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Thread: RIP DC Direct
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Old 08-11-2020, 09:49 AM   #41
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I echo the "good riddance" sentiment. Last line of DC figs I collected was the DCUC line. That line didn't oversaturate every wave with Batmen/Superman figs. They gave us a huge variety of B-C-D listers. If you were a fan of the JSA, you got em. Fan of the Doom patrol, yep. Loved LOSH, they gave you a Box set with like a dozen of the core members! Crime syndicate fan, they gave you both classic/ modern versions of the team. legion of Doom fan, they did em all including freaking Toyman! Asides for a couple of scale hiccups, the line was like 90% scale compatible with itself. Imo, the DCUC line was the greatest 6' scale based DC comics line ever!

All the other lines were either 7' scale. Smallish 6' scale ala icons line or very limited in articulation type lines that asides from the DCUC line, were oversaturated with umpteenth Supermen/Batman figures. And now it seems that McFarland is doing the same with his line.

As far as DC employees are concerned, heck, they'll be making more $$ unemployed than they did working. I envy them.
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