Zerzar999

My daughter and friends loved these things and I got her every new character that came out. Typical Mattel logic. Take a property, make it wildly popular, make movies and cartoons and books and video games and take it to the peak.........and then drop it like 3rd period French class. Makes no sense. Then again, DC Super Hero Girls was a major hit. Oh, that's right, it wasn't at all. Way to tow the line Mattel. And what did you get playing ball? They let Ole Mackey Far snatch that license right out from under your noses.

Ahhhh, this makes so much sense. At least in McFarlane logic. Let's make a line to compete with Marvel's crappy 3.75 line. It'll be great cuz doing a true 6" line to compete with Marvel Legends while it's on the ropes and losing it's stronghold would make no sense at all. Nobody wants that. Striking while the iron's hot? What does that even mean. The 3.75 market is where it's at.

Bout time CW does something that makes sense. Sad thing is with all the shows that have been cancelled it'll just give them more time to concentrate on tanking Superman & Lois. The really sad thing is it wasn't that bad a show, but the history of terrible shows like Batwoman and Supergirl really had this show fighting for it's life before it even began.

I've tried it as well, with the same result. Its almost like the McFarlane weapons are even a bit to large for it's own scale. If you need some great extra weapons for 6 or 6.5 scale that won't break the bank I'd suggest the weapons packs from the Valaverse Action Force line which sell for a bit cheaper than these. They work especially well with Joe figures.

I dunno, something tells me the world police that runs things at a few of the companies who's licenses he holds might be none to happy about this. While I respect it and I like it and I definitely plan on getting a few of them I recommend you tread very lightly Mr. McFarlane. Some of those weapons look oddly trademarkish and if history shows us anything a company like WB is a pretty petty organization that probably wouldn't think twice about pulling a license for what they may perceive as guidelines violations.

There's a new sheriff in town. His name is Paramount. If it ain't making money it ain't gonna be.

Exactly 2.5 seasons too late.

Gee, ya think? The key is not to get a big head about how well the first one did and then go and screw it up like WB did with Wonder Woman '84.

Not a fan of the 7 inch format and I think McFarlane's scale issues are much worse than Marvel Legends, but I gotta admit they look great. I love that Atrocitus, but there's something wonky about Kyle's color scheme. I know it's supposed to be a little different than other Lanterns, but this is bordering on neon green. And that ain't cool. On another good note, hey look, the boxes have these big plastic windows where you can actually see the product you're purchasing. That's a pretty good idea. Maybe some other companies should pick up on that idea. Of course none of DCM box windows will show or even contain any kind of gun or gun type accessories, even for characters who have guns, so there's that. Well whadayagonnado? Guess you just gotta take the good with the bad sometimes.

Sucks that we gotta get figures like Recondo and Bazooka in this exclusive format but at least Target is doing better with its availability and limitation process and i love their prices. Plus they force Amazon to adjust their prices. Let's see how long they can hang on to that. The Patrol Officer I could take or leave but it actually looked pretty cool so I hadda snatch one up too. Glad to see Sarge back. I pulled the trigger on the Action Force one and though it's a bit on the short side it's detail is superb, and his accessories are top notch. Hopefully the head sculpts will be compatible, but I doubt it. Is the Fridge next?

This is me right now. I have so much pre-order out right now and so many late or no-shows it's like an every day adventure. I'll sit back and see how they turn out. I loved this line as a kid. Unfortunately these hit around the time my interests were switching from toys to girls, so I had them but they more or less just sat in my closet. Wish I knew where they were at today.

Got one of these for Christmas as a kid and it was over after that. I was a fan for life. I hope they do right by them with this cartoon, but somehow I have serious doubts. Classic cartoons with modern day propaganda never pans out.

Sadly, I'm afraid Bill Skarsgard is typecast. There's literally nothing he could do at this point or has done to this point that I don't see Pennywise. On that note I think a Crow reboot is a bad idea whether it's Pennywise or anyone else. It's a cult classic that will never be improved apon.

Exactly. I'm not expecting every figure to have a gun but if it pertains to the character's design or abilities it should. You shouldn't have to be a "Gun Guy" to appreciate simple character accuracy. WB just keeps shooting (pun intended) itself in the foot. Not a huge fan of McFarlane figures but I've been know to pick up a few when they tickle my fancy, such as Deadshot and Bloodsport, but this stupidity has lead me to create my own "No McFarlane" policy and I suspect many people will follow suit. Be sure to thank WB for cutting your legs out from under you Todd. Then again, it's not like Batman carries any guns anyway. Nevermind. Carry on as usual Todd.

These guys sure love making and showing off new product, but they have a helluva time actually producing and shipping it out. Love the stuff they do, but I gave up on everything Super7 after all the Thundercats delays. They just keep showing more and more product but that stuff's gotta be at least 2 years out.