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Thread: More New 4-Inch Spin Master DC Figures
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Old 01-09-2020, 09:05 AM   #3
themadbubbler
Join Date: Feb 2009
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I dig these. The quality looks solid, the articulation is good, the price is right, and they include accessories. Between this line and the 4" Batman line, especially with the deluxe series for bigger characters, etc., this could be a big line that gives us dozens of different characters. Personally, this line appeals a lot more to me than the 7" McFarlane line, which, besides being an odd scale, is full of Batmen and Supermen, has inconsistent quality in the sculpts/overall aesthetics, and cost $20-$25 each. This 4" line is fun, imaginative, has a single cohesive line look/style for all characters, and is easy on the wallet. Unlike a lot of McFarlane stuff, they probably won't shatter in to pieces if they fall 2 feet off of a shelf, either. I might be "all in" on this line, or at least "mostly in" (Not sure that I'll need every single different Batman and Superman, but both of these Supermen look great, and very different, while giving us actual looks for the character, as opposed to "neon scuba adventure Superman.").
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