RoddyDrama

Looks like ol' Hacksaw Jim Duggan to me.

I'm a little put off by all the quality control issues. Especially considering the $50 price point for two figures.

I plan on picking up the Star Trek McFarlane Capt. Kirk figure to get an idea of what to expect. My fear is the articulation and quality of plastic. I haven't purchased and McFarlane in years but they were more statues than action figures. I am excited about McFarlane putting out Anime figures as well and hope they are in scale with the DC and Star Trek figures. I always wanted all my figures to be in scale with each other it's always been a pet peeve of mine. What's frustrating is that the figures have gradually gone from 6inch to 6.5inch and now 7inch figures. I'd prefer it if the toy industry that catered to collectors just stuck to one standard scale.

As long as they keep making Nano Metalfigs I'm happy.

What scale are these going to be in?

I'm hoping intrest in this new version will bring intrest in the older style. Not a big fan of the boyish looking She-ra. I remember She-ra being strong and beautiful. With a face that sorta reminded me of Michelle Pheiffer. I'm hoping the stories are good at least.

4Inch scale is my Favorite scale so I`m happy with these figures. I'm sure they'll see the 6inch form down the line if these sell well first. Maybe Matty Collecters or when the next Superman movie comes out since Batman will be in that one. Question, are the other Batman figures (not the Multiverse or Total Heroes, but the more cartoony ones with the Joker and Deathstroke) 4inch scale as well? I'm referring to the these guys: I've seen them in both 6 and 4 inch scale in the stores but was wondering what scale these new ones will be in.