D-Maximal_Primal wrote:Glad to see someone else finally decided to use this thread, I had sort of abandoned it, a shame considering the amount of Marvel I have gotten since.
She is certainly interesting, though she isn't on my radar for pickup. Avalanche, Multiple Man, and Long Shot are the 3 ML I preordered after the Con.
AllNewSuperRobot wrote: Hopefully a BAF Blob reissue alongside a Destiny and Phantazia figure are not too far off. It's nice that Hasbro has low key almost completed Mystique's Brotherhood.
AllNewSuperRobot wrote:Sabretooth is a big boy. He shouldn't be the same generic height as standard figures (Toy Biz didn't go in for scale at all, for obvious reasons). So this new one, aside from having a weirdly oversized head. He's basically as big as Captain America. Which is wrong. Aesthetically, he is nice but botched in the most basic way.
Emerje wrote:AllNewSuperRobot wrote:Sabretooth is a big boy. He shouldn't be the same generic height as standard figures (Toy Biz didn't go in for scale at all, for obvious reasons). So this new one, aside from having a weirdly oversized head. He's basically as big as Captain America. Which is wrong. Aesthetically, he is nice but botched in the most basic way.
Sabretooth hasn't always been drawn in the comics as huge, the one from the time of that particular costume (from his solo comic) wasn't, he was pretty average height. Which is kinda strange since he was massive in the cartoon, but the comic came out at the same time (mid 90s).
Emerje
Blastback wrote:Emerje wrote:AllNewSuperRobot wrote:Sabretooth is a big boy. He shouldn't be the same generic height as standard figures (Toy Biz didn't go in for scale at all, for obvious reasons). So this new one, aside from having a weirdly oversized head. He's basically as big as Captain America. Which is wrong. Aesthetically, he is nice but botched in the most basic way.
Sabretooth hasn't always been drawn in the comics as huge, the one from the time of that particular costume (from his solo comic) wasn't, he was pretty average height. Which is kinda strange since he was massive in the cartoon, but the comic came out at the same time (mid 90s).
Emerje
you can probably chalk a lot of that up to artistic license. Different artists and all that. Also, there might be some variation depending on just how you want to potray the character. If he's acting as a big fearsome monster that our heroes have to struggle to survive fighting, play up his size. on the other hand, if your potraying him as outgunned or what have you, maybe shrink him down just a bit.
AllNewSuperRobot wrote:First off, we're not going to quibble over heights of fictional characters. That's silly.
D-Maximal_Primal wrote:I guess I'm not too bothered by the heights of Sabertooth, cause I positively love that ML figure of him. He is pretty dang good, and may be top 10, even top 5 ML X-men I have
AllNewSuperRobot wrote:First off, we're not going to quibble over heights of fictional characters. That's silly.
Secondly, I don't forget details about the comics I've been reading for ...30+ years now.
Now, as Blastback said, it is artistic license used in that mini series and that Sabretooth design. For example, the scale and/or perspective of that Sinister cover being all wrong. Considering it is supposed to be depicting a 6'5 character holding a 6'6 character by the throat.
Here's another Marvel Legends iteration, from the "Face-Off" line:
AKA Toy Biz understood it, Hasbro doesn't.
It's not just about height but proportions. The image with Psylocke above is to demonstrate his physicality over someone of normal size. That's where the figure objectively falls flat.
AllNewSuperRobot wrote:
Imperial Guard Fang (Wolverine alternate is almost a certainty)
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