McFarlane Toys

Anybody listening to this, you should seek a look at the Mattel stuff as far as what's coming on.

There's that, and it seems to be Dueling Banjos with, uh, McFarlane Toys line.

So they've got their Multiverse and Collector's Edition figures, which look fantastic as well.

But two different flavors.

Tells you all you need to know.

Uh, but speaking of Todd McFarlane from the Catch, and we'll finish up this toy news here a day early once again, we're gonna fit it up- finish it up with the McFarlane Toys, their Elite Edition Witchblade.

Witchblade, another '90s character, posters in the comic shop, stuff like that.

Witchblade coming around the mountain.

So yeah, just a slightly different idiom.

Yeah, it made me wonder 'cause, uh, McFarlane Toys has been putting out these Super Powers toys, uh, lately that, that look like, you know, the old, the old Super Powers.

And I, I, I was wondering if, if there's like a Super Powers Watchmen l- like if, if there's, you know, uh, like a Nite Owl or, or, uh, Rorschach that's, that's part of that line too.

[chuckles] Yeah, it would really-- I, I mean, Alan Moore would, I'm sure would not be pleased or, or, or comp- completely disinterested.

In a very weird, unexpected twist of modern merchandising, some of these IDW comics are actually being legally reprinted right now.

But they are packaged as accessories for McFarlane Toys Page Punchers action figure line.

You have to buy a toy to get the comic.

But generally speaking, this is a profound teachable moment about intellectual property law and media preservation.

Like, every review publication was banned from mentioning a certain event that happened.

This was... strong enough to the point where McFarlane Toys, who did all of the figures for Metal Gear Solid 2, one of the figures just has a mask on.

And they included that character's normal head as well, but that was actually hidden behind the logo so that you couldn't see it unless you opened it.

Like, this was the...

Or Money Maniacs.

McFarlane did.

Oh, he did.

He did.

did.

But that was Candyman of Farewell to the Flash, which is the second movie.

We got some time still to back that, if that is your thing.

And then we finish it off with Todd McFarlane from the couch, a little McFarlane Toys.

Absolute Batman, the Walmart exclusive, going up apparently for Collectors Con.

A lot of people looking for that one.