[Louise Belcher]

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Originally Posted by Ravenxl7

The Batwoman and Green Lantern figures are definitely new sculpts. Those aren't Mattel's usuall kind of hip articulation or torso joint. Can't quite tell if they have double jointed knees or ankle pivots, but they certainly look possible. By the way, is there any news on the She-Ra action doll line?

I'm not a big stickler on articulation, but I can't complain that it looks like they might be adding some knew points for future figures. Would be nice to see this new body sculpt used for a Rebirth Wonder Woman figure.

I can assure you she have double jointed knees and ankle pivot. It's maybe hard to see but there's lining or gaps that spartes the knees and she have the same style of ankle pivot like ML. I dig that new body sculpt too, very feminine, curvy ( not in the new fat euphemism sense)strong but not over the top, very gentle/soft sculpt in the good way. She has some 50's ideal woman body aesthetics which is neat. By the way, is there any news on the She-Ra action doll line?

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Originally Posted by Jeddostotle7

Seeing as DC Collectibles hasn't yet announced an Icons Batwoman, I may have to jump on this. The unmasked alternate head looks nice, although I don't have high hopes for it actually making it into the production figure.

There's another figure(Jessica Cruz/Green Lantern) shown with the same body, so there's a good chance she would be actually released. I'm tempted to get her too (I can't believe I want DC Multiverse figure) and I will if Mattel end their connections with Lady Ga Ga political organization which most likely to happen (soon) since Monster High is about to die (good riddance, they suck now).

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Originally Posted by Skoob

The Batwoman figure is a real standout, like it doesn't even belong. Very nice.

Indeed, I bet she was desgined by new worker or something. She just make the rest figures look even more lame and outdated then they already are.