Okay, the sheer numbers and lackluster thought put into these is now really diminishing the line as a whole. I mean, Goonies is still one of my favourite movies, but come on, nobody wants to buy a Chunk action figure, especially if it doesn't have a truffle shuffle action feature.
Me too. It all looks like a manager at Funko said "That'll do" to a half-assed first attempt at prototypes, then they rushed to get the figures out into production. I don't remember the Kenner figures from the 70s looking as cartoony as these do. Yes, they were basic compared to the mullti-articulated figures we are used to now, and their face sculpts left a fair bit to be desired at times, but they were recognisable as humans and not animated characters. I was so looking forward to these. Though only Zoe looks anywhere near OK. http://io9.com/these-first-official-firefly-action-figures-are-not-par-1523177283
I go into my local comic shop and theres an entire wall of Funko Pop figures that haven't moved in months... thats what I see with these toys. They'll blow out of the gate and then sit for years.
http://toynewsi.com/ig.php?mode=album&a ... 0&sl=21935 http://www.figures.com/gallery/showgall ... ?cat=11961
I gotta say the licensing must have been crazy to achieve for these. Congrats on that. I really do hope these do well. I personally plan on grabbing a predator or 2 to go with my alien figures.
Call me crazy, but I think Val really wears those '80s mom jeans well... Quality over quantity. That idea seems to have been lost here... In lieu of echoing the majority of sentiments, I'll just re-quote toothaction.
^^^^perfect hahahaha Some of these look disappointing, but I saw the mock ups for the Universal Monster line today and they don't look that bad. They look campy, but not bad enough to not want them.
We need a new thread for discussion of these post-embryonic ReAction toys... I starting to forget how perfect the first project was!
