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Originally Posted by jayvee

Must be a generational thing because that Superman does nothing for me. I like cleaner sculpts over the hyper sculpted look, and I prefer classic and simplistic 1960s and 1970s looks. Probably because that's where the bulk of my comic book reading and collecting is based on. I'm happy for fans who were eager to get this made, but am personally hoping for something else.

That's what's weird for me. I usually don't like things like this. Like, AT ALL. But for whatever reason I really like this. I'm old too. LOL

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Originally Posted by Dotanuki

I am happy with my Mafex Cyborg Superman. It is only logical to go for Mafex in my stuation anyway. I am an international collector and a McFarlane figure costs me around 65 dolar or something with the shipping cost and tax. Why pay that for Mcfarlane when you can get Mafex for around same price from a japanese site. Another disadvantege is the release schedule, Todd bombards the market with Multiverse figures none-stop, i can't afford that when a Multiverse Figure costs me 65 dolar or something. Mafex Release Schedule is alot slower, that is alot afforable for a figure that cost me 65 dolar or something and the Mafex quality is alot higher.

This is my stuation ofcourse, if i could get Mcfarlane for 30 dolar or even cheaper with the discounts Americans enjoy, my house would be full of McFarlane figures as well. (:

I still enjoy to follow what is new from McFarlane and talk about it though. I only have 1 McFarlane DC Multiverse figure. ;_; That is the Multiverse Gold Label Todd McFarlane Batman figure. I found it on a local store with a very expensive price, but still pulled the trigger because it is a really cool figure.

What are your 5-10 favorites in the line so far? Outiside of the Batman you have.

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Originally Posted by deecee4

I think this might be an instance of Mcfarlane letting the sculptors put their own spin on it. Cause the actual version of the character seems to still be a-relatively-clean and sleek design but nowhere near as carapacial as the figure. Seems like there is a strong 90s Fewture/Creature Core vibe to it (much more so in the prototype) and the figure seems to have quite a bit in common with some of that aesthetic.

I think you're right. Dude, you took me back saying "Fewture". Wow. Ain't thought about that studio in years.

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Originally Posted by Thatannoyingguy

...Anyone would be dumb to buy any McFarlane figure for that much, I’m sorry.

At least your screen name is apt.