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Old 01-25-2020, 08:39 PM   #196
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Finally came across these at retail today. My initial impression was: holy shit, are these figures are absolutely HUGE. I actually kind of hate that McFarlane went 7-inch scale with these, as they will never fit into any pre-existing DC or Marvel display. Also, as I've said previously, there's no uniform articulation standard, and the scale is completely off. Harley Quinn should not be as tall as Batman and Superman.

But all that aside, the figures are actually pretty nice looking otherwise, especially considering McFarlane is still experimenting with expanded articulation. The neck DC figures are nicer, but these aren't bad.

And as for the 7-inch scale, if McFarlane is in the DC game for the long haul and is planning on delivering multiple waves and covering all of the major characters, then the fact that it's an all different scale from previous DC manufacturers is less of an issue.
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