbuster armor, i have to purchase a bunch of figures that didn't even appear in the movie. so.. if hasbro was producing BvS figures, we'd only get batman, superman, and a bunch of comic characters that have nothing to do with BvS.