That's insanely cool.AGREED! When I think of 90's Star Wars comics, his art is what comes to mind. Easily one of the most defining & memorable looks of Star Wars comic lore. I am lucky enough to own one of his pages from the Boba Fett comic.
That's insanely cool.AGREED! When I think of 90's Star Wars comics, his art is what comes to mind. Easily one of the most defining & memorable looks of Star Wars comic lore. I am lucky enough to own one of his pages from the Boba Fett comic.
master1151 said:I grabbed a hair transplant version, it’s so cool!
master1151 said:The new head sculpt this time is awesome and handsome. . . The DX25 that was just released last time in my hand was instantly compared to it. Moreover, this time the height has changed from 28cm to 30cm. The head sculpt feels a little longer and looks more handsome. I really feel the preciousness of my son. . .
I agree! I have always wanted a 1/6 EU Luke that looks like, well, "Luke" but not necessarily Mark Hamill. As that's how I tend to see him at anytime outside the OT films. Plus with parts from my endor look and some other adjustments he can be any Post-ROTJ look I really want.AGREED! When I think of 90's Star Wars comics, his art is what comes to mind. Easily one of the most defining & memorable looks of Star Wars comic lore. I am lucky enough to own one of his pages from the Boba Fett comic.
View attachment 700836All that being said- I do wish this figure looked a bit more like the Cam Kennedy version from Dark Empire... but I also get that most folks likely remember or at least have a mental image of Dark Empire through the Dave Dorman covers (since that is what greets your eyes and what most image searches bring up). The Vader-inspired look is probably a bit more visually interesting in three dimensions too (though I do still LOVE that Expanded Universe Dark Empire Luke figure).
I am happy that at least the gloves on this release seem more inspired by the Cam design than the Dorman covers, with the tight horizontal lines running the length of them.
As for the head sculpt... I think people are forgetting this isn't based on an onscreen appearance of Mark Hamill as Luke. This is based on comics featuring the Luke Skywalker character, drawn by actual artists and not using digitally manipulated images of the actor. The likeness on the covers (and especially the interiors) isn't 100% accurate to Mark Hamill either. They are fantasy illustrations inspired by his look.
Kind of like the Bad Batch releases. Based on art but trying to blend some Tem Morrison into the likeness.
So in that regard, I am totally fine with this Luke not looking exactly like what Mark Hamill looked like in 1989. I am actually quite happy it looks a little different... It doesn't feel like a customized Return of the Jedi Luke. This FEELS like Dark Empire Luke.
-James
I'd love to see that!Interesting. They did not give him his red saber, but vaders?
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Instill have the one hurricane made
For me
KennerThe original Hasbro action figures were cool back in the day but not so much anymore.
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Looks like they went for an amalgamation of the different looks in the comics.
The original Hasbro action figures were cool back in the day but not so much anymore.
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Then they tried again with the Comic two packs.
The idea of a young clone emperor was interesting. The dark path Luke was fun and was presented well in a comic book setting but as a live action concept or figure it doesn’t translate well.
I’ll still be picking this up because it’s cool looking.
Simply meant to visually invoke Luke's cave-vision of himself, going down that path.Can someone explain to me why Luke is wearing Vader's belt and codpiece?
I get what you mean re: the arm bands. I’m glad I have some old Kylo bits, including the suit, laying around. Whether or not I pull the trigger here (I will…sigh), I’m confident I can mod him to look more like the POTF2/comic style. Always assumed Kylo’s outfit was heavily “inspired” by this look. I just which the cloak/cape had arm holes vs. being a true cape.AGREED! When I think of 90's Star Wars comics, his art is what comes to mind. Easily one of the most defining & memorable looks of Star Wars comic lore. I am lucky enough to own one of his pages from the Boba Fett comic.
View attachment 700836All that being said- I do wish this figure looked a bit more like the Cam Kennedy version from Dark Empire... but I also get that most folks likely remember or at least have a mental image of Dark Empire through the Dave Dorman covers (since that is what greets your eyes and what most image searches bring up). The Vader-inspired look is probably a bit more visually interesting in three dimensions too (though I do still LOVE that Expanded Universe Dark Empire Luke figure).
I am happy that at least the gloves on this release seem more inspired by the Cam design than the Dorman covers, with the tight horizontal lines running the length of them.
As for the head sculpt... I think people are forgetting this isn't based on an onscreen appearance of Mark Hamill as Luke. This is based on comics featuring the Luke Skywalker character, drawn by actual artists and not using digitally manipulated images of the actor. The likeness on the covers (and especially the interiors) isn't 100% accurate to Mark Hamill either. They are fantasy illustrations inspired by his look.
Kind of like the Bad Batch releases. Based on art but trying to blend some Tem Morrison into the likeness.
So in that regard, I am totally fine with this Luke not looking exactly like what Mark Hamill looked like in 1989. I am actually quite happy it looks a little different... It doesn't feel like a customized Return of the Jedi Luke. This FEELS like Dark Empire Luke.
-James
i got this from him waaaay back in 2007-2008 or so. He's in storage right now. and this picture doesn't have the lightsaber that Hurricane made, as he took this photo, and had not made the hilt yet.I'd love to see that!
For a 15-16 year old figure, that looks pretty good!i got this from him waaaay back in 2007-2008 or so. He's in storage right now. and this picture doesn't have the lightsaber that Hurricane made, as he took this photo, and had not made the hilt yet.
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For a 15-16 year old figure, that looks pretty good!
Hurricane was really ahead of his time. His Vaders still rival today's HT efforts in terms of accuracy.
Unfortunately he passed away a few years ago. I believe his wife posted using his account.
I just got an extra Bespin/Mando Luke sculpt in the other day to throw on my ROTJ Luke, it looks amazing. I REALLY don’t get why Hot Toys chose to retool their pretty mid ANH proto from almost 10 years ago.
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I'm out on the Leif Garrett Artisan edition ...
Told you girls put down the Tiger Beat!I see David Cassidy.
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