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Smokescreen wrote:There are some floating around ToyNewsI.com, but I keep having issues with getting the info from the links. I think it has something to do with my company's watchdog, preventing data to be seen.
Of the new pictures shown, I didn't see anything relatively new. I don't even know if there were any new figures shown. I think they were the same from Toyfair.
Jmacq1 wrote:Smokescreen wrote:There are some floating around ToyNewsI.com, but I keep having issues with getting the info from the links. I think it has something to do with my company's watchdog, preventing data to be seen.
Of the new pictures shown, I didn't see anything relatively new. I don't even know if there were any new figures shown. I think they were the same from Toyfair.
They were pretty much the same figures from Toyfair, but had the articulation added.
Most figures look to have swivel neck, ball joint shoulders, hinge elbows, swivel (T-crotch) hips, hinge knees, and swivel waist.
In other words, poseability is going to be a little "meh" at first. Hopefully some more articulation can be worked into the line as it goes along.

Goldbug wrote:Jmacq1 wrote:Smokescreen wrote:There are some floating around ToyNewsI.com, but I keep having issues with getting the info from the links. I think it has something to do with my company's watchdog, preventing data to be seen.
Of the new pictures shown, I didn't see anything relatively new. I don't even know if there were any new figures shown. I think they were the same from Toyfair.
They were pretty much the same figures from Toyfair, but had the articulation added.
Most figures look to have swivel neck, ball joint shoulders, hinge elbows, swivel (T-crotch) hips, hinge knees, and swivel waist.
In other words, poseability is going to be a little "meh" at first. Hopefully some more articulation can be worked into the line as it goes along.
Really added articulation? I thought they looked exactly like the same figures from Toy Fair.
Jmacq1 wrote:Many of the figures didn't have any articulation at Toy Fair, but the ones at NYCC had visible joints.

Goldbug wrote:Jmacq1 wrote:Many of the figures didn't have any articulation at Toy Fair, but the ones at NYCC had visible joints.
I think you are mistaken some did have joints.
http://toynewsi.com/news.php?catid=267&itemid=12573
Yoho Joe wrote:Goldbug wrote:Jmacq1 wrote:Many of the figures didn't have any articulation at Toy Fair, but the ones at NYCC had visible joints.
I think you are mistaken some did have joints.
http://toynewsi.com/news.php?catid=267&itemid=12573
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um . . . yeah, isn't that what he said dude?![]()
I know my grammar really sucks, but I think 'many' = 'not all'.
On the actual topic at hand, I gotta say my excitement is waning a bit for these. While I love the idea, I was really hoping to see some real improvement with the NYCC pics. Paint aps are few, and sloppy. Proportions are a bit wonky. Bizzaro as a variant? And no value articulation. I could buy some t-crotch figs, but a Bats or Canary without at least ball/socket hips is pretty worthless. And if Green Arrow can't pose with his bow, well, that'd just be a shame. Might go from collecting most, to just buying a few.

http://toynewsi.com/news.php?catid=13&itemid=13029 wrote:ToyNewsI.com: What are the chances of seeing a "Hall Of Justice" playset released for the DC Infinite line?
Mattel: If and when we do playsets, the HOJ is at the top of our list.


AdrienVeidt wrote:Last I recall hearing was $15 for 3packs and $5.99 for singles.

Goldbug wrote:AdrienVeidt wrote:Last I recall hearing was $15 for 3packs and $5.99 for singles.
Apparently they are out.
$4.99 for singles
http://www.joecustoms.com/forums/viewto ... 10&t=10054
I guess I'm dropping Joe for this line then.
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