All Star Squadron Amazing Man

[scott metzger]

Bolstering the Earth 2 forces of the All Star Squadron: Amazing Man. Made from a modern Mego John Stewart head and arms and a standard tan body (brown legs show through the yellow material). The hair is re-done with pseudo flocking. Chest emblem made in Photoshop. The belt buckle and buttons come courtesy of the scrapbooking aisles of JoAnn Fabrics and Michael's crafts.
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[Earth 2 Chris]

Wow, another home run! Great job!

[Makernaut]

Looks straight off the cover of All-Star Squadron #23. Great work!

[scott metzger]

Looks straight off the cover of All-Star Squadron #23. Great work!

One of my main references for him.

[palitoy]

I had his debut comic as a kid, really nicely done!

[monitor_ep]

This is the best one yet!

[Jmass]

That is amazing!

[sprytel]

That is amazing!

Yeah, man!

[apes3978]

He looks great.

[Starroid Raiders Dagon]

Really nice work.

[blastphemey]

Super impressive, great job!

[nubee]

DANG nice! I wished I have your talent.

I wished Mego will give us at least the original Justice Society.

[bobws]

I know I heard that JSA and Legion would be pushing it for them to do. However I say Your Core group of Customers are those that grew up reading JLA/JSA crossovers and Legion stories I would buy all 50 characters from both groups. Maybe release oine from each group at a time, Not 5 or 6 from each at the same time.

[scott metzger]

I know I heard that JSA and Legion would be pushing it for them to do. However I say Your Core group of Customers are those that grew up reading JLA/JSA crossovers and Legion stories I would buy all 50 characters from both groups. Maybe release oine from each group at a time, Not 5 or 6 from each at the same time.

In the modern toy world, not everything has to sell through Walmart (especially when Walmart won't let you buy them because they aren't in the system). Hasbro sells figures that may not have mass retail appeal through their fan channel offerings, which go to specialty shops, online sources and places like Gamestop. It's not bringing in the money a regular retail seller would, but it mist still be profitable for Hasbro to keep doing it for so long. The Diamond exclusives were a perfect example of that approach, a slightly more limited release, but still readily available to everyone who wanted one.