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Lego Marvel Avengers Infinity War Pogo Bootleg PG8136 PG8130 Review With Xinh Comparision 4K
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I also compare some of these figures with their XINH conterpart, while ones will be better?!
PG8130
PG1557 - Star-Lord
PG1558 - Teen Groot
PG1559 - White Wolf/Bucky
PG1560 - Wong
PG1561 - Nebula
PG1562 - Spider-Man
PG1563 - Peter Parker
PG1564 - Okoye
PG8136
PG1565 - Pepper Potts (Iron Man Armor)
PG1566 - Black Panther (with Helmet)
PG1567 - Black Panther (with Helmet)
PG1568 - Ronin
PG1569 - Thor
PG1570 - Doctor Strange
PG1571 - Ebony Maw
PG1572 - War Machine
O Guri No.73 (GRAIL)
Published by Diário da Noite, Brazil 1943
1st Appearance of Captain America Brazil
One of the earliest publishing's of Captain America world-wide.
Extremely rare and original published cover art to Brazil.
Acteurs "Infinity war" promotion à Londres avec Benedict Cumberbatch, Sebastian Stan, Elizabeth Olsen, Paul Bettany et les réalisateurs les frères Rousso
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Acteurs "Infinity war" promotion à Londres avec Benedict Cumberbatch, Sebastian Stan, Elizabeth Olsen, Paul Bettany et les réalisateurs les frères Rousso
Acteurs "Infinity war" promotion à Londres avec Benedict Cumberbatch, Sebastian Stan, Elizabeth Olsen, Paul Bettany et les réalisateurs les frères Rousso
Acteurs "Infinity war" promotion à Londres avec Benedict Cumberbatch, Sebastian Stan, Elizabeth Olsen, Paul Bettany et les réalisateurs les frères Rousso
Selects from Disney's D23 Expo from The Anaheim Convention Center
Anaheim, CA
07/16/17
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Selects from Disney's D23 Expo from The Anaheim Convention Center
Anaheim, CA
07/16/17
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Acteurs "Infinity war" promotion à Londres avec Benedict Cumberbatch, Sebastian Stan, Elizabeth Olsen, Paul Bettany et les réalisateurs les frères Rousso
El sorprendente hombre araña #9
Macc Division historietas de Mexico 1974
1st Appearance of the Punisher
Selects from Disney's D23 Expo from The Anaheim Convention Center
Anaheim, CA
07/16/17
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One really can never get enough of Benedict Cumberbatch... most of the planet is still waiting for Sherlock Season 5 to finally be filmed. But in the mean time, there's of course his biggest money maker, Dr. Strange.
Strange was most recently seen headlining the first half of the Avengers Infinity Saga - Infinity War, while coming back for the climactic battle with Thanos in Endgame. Hot Toys and Marvel Legends did their versions of this character a while ago, and now it was time for Figuarts and Mafex, with the latter being out of my price range... for now.
I do get bored, after all.
As the fancy box indicates, this is Strange from the Battle on Titan, before he made that ultimate sacrifice and disappeared for a movie. It comes decently packed, though is missing two key items - the multi armed effect, and a FREAKING STAND TO LEVITATE HIM WITH.
Contents do, however, include the figure, an alternate eye closed sculpt, 14 posing hands, one additional Crimson Bands of Cytorek hand, two small and medium Time Stone hand effects coupled with one "large" effect, two small, medium, and large general orange effects, his mystic sword, interchangeable Eye of Agamoto and Time Stone chest effect, and finally, a giant ass portal effect.
Even from the prototype pictures, it's easy to see that Tamashii Nations improved the figure aesthetically. I say that because I only own components of the first figure. Two major areas of discussion, namely the sculpt and the cape.
The sculpt I'm pretty sure my photos speaks for itself. Like with most of the recent Avengers release.. again.. MOST, because their Loki is made of the stuff I laugh at. Tamashii Nations have done a damn fine job of capturing the essence of the actor. The first one really isn't that great., nailing maybe the hairstyle and general facial structure.
The cape isn't super fancy per se, but it IS a wired cloth cape, though sadly the section that drapes over the shoulder is rigid plastic. The work on the Mafex cape admittedly destroys this, as it really does look like a scaled down Hot Toys version. This cape, however, is far superior to the Wile E Coyote steam roller accident prop that came with the first one. It's truly a sight to behold, possibly being the worst toy cape I've ever seen on any toy, with the only redeeming value being that it's decently painted. Furthermore, this wired cape still allows for some pretty cool posing.
Having said that, we're now free to move on to this figure.
The outfit is multi layered, which does look nice. Unfortunately, those layers are made of some pliable, yet still pretty rigid plastic, which looks great but generally gets in the way of everything. There's even a warning about permanent deformation if you leave Strange in his crossed leg pose for too long.
The Eye of Agamoto is something you want to keep your eye on because there is a tendency for the piece to go flying should you move the figure too quickly. Also, the Eye is connected to two raised and painted lines that represent the necklace strap, rather than being on an actual strap.
The translucent plastics used for the effects are also somewhat concerning, given the fragility of them and all. Especially the sword, where you have to shove the handle into a fist. The larger mystic mandalas are printed on clear plastic, which are less fragile, but more susceptible to scratching. There's also lovely warnings in the manual about potential paint wear as you pose the figure and attach the various mystic effects.
From an articulation perspective, Strange is about the same as Bucky, except that Strange has pull down hips. Based on previous practices and general logic, I'm going to go ahead and guess that they probably reused the actual body. You get ankles, single jointed knees, hips with thigh twist, waist, mid torso, standard shoulders with butterfly joints for lateral movement, single jointed elbows, wrist, neck, and head.
I've mentioned the hips, so here's some other highlights. The ankle joints are terrible, probably due to the bulk of the boot. Basically they're nonexistent. The coattails predictably get in the way of leg movement, as does the solid shoulder piece on the cape. All-in-all, it's a functional body with decent posing options, but I can't help but feel it's an older body that they didn't want to spend money to bring up to Ant Man standards.
Paint is generally above average. Work on the head and body are very good. Even in the areas of finer detail you can make out the masking is pretty sharp. Things like the Eye of Agamoto I can give a pass on as it is hard to get the paint into every tiny crevice. Paint work appears smooth. But, it's the hands that knock it down a peg for me. For starters, paint application is a bit thick, but maybe that's a material thing.
What you might not be able to make out is that wrist at the wrist there's a very small layer of black to help it blend in with the wrist and sleeves. The masking here is horrible.. like, they didn't even try, and it's consistent across all the hands I looked at. I wish they hadn't bothered at all, and just kept them as all flesh coloured.
Build quality, however, is all good. The usual criteria of joints, materials used, QC, tolerances, finish - none of those register a true concern or complaint from me and are up to what I expect from a Figuarts release.
Overall, I'd say this Dr. Strange is pretty much what the WW 84 Figuarts was like, namely its what they should have done in the first place, though I guess I can say that at least WW was better than Dr. Strange. While from an overall perspective the Figuarts certainly looks more like Benedict Cumberbatch as compared to the Mafex photos, you are getting a better articulated body and an outfit that works with you as opposed to against you... and a 120 USD preorder price tag.
To me, it's fascinating that each of the two figures chose a different key moment to include accessories for. Maybe this was planned so they didn't compete with each other?
*Sigh* I guess I'll just have to eventually get the other one too.
Selects from Disney's D23 Expo from The Anaheim Convention Center
Anaheim, CA
07/16/17
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Acteurs "Infinity war" promotion à Londres avec Benedict Cumberbatch, Sebastian Stan, Elizabeth Olsen, Paul Bettany et les réalisateurs les frères Rousso
Acteurs "Infinity war" promotion à Londres avec Benedict Cumberbatch, Sebastian Stan, Elizabeth Olsen, Paul Bettany et les réalisateurs les frères Rousso
Published by Orbis, Brazil 1955
The publisher Orbis created low productions of each issue series it produced.
There are 15 comics in the SOS series, which Wonder Woman is on 6 of them and is the first and only complete series of Wonder Woman in the Golden Age of Brazil.
See here a link to this historic series, and among the earliest NON US publishing's of Wonder Woman world-wide.
Acteurs "Infinity war" promotion à Londres avec Benedict Cumberbatch, Sebastian Stan, Elizabeth Olsen, Paul Bettany et les réalisateurs les frères Rousso