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I bumped into this McFarlane Toys Gold Label Black Lighting at an out of the way Walmart today, and though I find some of these figures to have problematic articulation, I often like their sculpt/deco, and one is released that I am compelled to buy. I had to have this one!
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Below, McFarlane Toys Black Lightning with my DC Direct Black Lightning, my favorite design for the character that debuted in 1977, created by writer Tony Isabella and artist Trevor Von Eeden...
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Blow Black Lightning with the Ted Kord Blue Beetle I got recently, also a Gold Label...
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Below Black Lightning with another McFarlane figure I found at the same Walmart way out past the county line, Wally West Flash, which was released again in two-tone blue...
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Below, Black Lightning with McFarlane Toys Endless Winter Series Black Adam...
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...Black Lightning with my Black Adam Series Hawkman...
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And finally, Black Lightning with McFarlane Toys Green Lantern John Stewart, Jay Garrick Flash, Martian Manhunter, and Aquaman. This figure fits in great with a lot of my McFarlane DC Multiverse- because of his flashy design and bold color, he mixes well with the retro-styled figures I tend to gravitate towards. Makes me want to find some more McFarlane figures- Recommended!
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He looks cool but does he have the floppy, loose shoulder thingies. Not sure what they're called but I'm not a fan of them on my McFarlane Captain Atom figure.
ReplyDeleteoh man, i shoulda picked up that Captain Atom! Butterfly hinges didn't give me a problem with this figure
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