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Old 03-29-2016, 12:22 AM   #7
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all the crap Mattel gets, for their superhero figures, they really do a pretty good job on their wrestling figures. There could be a bit more in the way of variety (as in wrestlers, past and present...Lord knows there's a variation of every John Cena appearance known to man...) but in terms of sculpts, poseability, paints and fun factor, the WWE Elite Series figures are pretty on point.
Yeah, they're awesome; they have different bodies,double jointed knees, thigh swivel and ankle pivot like marvel legends! But, the females sculpting is far less good, also I notice some action figures have single knee is it the reguler line or part of the elite? I am not very familiar with WWE. What Mattel doing with their DC action figures is equal to what Schumacher did to batman... I still hope they will lose license, they taking it for granted.
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