I hate to sound as if I were being super negative towards this line, but I'm glad that I only bought two of them.
When the news of these figures was first announced I was SO stoked as to how they would turn out.
I actually like my Green Arrow, and Lex Luthor, but then, I've never taken them off of their cards.
When I started reading all of the comments about the loose assembly, cracking symbols, etc.; I thought that maybe I should wait to see how the rest turned out.
The sculpts weren't too bad over all, and the costumes were more than decent. It was the bodies that turned me off.
I can understand Mattel's decision to want to use bodies of their own tooling, but did they have to be such crap?
They would have been better off using Doc's bodies, both male and female for the entire series.
Doc, for the record, it was a wonderful idea that was stymied by a lot of different factors. My hat is off to you for having the chutzpah to pursue this dream and try your darndest to make it reality.
When the news of these figures was first announced I was SO stoked as to how they would turn out.
I actually like my Green Arrow, and Lex Luthor, but then, I've never taken them off of their cards.
When I started reading all of the comments about the loose assembly, cracking symbols, etc.; I thought that maybe I should wait to see how the rest turned out.
The sculpts weren't too bad over all, and the costumes were more than decent. It was the bodies that turned me off.
I can understand Mattel's decision to want to use bodies of their own tooling, but did they have to be such crap?
They would have been better off using Doc's bodies, both male and female for the entire series.
Doc, for the record, it was a wonderful idea that was stymied by a lot of different factors. My hat is off to you for having the chutzpah to pursue this dream and try your darndest to make it reality.
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