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It has been quite a while since I've taken a look at what we have in the Mcfarlane DC Multiverse line and voiced what alternate looks and designs I want to see, but I've finally returned to this series for a gargantuan 10th edition. We've gotten numerous figures since I last discussed my most wanted alternate looks for figures in the line, so I've got lots to discuss and have grouped many characters into themed pods to make things easier to discuss. I've absolutely loved the breadth of characters and designs that have been explored in the line, especially with the recent push of Platinum editions pushing out more and more versions of characters. With the DC Multiverse never ending and far expanding, there are so many different costumes and designs for characters that I want to continue seeing in the line, and with 2025 kicking off hot there's not been a better time to discuss what various versions of existing characters I want to see made.  (Images Source) Alan ...

Roaring into year four of the license, Mcfarlane has been putting out fantastic figures in their tenure with the DC Multiverse license! It has sucked me in as a DC collector more than ever, and even helped propel me more and more into the pages of DC comics again! I've been very critical of Mattel before when comparing how they handled figures and character designs compared to how Mcfarlane is putting them out now, but even by the standards of when a lot of Mattel's figures were coming out they were already outdated, and it is an age old trial to compare the new to the old. So with Mcfarlane still pumping out designs that cover what Mattel gave us before, here is my 6th look at how both companies stack up against one another with 10 of Mattel's toys on the left and Mcfarlane's action figures on the right! 10. The Flash (CW) (Image 1 Source)   (Image 2 Source) Starting off the list will be a figure I was wanting for a long time when Mcfarlane took over the license, and t...