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Old 01-14-2020, 09:23 PM   #143
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The animated figures look like cheap knockoffs next to the DCC ones. I was definitely one of those people saying they look more like the “New Batman Adventures” designs.
I feel like the Batman Who Laughs is the best figure of the wave. Batgirl isn’t bad either, just way out of scale.
I feel like the proportions maybe went more extreme than the actual cartoon designs, even in the more exaggerated STAS/TNBA designs. Not a fan of the break in the green on John Stewart's shoulders due to the articulation. Animated Superman looks like he has a mullet.

And I'm not sure how I feel about the liberty taking with some of the designs, like the seams on GL's suit or the ribbing on the sides of comic Superman and Batman's suits. Maybe not so bad on non-specific comic iterations but if it's based on a specific show, movie, or comic, I'd rather the designs not be played around with.
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