DC Universe Classics Wave 11 The Question Fan Choice Loose Pics

The Question was the winner of Mattel’s first Fan Choice poll, and he makes his appearance in DC Universe Classics Wave 11. Fwoosher studmuffin found him at his local comic book store, where they had received their order for solid cases.

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When pictures of the Question’s two-up were shown, like back at Wizard World Philly, many people wanted to know how Mattel would construct the double-breasted suit.  At WWP, the suit was a separate piece from the trench coat, with notable gaps on either side.  In production, the trenchcoat and suit front are a single piece, with the suit front made as a “flap” that is glued in on the right underside of the trenchcoat.

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When I first saw pictures I thought that the Question shared a lot of parts with the Joker from the Wal-Mart exclusive Wave 10. After seeing these comparison pics I think they may have shared some of the initial sculpt but it could be completely new tooling. The upper arms and entire legs look very similar, but the lower arms are distinguished by the number of buttons and the feet have different shoes.

The torsos are very obviously different, and the Question has a waist swivel whereas the Joker does not. While the trench coat with the suit flap removed looks fine on the Joker (for another iconic Marshall Rogers Joker look) you can see that the Question’s shoulders are a bit broader as the trench fits him more snugly.

Thanks to studmuffin for these pics!

Masters of the Universe Classics Adora Press Pics

Earlier in the week, Mattel teased us with a pic of the outer mailer box for Adora – like with Battle Armor He-Man, the box now includes text indicating what figure is contained within.  I imagine there’ll be a subset of MOC collectors who will want their mailer boxes in pristine shape now. 😀

I think Adora looks ok – I think she may look somewhat plain in the midst of more bold-looking figures.  I’m also not enamored with how the “sheath” covering her crotch and booty look.  It feels somewhat bloated.  Many people have wanted the MOTUC females to have more junk in the trunk, but I don’t think this is what they envisioned.

Okay, here she is

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Pics speak for themselves. Coming in January. Let the 25th anniversary begin!

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DC Universe Classics Wave 11 Packaged Pics

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DC Universe Classics Wave 11

Fwoosher trs has got his hands on one of the earliest shipments of DC Universe Classics Wave 11. Of the cases he had access to, he reported that the Deadman variant was in abundance, and the Super Powers version of Steppenwolf were more rare. Earlier Mattel had said that the Deadman variant would be a chase, and the Steppenwolf figures would be 50:50 – so we’ll have to wait and see how this plays out at retail.

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I think the entire wave came out looking great, but my most anticipated here would have to be John Stewart and the Question.

Big thanks to trs for sharing his pictures!

Masters of the Universe Classics He-Man Re-release Press Pics

We’re still waiting for carded pics of Battle Cat, but for now Mattel has published images of the upcoming He-Man re-release.  He’ll be available on November 16 with Scareglow.  The inclusion of “The Original” on the packaging is a nod back to the original toy line, when re-releases included that designation.

I have the original release, and am pondering whether to pickup another He-Man.  Right now I’m leaning towards passing – I don’t mind the paint apps on the first, and it’ll already be a big month with the DC Universe Classics Color of Fear 2-pack.  But this will still be a great opportunity for folks who want to jump into the line.

He-Man re-release images


As you know, He-Man is coming back to MattyCollector.com on Nov 16th. We made a few minor corrections to the pain [sic] ops (specially pushing back on the gloss and the red around his eyes) and corrected the crotch joint.

His packaging also has a new “The Original” burst. This burst will be used throughout the line on all second run figures (i.e. Skeletor in December) to help mint in package collectors tell the first and second release apart.

Get him while he lasts only on MattyCollector.com!

Matty

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Mezco Mez-Itz Perseus and Freddy Krueger Available in April 2010

Also coming in April 2010 from Mezco are two new Mez-Itz, Perseus from Clash of the Titans and Freddy Krueger.

Clash of the Titans is the second time in recent memory that I’ve learned of an upcoming blockbuster movie because of toys – the first was Prince of Persia when McFarlane announced its toy lines for it.  The Clash of the Titans movie comes out in March next year.

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The son of Zeus is reimagined as a Mez-It, 6″ rotocast vinyl collectibles that are cool by design. The tamer of Pegasus and the slayer of Medusa becomes part of Mezco’s designer vinyl line and comes complete with his sword of the gods. Perseus features five points of articulation and is packaged in a collector friendly window box. Clash of the Titans, a big budget remake of the 1981 film version of the myth of Perseus and his quest to battle both Medusa and the Kraken monster in order to save the Princess Andromeda, comes to theatres in March, 2010.

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As far as I know, Nightmare on Elm Street isn’t one of the horror franchises that has a new movie coming out, but you know I’m out of touch with what’s happening in Hollywood.  This Mez-Itz features a new design that is different from the Freddy that comes with Jason Vorhees in a two-pack that should be hitting any day now.

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The terror of Elm Street is reimagined as a Mez-It, 6″ rotocast vinyl collectibles that are cool by design. The disfigured dream stalker becomes part of Mezco’s designer vinyl line and comes complete with his removable hat and his trademark lethal glove. Freddy Krueger features five points of articulation and is packaged in a collector friendly window box.

Available April 2010

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