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Toy Fair 2017 – Funko Son of Zorn, Suicide Squad and Vintage Batman Figures

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Funko was of course in attendance at Toy Fair 2017, showing off an assortment of new offerings. First up, we’ll take a look at their new figure offerings. On display were Action Figures from –

  • Son of Zorn
  • Video Game characters from Skyrim, Fallout and Five Nights at Freddys
  • Game of Thrones
  • Suicide Squad
  • Batman Classic TV Series
  • Twin Peaks

Get your Funko fix by checking out the gallery after the break!

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  3. Openchallenge has no avatar! Openchallenge says

    Thoughts on the vintage batman line:

    Seems like they're aware of other companies bailing after just doing Batman and Robin and need to show they will be doing more characters than even Mattel.

    The screen test version of Batman... Was anybody asking for that? I like it better as '49 Serial Batman.

    Overall I already have the Mattel line and some other Adam West figures. I might get the Batmobile because it will fit on my shelves but it looks too deformed. These aren't the first Reaction figures I've been interested in but I always loose interest because they seem overpriced for what they are. I could understand making the leap for a unique license like Jaws maybe.

  4. MUfan97's Avatar MUfan97 says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Openchallenge View Post
    Thoughts on the vintage batman line:

    Seems like they're aware of other companies bailing after just doing Batman and Robin and need to show they will be doing more characters than even Mattel.

    The screen test version of Batman... Was anybody asking for that? I like it better as '49 Serial Batman.

    Overall I already have the Mattel line and some other Adam West figures. I might get the Batmobile because it will fit on my shelves but it looks too deformed. These aren't the first Reaction figures I've been interested in but I always loose interest because they seem overpriced for what they are. I could understand making the leap for a unique license like Jaws maybe.
    These aren't Reaction figures, though. Super 7 has that license. This is a 9 POA line.


    And whilst the Batmobile DOES appear to be a bit squished, I'll take it over paying too much for a Mattel diecast one.

  5. DetectiveFork has no avatar! DetectiveFork says

    So are the Batman figures 3 3/4-inch? They remind me a little bit of old G.I. Joes.

  6. Openchallenge has no avatar! Openchallenge says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by MUfan97 View Post
    These aren't Reaction figures, though. Super 7 has that license. This is a 9 POA line.


    And whilst the Batmobile DOES appear to be a bit squished, I'll take it over paying too much for a Mattel diecast one.
    I usually like vehicles that are squished down Kenner style. If the figures are propped up higher in the seats for this display that would be ok. I was talking about the Mattel 6" line I don't get into their die cast either. Super 7? They should stay in the boutique. They don't seem geared right for mass market licenses.

  7. snake5289's Avatar snake5289 says

    Happy to see they've added proper shoulder joints to the '66 Batman figures. They keep it up and these might be worth picking up.

  8. MUfan97's Avatar MUfan97 says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by DetectiveFork View Post
    So are the Batman figures 3 3/4-inch? They remind me a little bit of old G.I. Joes.
    Yep.

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