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Pre-Order Live for the DC Multiverse – Last Knight On Earth Wonder Woman with Helmet of Faith by McFarlane Toys

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You can now pre-order the DC Comics: Last Knight on Earth – Wonder Woman with Helmet of Faith DC Multiverse 7″ Scale Figure. Pre-orders are available from Target.com. The helmet does not appear to be removable. Wonder Woman also includes a sword, and a display stand. The figure is scheduled for release on May 15th, and is priced at $19.99. See details below, and photos after the jump.

The world has been destroyed. The Super Heroes lost, and a new evil by the name of Omega has taken over what’s left. Now, 20 years in the future, Wonder Woman leads a faction of heroes and survivors living underground known as the New Amazons. Hiding from the world above in order to stay alive, Diana and her band of warriors must choose between retreating deeper beneath the Earth’s surface or fighting for a better tomorrow.

Product features: 

  • Incredibly detailed 7” scale figure
  • Designed with Ultra Articulation with up to 22 moving parts for full range of posing
  • Wonder Woman figure features a new helmeted head with the Helmet of Fate and is based on the comic book Batman: Last Knight on Earth (Comic 2019)
  • Wonder Woman comes with a sword and a base
  • Included collectable art card with Wonder Woman Photography on the front, and character biography on the back
  • Collect all additional McFarlane Toys DC Multiverse Last Knight on Earth Figures!

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  2. Tony_Bacala's Avatar Tony_Bacala says

    I dig it, and I get the need for repaints to maximize profits per figure, but dropping the one extra piece as a separate fig is boo. Colors are a tad different it looks like, but not significant. From a non profit perspective that could have just been packed in the original easy.

  3. ghostbogey's Avatar ghostbogey says

    You Got to Love "The Todd"!!!!
    Always thinking about the collector!!! =^)

  4. MeLikeJinx has no avatar! MeLikeJinx says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Tony_Bacala View Post
    I dig it, and I get the need for repaints to maximize profits per figure, but dropping the one extra piece as a separate fig is boo. Colors are a tad different it looks like, but not significant. From a non profit perspective that could have just been packed in the original easy.
    I think most people that collect this line are keeping them all MIB, so I bet they are happy that it is a separate fig instead of the other fig having more accessories they will never get to use.

  8. protostar8 has no avatar! protostar8 says

    When is this company gonna stop being dicks and actually just include an extra head in their normal releases? That's standard practice for Hasbro yet Toddy boy thinks he's special.

  9. Joe Moore's Avatar Joe Moore says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by protostar8 View Post
    When is this company gonna stop being dicks and actually just include an extra head in their normal releases? That's standard practice for Hasbro yet Toddy boy thinks he's special.
    Whenever the question is "when is this company going to stop...", the answer will 100% always be "when people stop buying them".

  10. IzzyTipsy has no avatar! IzzyTipsy says

    Exactly. These keep selling out from all the McFarlane fanboys so they'll keep doing it.

  11. SpasticPlastic's Avatar SpasticPlastic says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by protostar8 View Post
    When is this company gonna stop being dicks and actually just include an extra head in their normal releases? That's standard practice for Hasbro yet Toddy boy thinks he's special.
    It's also standard practice for Hasbro to use the same sculpted parts on 25-50 (at least) figures. Every one of McF's figures is a unique sculpt, which is pretty special, in my opinion.

  12. deecee4's Avatar deecee4 says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by SpasticPlastic View Post
    It's also standard practice for Hasbro to use the same sculpted parts on 25-50 (at least) figures. Every one of McF's figures is a unique sculpt, which is pretty special, in my opinion.

    Yeah, unique sculpts at usually a $20 price point so they get a pass for doing multiple releases of the same figure with different parts.

  13. IzzyTipsy has no avatar! IzzyTipsy says

    Their Star Wars figures are generally mostly unique sculpts, though. Same with the Joes.

    There is no reason why for $24.99-$29.99 they can't include an extra head. It's an easily removable part o these figures as it is.

  14. En Sabah Nerd's Avatar En Sabah Nerd says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by IzzyTipsy View Post
    Their Star Wars figures are generally mostly unique sculpts, though. Same with the Joes.
    Yeah they do have mostly unique sculpts, and then Hasbro doesn't regularly include alternate heads with figures in either of those lines so it's looking less strange for McFarlane to do the same.

    I don't get the commotion for this release since Diana only wears the helmet for all of 2 or 3 short panels on one page before she takes it off and never wears it again.

  16. SpasticPlastic's Avatar SpasticPlastic says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by IzzyTipsy View Post
    Their Star Wars figures are generally mostly unique sculpts, though. Same with the Joes.

    There is no reason why for $24.99-$29.99 they can't include an extra head. It's an easily removable part o these figures as it is.
    Star Wars: They have released how many different troopers in the last 12-18 months? All shared parts. Easy to recoup a ton of tooling costs across the entire line that way.

    G.I. Joe: There have been a lot of shared parts already. Also, they have pulled the repaint game a few times, too. And…let's not forget that they have released only about a dozen different characters so far. (Which, by itself, is a goddamn joke and an entirely different rant.) Once they have released about 20 characters, you'll see those same parts over and over and over again.

  17. Black Arbor's Avatar Black Arbor says

    Is it the helmet of Faith or Fate? 'Cuz it's Dr. Fate's helmet haha

  18. ronriii's Avatar ronriii says

    Eh the helmet barely appears in the story it's in, so I'm actually content with the regular head.

  19. littlewolvie has no avatar! littlewolvie says

    McFarlane's DC Multiverse figures are growing on me, but this is getting slightly ridiculous. This doesn't even count as a variant in my opinion. The helmet should simply have come as an accessory or an alternative head. Nobody forces you to buy it of course, but I cannot respect cheap tricks such as these. Even Hasbro wouldn't sink this low.

  20. deecee4's Avatar deecee4 says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by littlewolvie View Post
    McFarlane's DC Multiverse figures are growing on me, but this is getting slightly ridiculous. This doesn't even count as a variant in my opinion. The helmet should simply have come as an accessory or an alternative head. Nobody forces you to buy it of course, but I cannot respect cheap tricks such as these. Even Hasbro wouldn't sink this low.
    lol ok



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