DC Page Punchers Dawn of DC Shazam Figure Preview

5 hours ago, Emnems80 said:

I was only talking about the Page Punchers Superman. The first promo pic has the cel shading missing on the side of the upper torso only. It is every where else on it. The newer images it looks like it might be there.

I see what you mean. The first promo image was likely an early production sample, while the new images are likely of a final production figure.

5 hours ago, Emnems80 said:

Does 6" or 7" even matter when it comes to Mcfarlane and their scaling issues ?

It kind of does when the 6" figure is a re-release of a DC Direct figure made before they went under. I hear ya on this, though. There are way too many 7" McFarlane DC Multiverse figures with 6" scale heads.

On 11/8/2024 at 1:52 PM, Satam said:

Both. One is based on Superman from the original 1978 movie and the other is based on the Superman '78 comic book series, which continues the story from the Reeve movies. They are two different figures sharing parts but with different paint and packaging.

I was only talking about the Page Punchers Superman. The first promo pic has the cel shading missing on the side of the upper torso only. It is every where else on it. The newer images it looks like it might be there.

On 11/8/2024 at 1:29 PM, toynewman said:

Also the official McF listing is 6-inchhttps://mcfarlanetoysstore.com/red-hood-dc-page-punchers-batman-the-adventures-continue-6in-figure-w-comic/

Does 6" or 7" even matter when it comes to Mcfarlane and their scaling issues ?

1 hour ago, RobertD said:

I kinda figured the guns being at mass retail with the Walmart Jonah Hex figure cemented that. They just have to stick "not a toy" somewhere in the promo shots that feature guns and that apparently indemnifies them.

Also that Batfleck 2-pack has a bunch of guns.

Good point. I don't know, I just assumed two packs were special or something. Seeing a single release figure with a firearm just feels like we've fully left the woods

1 hour ago, Superdude98 said:

Why is no one talking about how Jason has a gun?! They're letting the cartoon toys have guns?! We're back! The guns are back!

I kinda figured the guns being at mass retail with the Walmart Jonah Hex figure cemented that. They just have to stick "not a toy" somewhere in the promo shots that feature guns and that apparently indemnifies them.

Also that Batfleck 2-pack has a bunch of guns.

Why is no one talking about how Jason has a gun?! They're letting the cartoon toys have guns?! We're back! The guns are back!

43 minutes ago, Reno said:

Well, RH certainly looks significantly smaller that the other two in the pictures.

Yes, he does. It's particularly noticeable that Red Hood is a 6" figure in the photo of all three figures together.

(pay more attention to the figures in-package than the figures in front. I guarantee each was photographed seperately and shopped together by someone who may not have been told that these aren't the same scale)

1 hour ago, Emnems80 said:

I'm so confused on the Superman. The original promo pick was missing the cel shading on the side of the upper torso, but these new pics shows that it might actually be there. I wonder which Is correct?

Both. One is based on Superman from the original 1978 movie and the other is based on the Superman '78 comic book series, which continues the story from the Reeve movies. They are two different figures sharing parts but with different paint and packaging.

8 minutes ago, RobertD said:

Guess I did miss that.

Also the official McF listing is 6-inchhttps://mcfarlanetoysstore.com/red-hood-dc-page-punchers-batman-the-adventures-continue-6in-figure-w-comic/

29 minutes ago, toynewman said:

@RobertDin-case you missed it

Guess I did miss that.

Well, RH certainly looks significantly smaller that the other two in the pictures.

21 minutes ago, toynewman said:

Red Hood is 6-inches

He is? All the listings (such as Big Bad's) say he's 7.

Someone somewhere is off.