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Thread: Who Handled DC Multiverse Better?
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Old 07-18-2022, 04:35 PM   #35
kantboy2
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Mattel without a doubt.

I started collecting because of DC Super Heroes. That line had a few corners cut, but it gave the 4H the leeway to create what is now the standard in 6' superhero lines; stock body types, reuse as much as possible and visually cohesive. It went deep with DCUC, stumbled a bit in the DCM relaunch, but was finding it's stride right after the King Shark wave, too bad they started corner cutting by the end, eliminating waves and characters. I would have enjoyed if they had gone a bit farther and released a few Super Powers inspired waves using the MOTUC body parts.

I don't collect McF figures and have no plans to start, but more power to those that enjoy it.
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