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Thread: When Is It Too Much Articulation?
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Old 01-23-2021, 03:38 AM   #8
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I'd say im all for articulation

Best ones I have seen is the toy biz spider-man 2 line they did, hell even the fantastic 4 movie wave, that sue storm had double jointed elbows! X-men 2 Figures

But those are a thing of the past...

Then I guess hasbro with the sunfire body mould being able to have joints in the pectoral muscle area. Also using sculpted swappable posed hands is a better option in the long run espically for spider-man.

The best today, despite their price is, Medicom's Mafex. I still love Batman from both The Dark Knight Triology V.3, Batman (Hush), and JL: Wonder Woman. They fit into a nice scale with my hasbro marvel legends.

I'd probably eventually buy a Todd McFarlane figure, but some of the joints look bad. Also it seems the majority of his DC multi-verse line is primarly Batman focused. You could argue that Mafex do the same but never thought mafex would make characters like mera, black manta, comic superman etc I won't go on as this would be a long read otherwise.
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