Just another nerd.
DC Direct’s 1/6th scale action figure line continues with this Poison Ivy scheduled for May 2010. This figure features two different costume options, but, alas, still features the plastic helmet hair approach. This figure looks better than some of the other female figures in this line, but seriously DC?
In July, DC Direct will be releasing this nice looking 1/6th scale Kingdom Come version of Superman. I’m not a big Superman fan, but that looks hella nice. Moar Alex Ross plz.
So I have this problem with Green Lantern rings already, and now DC Direct has to go and announce this Blackest Night set for July. And these aren’t just any power rings — these have an LED that lights up when you wear it (the light can be turned off manually to save batter life, and perhaps also to look a bit less like a dork, though by the time you’re wearing this, that battle’s pretty much lost).
$60 for the set, and the batteries are user replaceable.
Clever DIY vinyl Cthulhu figures from Dreamland Toyworks. These were an SDCC exclusive but can be found for about $10 on the Interwebs.
DC Direct continues its line of 1:6 scale action figures with this Batman Beyond figure. Personally, for $100 I think the head sculpt on this one looks awful. The rest of the figure is nice, but that’s one ugly-looking mask.
Like all the other DC Direct 1:6 scale female figure, the hair on this Zatanna figure is molded plastic which is a major annoyance. But if you can get past that, this isn’t a half-bad figure. And since nobody seems to collect Zatanna, this figure which has an MSRP of $99.99 and was released in November 2009 can already be found for about $60 online.
