DC Multiverse Classic Comic Based Wonder Woman Figure Preview

[JayC]

Shown below is our first look at the upcoming DC Multiverse Classic Comic Based Wonder Woman figure from McFarlane Toys.

Also A groundbreaking new era for a DC icon continues in WONDER WOMAN #3 from Tom King and Daniel Sampere—arriving in stores November 21 with a McFarlane Toys variant cover!

[80sboy4]

Now this is what I was hoping Mcfarlane would make. Looks real good, hopefully this won't be an exclusive of some sort.

[elongatedman]

Finally a good wonder woman figure  I hope this will be the beginning of more female figures 

[RickytheRockstar]

see that wasn't so hard was it Todd?

[Nosferatuman62172]

Now this is beautiful, I'm definitely picking her up. I hope Satan has a nice warm coat though.

[MagnaPrime]

Picking her up if I can find her.  This is gonna be like that steel we saw back in February.  Everyone knows it's coming but nobody has a clue when 

[Reno]

Wow, this looks great!! I hope that the final version comes out looking this good (and that it's not a "Collector's Edition" or "Gold Label").

[ElCuate1]

that is one sweet figure,  hope is not an "exclusive/gold label" or a "collectors edition", let it be a regular release so we all can get i

[Lord_Scareglow]

Damn that's a nice WW, I want this, but also I have 4 Wonder Women hanging around my shelves, Guess one more won't hurt.

[jwheeler0805]

Fingers crossed on this WW, but McFarlane has put out these "glamour shots" of upcoming figs several times now, and in each instance, the real product has looked far less amazing than the promo pics. The face on this is the part that has me crossing my fingers that the real thing looks at least this good, at a minimum. If it looks worse than this, likely a hard pass. 

[jwheeler0805]

BTW, check out what the actress Terri Hatcher looked like back when she played Lois Lane in the show "Lois & Clark". At first glance, I'd think this was supposed to be her in a WW costume.

[MagnaPrime]

I do wonder why his female characters always looks so angry.  I know "smile" is a misogynistic thing but a lot of these characters smile a lot. 

[Reno]

I've been pretty down on the "Collector's Edition" and the increased pricing, but in fairness this one seems to come with quite a bit of accessories, so perhaps getting a decent bang for the buck in this instance. I'm not crazy about that facial expression and the skin tone appears very light. The skin tone might just look light because the costume is so bright and glossy and might be impacted by the lighting as well. Two sets of extra hands, ax, shield, lasso, sword, regular stand and card with collectors edition stand, that's quite a bit for a McFarlane figure!! I certainly plan on picking up this figure!

[JayC]

An image has surfaced online giving us a look at the upcoming DC Multiverse Collector Edition Wonder Woman figure from McFarlane Toys. This will be our first comic based classic version of Wonder Woman in the line and it looks like she will come with multiple hands, shield, axe, lasso and figure stand.

[Frozentenderloin]

On 10/23/2023 at 3:07 PM, MagnaPrime said:

I do wonder why his female characters always looks so angry.  I know "smile" is a misogynistic thing but a lot of these characters smile a lot. 

I didn't know expressing the universally understood human emotion of joy through a smile could be "misogynistic"... I apparently missed the memo on that one.

That said, I kinda get why superhero figures typically have a tough or angry facial expression. I mean, it would be kind of weird if they walked up to their arch nemesis with a warm welcoming smile that seems to invite the villain in for a hug...

[marionlawless]

On 10/23/2023 at 3:07 PM, MagnaPrime said:

I do wonder why his female characters always looks so angry.  I know "smile" is a misogynistic thing but a lot of these characters smile a lot. 

I'd rather have an angry ready for action expression than the neutral sex doll look that most female figures get.

[elongatedman]

1 hour ago, JayC said:

An image has surfaced online giving us a look at the upcoming DC Multiverse Collector Edition Wonder Woman figure from McFarlane Toys. This will be our first comic based classic version of Wonder Woman in the line and it looks like she will come with multiple hands, shield, axe, lasso and figure stand.

I like it a lot can't wait to get her 

[RobertD]

Of course it's a dang "Collector's Edition", no idea why I thought it could possibly be otherwise.  Ah well. I broke for the Firestorm and I'll do the same here, but that just means there's probably two or three other McFarlane figs out there I'll pass by out of spite.  I used to buy pretty much everything from this line, but I'm glad I hopped off that train and am being more choosy these days. 

[jwheeler0805]

The face on that might be a deal breaker. That was my biggest concern when we saw the first promo image, and this isn't looking much different/better. Looks like she's stoned or in a trance. The one Mattell did (DC Essentials?) a number of years ago seemed much better in that regard.

[RickytheRockstar]

i think she looks great. what does "Collector's Edition" mean? is this gonna be an exclusive or something? hard to find?

[Nosferatuman62172]

I will definitely be picking her up even though I slowed down on collecting Multiverse. I've been very vocal about McFarlane's need to maker her for the longest time so I kinda feel obligated to buy her.

[MagnaPrime]

Honestly, she should have some sort of smile going on here.  All of the women he's put out seem so angry.

 

Also, there seems to be some shadowing around the eyes that's throwing me.

[RickytheRockstar]

44 minutes ago, MagnaPrime said:

Honestly, she should have some sort of smile going on here.  All of the women he's put out seem so angry.

i like the angry look (i see WW here as more stoic than angry), i mean Arkham Catwoman wasn't angry and that worked for her, but an angry expression works for WW, though 2 heads with 2 different expressions would be better.

[Satam]

3 hours ago, MagnaPrime said:

Honestly, she should have some sort of smile going on here.  All of the women he's put out seem so angry.

I don't think she looks angry. I think they were going for neutral/stoic, like Ricky said, but I honestly think it just looks like she's smelling a bad fart.

[toynewman]

Shown below via alex_chen_toynews is an in-hand look at the new DC Multiverse Collector Edition Wonder Woman Figure from McFarlane Toys.