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Old 07-17-2022, 12:30 PM   #27
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And for those that complain that McFarlane is too Batman/Superman heavy whereas Mattel made a wide variety of characters. Mattel's first two 6" DC lines were Batman and DC Super Heroes. The Batman line obviously released Batman characters (duh) while DC Super Heroes was a Batman/Superman line. Mattel didn't branch out into the wider DC Universe until the DCUC line, nearly 5 years after they began making 6" DC figures.
That's because they didn't have the licence to the wider DCU at the start (IIRC its because another company had the licence to non-Batman/Superman characters at the time) - once they had the licence thats when they began DCUC
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