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Originally Posted by OriginalFire

If u want new stuff go to McFarlane or get old Mattel stuff. DC Direct seems to just do more statues, and artistic style things and figures. Also, DC Direct has nothing to do with the Harley Quinn movie. Two separate divisions. The Batman merchandise obviously sells, do u want them to make stuff nobody wants. I'm enjoying it. DC Direct has never had highly articulated action figures. If they wanted to do that they would never have had a deal with McFarlane

I was waiting for this one. DC Whatever They're Called Today and DC Films are both subsidiaries of a parent company (which was "the company" I was referring to, funny how everyone else but you figured that out) that has no f****** clue how to handle these properties. It's not illogical to assume the same stupid business practices trickle down to other divisions.

As for the rest of this:

1. McFarlane has proven in one wave they're just as bad. This might come as a shock to you, but as a DC fan, I actually own several Batman figures already.

2. Buying old Mattel figures off the Internet is not a particularly ingenious way to financially support a brand.

3. DC wouldn't have a problem selling other figures if they actually tried getting other characters over. Aquaman is the highest grossing film of all time based on a DC Comics character, one would think that'd be a good place to start.

4. Your rant about articulation has absolutely zero to do with anything I said, and as another commenter pointed out, is false. So I think it’s fair to say you have no idea what you’re talking about. What a surprise.

5. You can spell "merchandise" but can't spell "you". Wish I had noticed that earlier, wouldn't have wasted time on this.