chewblacca
Super Freak
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Superman has waaaaaay more fans than Drake!
I've heard this before and it's great reasoning if this weren't suppose to be a comic book based, non-realistically proportioned version of the character. Most wanting this, including me, were hoping for a bulkier Superman, one inspired more by the comics than an actor.
You are absolutely right but think about it like this, what if this isn't a comic Supes, what if it's SSC's interpretation of the character? I know it has been questioned that I keep saying that as if it is a bad thing but let's look at the final product. This Superman figure bares just a passing familiarity to a comic style Superman. If we were to judge this figure simply based on how comic accurate it is then it fails tremendously, hence the fan outcry against it. If we view it as a Sideshow interpretation then at least the design choices make some sense. When you take a character who 9 times out of 10 is built like a middle linebacker and give him the build of a swimmer and say that's how we see the character then you better believe that not only is this Sideshow's interpretation but it is not a comic book based figure. It's a shame, too as SSC could have really cornered the market on 1/6 comic book figures.
That "petition" shows a complete ignorance of business, this hobby and common sense. It's embarrassing for the hobby that something as stupid as this exists.
Man this thing is getting a lot of hate on FB. It's Nathan Drake 2.0
Undoubtedly. I had some doubts about this figure from the start (mostly the head sculpt, and not having a lot of accessories to back up the price) but wow, SS really dropped the ball. I had doubts about Batman, but he really looks like they pulled through. What happened with Superman? All the complaints here are completely true, the weird head, the small body, the neck...what happened?Rightfully so, based on what's been shown so far.
It is unfortunate that people are just saying "it's crap" or "fail." Aside from the wrong body choice (which I think most people would agree) this is a figure with 3 great head sculpts with great paint apps, it has a ton of accessories and a great comic interpretation costume. Saying it looks like a Mego or some such nonsense is ridiculous.
You are absolutely right but think about it like this, what if this isn't a comic Supes, what if it's SSC's interpretation of the character? I know it has been questioned that I keep saying that as if it is a bad thing but let's look at the final product. This Superman figure bares just a passing familiarity to a comic style Superman. If we were to judge this figure simply based on how comic accurate it is then it fails tremendously, hence the fan outcry against it. If we view it as a Sideshow interpretation then at least the design choices make some sense. When you take a character who 9 times out of 10 is built like a middle linebacker and give him the build of a swimmer and say that's how we see the character then you better believe that not only is this Sideshow's interpretation but it is not a comic book based figure. It's a shame, too as SSC could have really cornered the market on 1/6 comic book figures.
That's not a bad review - he seemed to like the figure.
Looks like so many people cancelled the figure the exclusive is available for preorder again.
Looks like so many people cancelled the figure the exclusive is available for preorder again.
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