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Originally Posted by CosmicCollector

This is a pretty nice looking figure (I wish they would have done the movie version, but it's Deadpool so it's still a must have either way).

Seeing as how Mezco is doing both comic and movie stuff for DC, but only comic stuff for Marvel, I'm guessing Mezco doesn't have the license for any live-action Marvel stuff.

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Originally Posted by CosmicCollector

As much as I love Mezco's One:12 line, I will admit that their pricing for these are getting to be a bit much. Still cheaper than Hot Toys & Sideshow, but looking at how much their earlier stuff cost, this just feels like price gouging for the sake of the name/character (but better them than someone else on Ebay I guess).

I think the prices on One:12 Collective figures vary from license to license. Marvel's always been the most expensive of them, and I hope this increase doesn't apply to future Marvel figures from them, or any other figures from them for that matter.

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Originally Posted by CosmicCollector

Although, I will say the costume designs on the revoltech and recent legends figures do look better.

The Revoltech and Legends figures used the Marvel NOW! costume (which, as far as I can recall, he's still wearing), while this uses a more generic Deadpool look as far as I can tell, with few specific details to pin it as a specific version of the costume. The most noticeable thing differentiating the Marvel NOW! costume to me is the pants: on most Deadpool costumes, the red of the center of the torso continues down to the entirety of the pants, with black from the sides of the torso only going a bit down the outsides of the thighs, while with the Marvel NOW! costume, it's the opposite; the black of the sides of the torso continue down to make the pants almost entirely black, with the red from the center of the torso only continuing down to the crotch and the inside of the thighs.