[MrWilliamGraham]

I heard rumblings that another company is about to do Batman TAS figures. I can only speculate & guess either LPZZ or Inart ...

[DreamSword]

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Originally Posted by MrWilliamGraham

I heard rumblings that another company is about to do Batman TAS figures. I can only speculate & guess either LPZZ or Inart ...

Oh man, I'd love for either of those to be true.

[Androzani84]

My arrivals for April’s first half.

[Androzani84]

Got a lot of Gavan Infinity merch this week.

[DreamSword]

Forgot to post this a couple days ago. Here's the haul for April!



CSG Dragon Rod: I can now roleplay as any form of Kuuga!



SHF New Cyclone: Managed to find this for half off the original asking price, so I nabbed two for Ichigo and Nigo.



Shin Zero: Gotten via the Kickstarter campaign. Haven't started reading it just yet.



Spider-Man Newspaper Strips: The first four years to be specific, also gotten via Kickstarter. From what little I've read so far, they seem fun.



MAFEX Integrated Suit Spider-Man: Another fantastic figure by Medicom, and probably the best figure of the 3 Spideys from NWH. The reason I have him posed like that for the photo is because I saw a post circulating socials claiming that this figure can't look up. As you can see, it very much can. And yes, that head is by Fahrul, as per usual. The default headsculpt is perfectly good though.



SHF Shin Ultraman Special Edition: While I do prefer the MAFEX Shin Ultraman, this one scales better with the Mephilas I have, so the MAFEX figure shall be displayed elsewhere.



Revoltech Great Mazinger: Every bit as good as their previous Mazinger Z figure. Here's to hoping they make one for Grendizer sometime soon.



Figma Zero Suit Samus: The lack of waist articulation hurts this figure, but despite that, it's still a rather solid figure despite its age.



Nendoroid Amaterasu: I don't think we're ever getting a proper figure of the wolf from Okami, but if we ever do, I'll just have this one sub in for Okamiden.



Mountain Studio Drunken Master: AKA "Totally not Jackie Chan." And I gotta say, this figure surprised me for how solid it is all around. Surprisingly good articulation for a clothed figure, which makes it fun to play with. Though you might wanna be careful with the bicep swivels, as they feel a bit tight on mine.