McFarlane’s nostalgic Batman 66 and Super Powers lines have me changing my collecting habits since their releases.
I never kept figures MOC for display before, but all my Batman 66 figures are still MOC and are on my office wall. Something I never did before that line came out.
I liked the look of them carded on the wall enough that it even got me to keep the Marvel Legends Fantastic Four figures in the 90’s cartoon packaging MOC and put them on the wall too.
I haven’t pulled the trigger on the Super Powers line yet, but I’m tempted to do the same with that line too. The nostalgia really appeals to me.
And that leads me to another change in my collecting habits, as now I’m only interested in a Super Powers Batman with the yellow oval. Back in the heyday of DCUC I only kept Batman figures with the black bat on the chest (so I should be saying DCSH Batman since they’ve the ones with the black bat on the chest), and my boys were given the Batman figures with the yellow oval.
Anyone else change their stances on their collecting habits over the years?
I never kept figures MOC for display before, but all my Batman 66 figures are still MOC and are on my office wall. Something I never did before that line came out.
I liked the look of them carded on the wall enough that it even got me to keep the Marvel Legends Fantastic Four figures in the 90’s cartoon packaging MOC and put them on the wall too.
I haven’t pulled the trigger on the Super Powers line yet, but I’m tempted to do the same with that line too. The nostalgia really appeals to me.
And that leads me to another change in my collecting habits, as now I’m only interested in a Super Powers Batman with the yellow oval. Back in the heyday of DCUC I only kept Batman figures with the black bat on the chest (so I should be saying DCSH Batman since they’ve the ones with the black bat on the chest), and my boys were given the Batman figures with the yellow oval.
Anyone else change their stances on their collecting habits over the years?
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