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I'm a little surprised that some of these are still available, to be honest.
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18 hours ago, MagnaPrime said:Anyone else feel like Todd did a better job with these faces than most of his multiverse line?
Not a high bar to clear...?
Anyone else feel like Todd did a better job with these faces than most of his multiverse line?
On 9/1/2026 at 5:42 PM, Akibaranger said:What a line this has been. 50 versions of Batman, 30 superman variants, 4 villains.
Ah, McFarlane...
On 9/2/2026 at 10:27 AM, obs said:Then there's the real count of 93 figures (assuming I'm not missing any of the oddballs) consisting of 14 Batman, 10 Superman and 24 villains. The rest are heros and/or sidekicks. .
And yet no Superboy or Steel to complete the Reign of the Supermen. ?
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At the end of the day I just want a DC collection that rivals my Marvel collection. McFarland never got it right he always did versions of characters that had specific looks from specific stories, never just the classic version of them. Look how long it took him to give us the figures to make a classic justice league. Im just excited to see what Mattel does.
16 hours ago, Akibaranger said:What a line this has been. 50 versions of Batman, 30 superman variants, 4 villains.
Ah, McFarlane...
Then there's the real count of 93 figures (assuming I'm not missing any of the oddballs) consisting of 14 Batman, 10 Superman and 24 villains. The rest are heros and/or sidekicks. Not all the figures are shown on the back of the cards. There are multiple 3-packs and pack-in figures with vehicles and/or playsets.
Mcfarlane's take on the brand started out on shaky ground but since fixing the scaling issues has been fantastic. Yes, there are a lot of Batman and Superman figures but this would be the case no matter who made them. Kenner/Hasbro/Mattel released hundreds, literal hundreds of Batman figures from 1989 through Mattel letting the license go in 2020. Kenner/Hasbro alone made 200+ Batmans and they even released #100 and #200 commemerative Batman figures.
1 hour ago, GnarlyCharlie85 said:And that's exactly why he is losing the line
He didn't lose the line because of this. He lost it because Mattel outbid him due to Mattel being a multi-billion dollar company. Mattel obviously has some grand strategy due to spending the money to take back DC, getting the master license to TMNT and shutting everyone out of continuing their TMNT lines, and rescaling MOTU Masterverse to match both their DC lines and Marvel Legends. They have DC, TMNT and MOTU, so that's huge.