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11 hours ago, KYZR said:

This figure does not seem like it's worth the ELITE$59.99 price tag. Maybe I'm missing something. Love the character and comic it's from though.

Its not. Its basic mcfarlane articulation (which means mid), diaper, and a few extra pieces (standard load out). But hey, these companies know all they have to do is slap some name like "Platinum", "Quantum", "Ultra", "Mega" etc on it and maybe toss in a few hands more than what they normally do, and eloi will show up, money in hand. Cant really be mad with the company, they see an opportunity and they go for it.

43 minutes ago, BB_Shockwave said:

People still remember Battlechasers? Was it not some very short lived (if well drawn) dark fantasy thing by Dreamwave comics, that died alongside Transformers and other comics when Pat Lee ran the company into the ground? I always thought the main character was a ripoff of Guts from Berserk, he looked so similar, and half of the second volume was about fighting some big amalgam of corpses that was also straight out of Berserk...

Battle Chasers was by Joe Madureira at Wildstorm. It was very short lived at first and very slow to deliver new issues, but the art and certain character designs were interesting. I recently played a roleplaying game on Steam based on it and had fun. So I definitely remember it. I probably still have some of the original issues somewhere.

People still remember Battlechasers? Was it not some very short lived (if well drawn) dark fantasy thing by Dreamwave comics, that died alongside Transformers and other comics when Pat Lee ran the company into the ground? I always thought the main character was a ripoff of Guts from Berserk, he looked so similar, and half of the second volume was about fighting some big amalgam of corpses that was also straight out of Berserk...

Anyway, the news was about Nighthawk or whoever... who is this guy, he looks like those chinese knockoff figures that merge different characters... in this case, repainting Hawkman into silver and black and giving him Captain America's shield...

1 hour ago, toynewman said:

I'd literally smack myself for Battlechasers Figures

Well now we know what @toynewman's Only Fans channel is going to be offering...?

27 minutes ago, toynewman said:

I'd literally smack myself for Battlechasers Figures

Yes, I'm sorry you two even mentioned this as a possibility. Battlechasers figures would be amazing and now I'm thinking about how much I want them.

22 minutes ago, kILLMonger said:

Yeah that's wild as hell for character most fans today don't know to get the ELITE treatment. This would have worked better as 25 dollar fig and someone with more "star power: getting the ELITE price.

I'd pay that for a Wetworks fig. Or a Wildcat. Battlechasers, Darksiders, Even Supreme or Prophet.

If this was 25-35 price range...it would be a for sure grab (because he's a brotha) but yeah...not jumping that high. I WILL be going to track down some SH trades though!!

I'd literally smack myself for Battlechasers Figures

Yeah that's wild as hell for character most fans today don't know to get the ELITE treatment. This would have worked better as 25 dollar fig and someone with more "star power: getting the ELITE price.

I'd pay that for a Wetworks fig. Or a Wildcat. Battlechasers, Darksiders, Even Supreme or Prophet.

If this was 25-35 price range...it would be a for sure grab (because he's a brotha) but yeah...not jumping that high. I WILL be going to track down some SH trades though!!

This figure does not seem like it's worth the ELITE$59.99 price tag. Maybe I'm missing something. Love the character and comic it's from though.

Thanks for the update. I was able to score 2. A friend wanted one also

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