Hey! I’m going through a bit of a toy obsession lately, so I thought I’d create my own thread for it. I’m going to post my action figure displays here as well as whatever crafty things I do with my toy collection.
I’m going to start simple, though. I’ve been collecting McFarlane Toy’s Super Powers line, and I love their Wonder Woman figure. However, I was a little let down that it didn’t come with a Lasso of Truth accessory. So, as a Mother’s Day gift to Diana, I whipped up a quick Golden Perfect for her:
Awesome thread @TheCosmicMoth. Like I said, I love your displays and can’t wait to see more of ‘em. Have to ask, is the image graininess intentional? I ask because it gives the whole thing a retro vibe that feels very appropriate!
Oh and… raise that lasso so it’s around TBWL’s neck. Can’t stand that ■■■■■■
Nah. That’s either the lighting or my phone being trash or both. Funny enough, I did try to use my digital camera, but that was worse. Glad it sort of looks intentional!
DC combined their most popular hero with their most popular villain to create… a character who’s pretty universally hated! My exposure to TBWL has been limited, but the concept does scream jumping the shark.
I’ve always felt that Slade is a scumbag. Waller vs. Wildstorm #1 (now available on Ultra) basically confirmed it. Here’s a scene inspired by that issue with a slightly different cast:
Yeah, dude… I’ve actually decided that’s a pretty grim, militaristic scene. So… let’s send some good guys in to thwart this illegal black ops mission on my furniture:
My fairly new Superman and Supermobile Super Powers set are doing okay so far on one of my shelfs, but I’m a little concerned for Supes as I do have a giant Galactus figure on the shelf just above.
I’m not sure what would happen if Superman ever met Galactus and his Heralds… oh no now there’s another comic I need to go buy…
Aww, c’mon @Don-El, you should know by now that I don’t like vampires in my superhero comics. Though… my hands are always deathly cold… hmmm… But, nah, in reality that mirror drives me crazy when I do these pics because I have to work hard to keep myself out of the shot. No one needs to see this ugly mug.
I wouldn’t mind a picture of that shelf…
He’d figure out a way to stop Galactus without putting a gun to the universe’s head… cough Reed Richards cough
Top shelf: What looks like a Toy Biz Spider-Man, followed by Rhino from the Biz’s Spider-Man animated line, Sandman from the Biz’s Spider-Man: Flip 'N Trap line and Lizard, from Hasbro’s Spider-Man Origins line.
Middle shelf: Toy Biz Galactus and Modok, from the Fantastic Four and Iron Man lines based on their respective Marvel Action Hour shows, followed by Reed from Hasbro’s Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer line.
Bottom shelf: The best Supermobile ever committed to plastic (sorry Kenner, but its true).
Its much more interesting than Knight Terrors appears to be at this point, so in addition to being a rad display in-general, it also has that going for it.
