Shown below is the new McFarlane Toys DC Direct Superman 1:6th scale Resin Statue is available for pre-order at places like our sponsors BigBadToyStore.com and Entertainment Earth as well as Amazon.McFarlane Toys presents Superman (2025) based on the feature film from DC Studios. Both a son of the otherworldly Krypton and Planet Earth's Smallville, Superman aka Metropolis's Daily Planet reporter Clark Kent, must now juggle both jobs and personas while under the most severe attack he's ever faced.
Highly detailed statue stands approximately 13.87" tall (including base).Based on the feature film from DC Studios, Superman (2025)Made of polyresin.Hand-numbered on the base.Limited Edition.
3 hours ago, deecee4 said:I know people are making shooter mcgavin comparisons when it comes to these likeness fails but all im seeing (like here for example) is the main guy from Scanners (not Michael Ironside, the other guy).
It does look like Stephen Lack, yeah. The Figuarts one looks like Christopher McDonald (Shooter McGavin).
I know people are making shooter mcgavin comparisons when it comes to these likeness fails but all im seeing (like here for example) is the main guy from Scanners (not Michael Ironside, the other guy).
16 hours ago, Nosferatuman62172 said:Guy and the Ladies please. This is why Im glad Mattel is getting the DC lisence back.
I'm gonna be honest, I wasn't a fan of DC Mattel figures, specially since you compare it with other lines like Marvel Legends, with it's ups and downs I really liked this Mcfarlane run. Now, I must say Mattel improved the quality of their figures this past years and I ready to welcome his new assortment of DC figures if their as good as let say, the New Eternia Masterverse line.
Guy and the Ladies please. This is why Im glad Mattel is getting the DC lisence back.
Honestly, nothing from the movie seems worth the new price hike for me. And I realize where it mostly comes from, but the standard Collector's Edition price was already pushing it for me when it comes to McFarlane's value. I picked up Krypto Supes but I suspect that'll be all I go for as far as these tie-in figures go, unless this movie really blows me away and I feel like I just have to rep it more thoroughly on my shelves. And while I'm sure it'll be fun, I doubt it will retroactively make any of these figures must-haves for me. Terrific and Metamorpho feel especially bland and low-value in their plastic incarnations. I think Luthor's probably the only one with a fighting chance for consideration.
On 6/27/2025 at 3:52 PM, Arkana99 said:James Gunn put so many characters in this movie one single wave couldn't cover all of them.
Just as long as the toy companies *make* more than one wave to cover them all...
I don't like the Mr. Terrific figure comes with alternate hands holding his T-spheres, I would've preferred them as a separate accessory with a clear plastic stand to emulate they're floating around him or he's throwing them, just like Spin Master figure.
On 6/5/2025 at 5:02 PM, Admiralty_Entertainment said:These look pretty good and are giving me marginally more comfort that we're getting more of the cast, but would it really kill them to just announce the full movie line in one go instead of two characters per month with no guarantee that we're going to get all the super powered characters? I know a Lois would seem to be too much to ask from McFarlane, but at least Spin Master have Hawkgirl, Engineer and that Lex Luthor in their lines and we don't even have Guy Gardner announced yet for Multiverse...
James Gunn put so many characters in this movie one single wave couldn't cover all of them.
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