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Thread: McFarlane Mortal Kombat
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Old 02-14-2019, 01:45 AM   #28
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I really hope that Storm isn't losing the license for Mortal Kombat, they just announced that Johnny Cage was coming, and they've shown off such amazing prototypes for future figures.
I guess McFarlane would be good for scene specific modern MK items like statues of the X-Ray and Fatality moves but I have no faith that they can make an actual articulated action figure as good as Storm can.
Nah, Storm's probably fine, since they're in a whole different price class. These'll be mass retail, ~$20 things.

Plus, I wouldn't be too worried about articulation (at least, in relation to other ~$20 6-7 inch mass retail figures) given the impressive articulation on the recent Fortnite figures from McFarlane. Unless Warner Bros. takes the "eh, don't really care about articulation, just make good sculpt" approach to how they dictate McFarlane use the DC and Mortal Kombat license the way HBO and CBS do with Game of Thrones and Star Trek, respectively, I can see these being pretty well-articulated.
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