Thank you. I know my DC (toys and otherwise). 
You know, just when I think Iāve finally found some even-Stevens level of commonality with you, you just pull the rug out from under my feet. 
I liked parts of Seeleyās run, but overall? Eh, not one of my favorite things about the wave 1 books of Rebirth.
Must be those darn deviled eggs that made you like Seeley over Taylor. 
Interesting. I just jive with Seeleyās writing and characters over Taylorās. Plus they had Marcus To on art, even if only briefly. Heās one of my all time faves!
Marcus To is pretty swell, Iāll give you that.
Okay, hereās what Iād want (though, I donāt expect it):
T-shirt and jeans Superman (Action Comics #1, 2011)
Shade, the Changing Man (Shade, the Changing Man #1, 1990)
Harley Quinn (Harley Quinn #1, 2021)
Jo Mullein (Far Sector #1, 2019)
Yes! There are literally no action figures of t-shirt and jeans Superman, be it from the beginning of The New 52 or DC You and the Truth arc. This needs to change.
Shade is a character with only a few figures, so again, yes to this.
I support this for the female and Infinite Frontier representation it would bring to the line.
I support this because I want as many female figures in the line as possible and, like Yara Flor, Iāve wanted a Jo figure since I first saw a promotional image of her.
Good choices!
Thanks! It always bummed me out as a kid that there werenāt many female action figures and the ones they did have were hard to find in stores. Thatās why I wanted at least two of my picks to be women.
Undershipped, due to the woefully silly āLittle boys donāt want to play with figures of girls.ā mentality.
I mean, as a little boy in the late '80s and early '90s, I had figures of Jeanine Melnitz from The Real Ghostbusters, along with this Wonder Woman, which I got when I was 7ā¦
ā¦and I canāt even begin to tell you how badly I wanted figures of Vicki Vale and Chase Meridian when I was a kid, let alone figures of Curare, Dana and Inque in the Batman Beyond line, etc., etc.
So yeah, more women would absolutely be welcome. I would love to see Yara in both Page Punchers lines. Include the J. Scott Campbell variant of Wonder Girl #1 with the 3-inch version and itād be a homerun, I believe.
I mean, Iād buy two at least, so Iād be doing my part.
These likely wonāt ever happen, but ever the optimist, Iāll suggest them anyway:
Death, with Action Comics #894.
Morpheus, with Sandman #1
Elijah Snow, with Planetary #12
Zealot, with WildC.A.T.S v1 #5
Letās go really wild!
Hawkman with the first issue of Vendittiās run!
Batgirl (Babs) with the first issue of Batgirl Year One
Stephanie Brown Robin with a special edition comic of Wizard Magazine #150 and Solo #10 (this is because Iām going completely crazy) (more realistic would be the first issue of Robins)
Kyle Rayner, Omega Man with the first issue of Omega Men (since Iām already going ridiculous, letās go all the way!)
Not to burst your bubble Ace, but those arenāt so crazy. I mean, theyād get made before my recent, largely Vertigo and WildStorm pitches would.
Iād like to see Steph Robin with Robin #127.
I was going to say Robin #126, but the figure would largely block Stephās face, whereas it (and Batman) would be in full view on the cover of #127.
But what about Teen Titans #13? Which has been reprinted quite a lot! 
I was thinking thatād be good for Superboy, when he comes along.
Imagine the person whoās new to that comic and what theyād think:
āRobin and Superboy fighting, and thereās an included Superboy figure? This is something I have to spend $9.99 on, and how!ā
Marketing, yo. Marketing. 
Would like to see this cover come to life. Ivan Reisā art is long overdue for some figure work, plus I just love these designs.
We donāt have any Ivan Reis Aquaman? Criminal!
Ivan Reisā art was extensively featured in Iron Studios statue lines. They made a lot of DC statues utilizing his designs, especially in 1/10 (7ā) scale, including Aquaman:
I just havenāt seen action figures based on his art, not yet anyway.
We need an Ivan Reis Superman line, based on his work in Bendisā Superman. The line could occasionally see a Reis-style Justice League member pop-in every so often, as well.
Some more ideas for the 3-inch Page Punchers line (as opposed to the 7-inch line of the same name, which includes a comic created specifically for the whole series):
Yara Flor (Future State: Wonder Woman #1)
Jon Kent Superman (Superman: Son of Kal-El #1)
Martian Manhunter (Martian Manhunter (1998) #1)
In-package photos of the second series of the 3-inch Page Punchers line were recently revealed:
SN: I think its karma that part of EVSā name is blocked off.
Spiffy group, overall. I hope Flashpoint carries on through the line for its remaining issues.
Oh wow, I am going to have to get that Green Lantern one (surprising nobody). 
IKR? Thatās like me buying a Superman figure, which is practicallyā¦
I do need more Superman figures, too. I got the Action Comics #1000 figure a while back and love it.
