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Toy Fair 2020 Mezco One12 045

At Toy Fair 2020, Mezco revealed some new licenses for their One:12 Collective line up. They are doing Alien, Predator, Planet of the apes, as well as their usual licenses.

Marvel

  • Thanos
  • Captain Marvel – Movie Version
  • Spider-Man – Far From Home Version
  • Morbius
  • Iron Fist
  • Black Bolt and Lockjaw
  • Magneto
  • Gambit
  • Ghost Rider with Motorcycle

DC Comics

  • KGBeast
  • Mr. Freeze
  • Harley Quinn
  • Wonder Woman
  • Batman – 1989 Movie
  • Aquaman
  • Two Face
  • Batman – Supreme Knight

Other Figures

  • Alien – Big Chap Alien
  • Predator – Jungle Hunter Predator
  • Planet of the Apes – Dr. Zaius
  • The Warriors – 4-Pack
  • Popeye and Bluto
  • IT (2017) – Pennywise
  • A Nightmare On Elm St. – Freddy Krueger
  • Conan the Barbarian
  • John Wick

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Mezco One12 KGBeast 007

Yesterday afternoon, pre-orders went live for the new DC Comics – KGBeast One:12 Collective Figure from Mezco Toyz. The figure includes two masked portraits, an unmasked portrait, multiple interchangeable hands, a swap out machine gun hand, swap out blade hands, numerous weapons, and a figure stand. It’s priced at $85. Look for the KGBeast figure to be released between July and September of 2020. More photos can be seen after the jump. You can pre-order at the link below.

DC Comics – KGBeast One:12 Collective Figure

The One:12 Collective KGBeast comes ready for war – outfitted a sleeveless shirt with fortified armor, spiked shoulder armor, utility belt, cargo pants, and plated tactical boots. Complete with 3 head portraits including an unmasked Anatoli Knyazev sculpt, “The Beast” takes no prisoners and is equipped with a titanium alloy prosthetic gun in place of his left hand, a sickle, a sledgehammer, a machete with crossbody sheath, and more.

Anatoli Knyazev, the cybernetically enhanced assassin better known as KGBeast, was trained by a top-secret branch of the KGB known as “The Hammer”. The master of several martial arts, KGBeast has also mastered the use of every deadly weapon known to man and has proven himself to be one of Batman’s most challenging adversaries.

THE ONE:12 COLLECTIVE KGBEAST FIGURE FEATURES:

  • One:12 Collective body with over 30 points of articulation
  • Three (3) head portraits
  • Hand painted authentic detailing
  • Approximately 17cm tall
  • Seven (7) interchangeable hands
    • One (1) pair of fists (L&R)
    • Two (2) posing hands (R)
    • One (1) pair of weapon holding hands (L&R)
    • One (1) gun holding hand (R)

COSTUME:

  • Sleeveless shirt with fortified armor
  • Spiked shoulder armor
  • Forearm gauntlets
  • Utility belt
  • Thigh holster
  • Cargo pants
  • Plated tactical boots

ACCESSORIES:

  • One (1) tall sledgehammer
  • One (1) short sledgehammer
  • One (1) sickle
  • One (1) machete (fits into crossbody sheath)
  • One (1) handgun with two (2) removable magazines
  • One (1) prosthetic gun with two (2) removable magazines
  • One (1) spear-point blade
  • One (1) One:12 Collective display base with logo
  • One (1) One:12 Collective adjustable display post

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Multiverse Killer Croc Wave 128

The end is nigh!  DC Comics Multiverse from Mattel is coming to a close, and the last rounds of figures are dropping now.  Today we have a look at 2 waves* – The Multiverse Killer Croc Connect and Connect wave, also titled Batman 80th, and the DC Originals Wave which are ToyBiz tribute figures.  The Killer Croc wave consists of Dick Grayson as Batman, Alfred, Red Robin, Red Hood, KG Beast and Katana, with the CnC being a comic inspired Killer Croc.  The DC Originals tribute figures are Target exclusives in the US and consist of Batman, Joker and Poison Ivy.

The Killer Croc Wave is well done, one of the most well rounded selections Mattel has offered.  The winner of the wave is Alfred, not for engineering sake, though that is solid, but the fact it comes with 4 heads, all of which nail the likeness for the era it belongs to.  Runner up is Red Robin – he has true double jointed elbows and a streamlined tight sculpt.  If this was the route Mattel was going to go, Multiverse would have gotten real good, real fast next year.  Red Hood is a tad disappointing – his guns are molded into the holsters, even though he comes with gun holding extra hands.   His helmet is a tad big for the body too.  The rest of the wave is above average, great roster fillers.   To cap it off, a comic inspired Killer Croc is the CnC, and it is BIG.  And well done – colors, sculpt, articulation is all there.  I have a feeling this will be the Croc to match for a while.

The Originals figures – solid but not as good as they looked when originally shown at Toy Fair 2019.  Poison Ivy especially suffered being translated from proto to production level.  If you are looking for nostalgia, they fit that bill, but they weren’t my cup of tea.

Now, there is at least one more wave of figures that hit the proto stage – The Batman Ninja Joker CnC wave.  This had Black Canary, Hawkgirl, Simon Baz Green Lantern, Flashpoint Aquaman, Rebirth Mammoth, and a Riddler Retro/Originals figure.  Whether these will hit market before the license ends we aren’t sure.  Right now, no word and no solicitations are out there.

So, to potentially cap things off for Mattel’s Multiverse figures, read on to check out our gallery for these 10 figures with over 125 HD shots after the break courtesy of Mattel!

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