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Our First Look At DC Multiverse Action Figures From McFarlane Toys
Way back in February, it was announced that McFarlane Toys had partnered with Warner Bros. Consumer Products to produce new action figures and collectibles based on the DC Multiverse, taking over the collector-targeted line previously handled by DC Collectibles. Sure enough, we just got a big huge pile of official images from McFarlane, as well as some details.
But first, check out these toys:
The action figures are all in 7″ scale, meaning they’re at home with the the rest of your McFarlane toys (as well as NECA and Storm Collectibles, which is great if you want to have Batman fight the Predator or Goro from Mortal Kombat) and they feature up to 22 points of articulation. And that’s not regular articulation, buddy, that’s ULTRA-articulation.
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I Miss the Brothers in Arms Series
I remember a time before Borderlands became a runaway hit. Before Duke Nukem Forever arrived a decade too late. Before the whole Aliens: Colonial Marines fiasco and long before headlines for all the wrong reasons. I remember when Gearbox felt like the most earnest development studio and studio-head Randy Pitchford seemed endearingly passionate.
Indeed, it was Pitchford’s passion that drew my attention to the Brothers in Arms series in 2004, when I stumbled on pre-release footage of the series’ first game, Road to Hill 30, while looking for info about Ghost Recon 2 on Ubisoft’s website.