2 MINUTE TOY BREAK !

I've had this for a while just haven't really messed around with it.  This version of Batman brings me back. The blue, yellow and black color scheme is my favorite. As far as Ace the Bat- Hound,  menzamenz. I'm not really familiar with him. He's OK looking. No articulation or removable accessories.  Aside from the extra hands and  batarang, you also get a wired cape. I wasn't a big fan of it, initially, but now I'm digging it. It takes a while to figure out how to manipulate it to look natural in pics but once you get it down it's a fun feature.  DC Multiverse Mcfarlane figures are pretty impressive, especially for the price. I haven't picked up many but the ones I have in my collection have been solid with no QC issues. It's too bad I'm not a big DC guy because there are sooo many figures in this line to choose from. Now that I think of it, maybe that's a goo...

I'm really impressed with McFarlanes relentless push into the action figure foray. His name has definitely become more prevalent in mainstream toy aisles. I've done a good job of resisting most of it, as hard as that's been. DC Superpowers, tho 🧐 This line just keeps growing. I had a few but ultimately sent them to Brother Midnight, with no intentions of recollecting anything else from the line. That is, until this Superman figure released. 

 If you've picked up any of McFarlane's retro DC Superpowers figures, you've undoubtedly come across the hideous capes with holes in them. Luckily there are places on eBay where you can find amazing replacement capes! Check out "thecapemaster" on eBay! That's where I got mine and it's pretty flawless. The fabric is more like the cloth on the original Superpowers figures and hangs nicer than the stiff ribbonlike capes McFarlane used for his reissues. Also, no annoying holes in them either. They are kind of expensive, though, at $15 with shipping but since I'll only be needing two, not a big deal. I like this line a lot and hope to see some of the characters from the vintage line make a comeback. I'd love to have another vac-metal Braniac!   

After selling off most of my DC Infinite Crisis 3.75 figures I tried filling the  void with Spinmaster's offerings. It worked, a little. Now that McFarlane has been releasing this line of 7" DC figs I feel a little reinvigorated and eager to build up my DC collection again. 

 $ 19.99 isn't bad at all for these McFarlane DC figures. This is the first in my collection but something tells me  It won't be the last . The sculpt, paint and range of motion on this figure is incredible. The foot articulation at the toes helps immensely when posing and keeps things balanced. Just a great figure overall. I highly  recommend! DC McFarlane figures are big! They blend in nicely with Masterverse figures but not so much with Legends or Classified. I was kind of bummed about that. 

Looking forward to cracking this one open! Stay tuned!

I was never a big fan of Funko and their POP! line of mini statues, but I really liked what they did with their 4" MOTU themed and retro styled figures. This is Scarecrow from the Funko Savage World line of DC figures, which IMO, looks cooler than his original design.

 Is it Manbat or Man-Bat? Either way, this Is a great looking action figure! Lets take a look at the packaging. Here's Man-Bat sans wings.  I guess they counted his wings as the third accessory because this time around you only get his orange claws and a blaster . Card backgrounds are relative to the mission . The first card Is the Harbor Defender mission and the second is the Sky Detective mission.  Just a couple of fun pics I took with some added help from my daughter who supplied me with some cool LED's !