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The Flash – Justice League from Page to Screen Set by Mattel

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A new listing from Target.com reveals a new DC action figure set for the Justice League film. Twitter follower @kennykraly alerted us to the news. Though currently listed as not available to order, the set should be available for pre-order soon and will be priced at $39.99. The Flash – Justice League from Page to Screen features two 6″ scale figures based on The Flash. One is based on his comics version and the other on the new Flash from the Justice League movie. Check out the details below and read on for the photos.

Justice League fans and collectors will love this two pack of exclusive The Flash figures from two worlds! Recreate signature DC Comics battles with “Rebirth” The Flash. He wears his original red and golden power suit, iconic mask and boots and comes with golden lightning bolt accessories. Attach them to the figure for dramatic effect. Then recreate epic new movie scenes with the thrilling Justice League The Flash figure. He wears his updated power suit and comes with electric blue lightning bolt accessories that also attach to the figure. Each celebrated version of The Flash is highly detailed, in 6-inch scale with 21 points of articulation for dynamic posing and action moves. Authentically recreate Barry Allen’s role in the Justice League movie too with the bonus, interchangeable head that comes in the actor’s likeness. Create a dynamic display with these Super Hero figures on their unique signature bases, in front of unique, colorfully powerful electro field backdrops.

Store Item Number (DPCI): 087-06-7103

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  2. hasbroherofan has no avatar! hasbroherofan says

    Didn't ToyBiz do something similar for the first X-Men movie?

  4. Louise Belcher's Avatar Louise Belcher says

    Mattel will always find a way to keep selling their outdated ugly molds from 2004...and they're new molds aren't that much of improvement as their articulation is still very limited and are overpriced.

  5. evilekim's Avatar evilekim says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by hasbroherofan View Post
    Didn't ToyBiz do something similar for the first X-Men movie?
    I know Mattel did something similiar for the Dark Knight Trilogy. No comic version, but they gave us 3 versions of Batman from the trilogy with very similiar backdrop stands.

  6. Pravus Prime's Avatar Pravus Prime says

    And there's the open running hands that the designer had included in his renders that he shared for the movie Flash figure.

  7. OGTrilogy has no avatar! OGTrilogy says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by evilekim View Post
    I know Mattel did something similiar for the Dark Knight Trilogy. No comic version, but they gave us 3 versions of Batman from the trilogy with very similiar backdrop stands.
    All of the single carded 66 Batman figures came with the same peg stands and cardboard backdrops. And the Multiverse Superfriends all have them too. Those things are junk as far as I'm concerned. The pegs don't fit snugly in most of the figures' feet and they're too far over to one side so the figures aren't centered on the base when you use the peg.

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