Goldbug

Mascots seem OK However McFarlane's Playmakers which were 4 inch scale were much better.

Yeah it would be nice if the Jurassic Park team got to make some stuff for it

https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/Top-Gun-Comes-to-Life-as-Mattel-Inc-Partners-with-the-Films-Franchise--513258701.html

Yes Barnes & Noble has been diversifying what they carry. Toys & Collectibles are one thing they have now. They even have a pretty big Lego section.

Swamp Thing was the best thing they had.

The alternate hands have Kryptonite knuckles.

He does have an extra pair of hands that are clenched for punching action.

I'm still upset they canceled their Batman '66 3.75 inch figures

should it be 3.75 inches?

bah to the promos get on with it already!

ha exactly! they are better because they have more articulation than those

So perhaps Super7 retains a license to make 6-7 inch figures? I have no interest in Super7's vintage cartoon versions. I have no interest in these new ones. Which would seem to directly compete with the above. That waist area looks very very strange. What they should have done was make 4 inch or 1/18th scale versions. Those would make vehicles & play sets more do-able or more inexpensive. At the height of MOTUC weren't retailers hoping to get them into their stores & Mattel rebuffed them? Maybe this line is their way of making amends?

I would like some 4 inch action figures. They've never been able to compete with Star Wars on that front.

OK not the Old Republic for those projects but something is being developed https://nerdist.com/article/star-wars-knights-of-the-old-republic-tv-movie-game-project-development-kathleen-kennedy/

Meh if they wanted him in the armor the least the could do is not make the activation sequence exactly like Iron Man's