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Thread: Who Handled DC Multiverse Better?
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Old 07-12-2022, 07:31 AM   #11
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Mattel. Depth and breadth of characters is very important to me. Additionally, as ballyhooed as MacFar's unique sculpts and modern articulation might be, I don't find his line to be much more appealing (if at all 'more' appealing; those ankle and wrist joints are atrocious and the pelvises are often equally jarring) than even DCUC.

Sadly, imo, Mattel ran out of time right as they made important and meaningful strides. Mattel's DC Multiverse line was very nearly what everyone had been asking for and the Mammoth wave, had it been released, would've been received favorably.
I agree, the mammoth wave looked amazing.
I wish they would give Mattel the license back
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