During the late 30's and early 40's, dozens of comic book heroes and villains were created that last til this very day. Major players like Batman and Superman were born of course, along with the multitude of characters in their universe, but so were folks like Captain America, the Human Torch, Wonder Woman and the Green Lantern. She also has a nice, brutal but beautiful blade, and the hilt pops easily into her right hand. That's it for her, but even though she's light in this department, you probably won't complain too much.

Megafigs are large figures to match their 7" scale figure counterparts based off Todd McFarlane's Spawn Comic Series. He also has a swappable, unmasked head. This blond Aryan appearing visage looks good, but is sculpted so that he is Another is extra hands these mega figs by Todd could be extra badass with punching fists and holding hands for weapons or even jazz hands and pointing finger hands. This line has moved the character's design to an animated appearance. If that's all they'd done, you could simply attribute the move to looking at innovative ways to breathe life into the action figure line, at least for one series. But there's more to it than that - there's also a revamped story line as part of an I believe that this is just Al Simmons as Omega Spawn from the Image United crossover where he was the main villain. There was another Omega Spawn at one point that was a robot, but I'm pretty sure this isn't that. I recall Todd doing a figure of the robot years ago. Any true Spawn fans, please correct me if I have any of that wrong. Thanks!

Just a few things that could have been improved. Definitely needed a few headsculpts one with a closed mouth a wider open mouth neutral look angry look and maybe even allowed eyes. Then in the 60's, another huge splurge of popular characters appeared, including Spider-man, the X-men and the Fantastic Four. These golden and silver ages ushered in the vast majority of major players, most of whom are still well known to this day by young and old alike. But since then? The introduction of 'new' characters that have taken hold and become icons themselves has crawled to an almost complete standstill. Of course, this is due in large part to the simple fact that there's only so many super powers, and so many ways to incorporate them. It's also due to the waning interest in comics over the last few decades. But there have been new characters that have had not only appeal, but true popularity, and the arguable king of those is Spawn. Spawn X has a swappable unmasked head as well, but in the tooned up world of The Adventures of Spawn (doesn't that sound cute?), there's no hamburger head under there. Nope, it's just Al's regular face, since he's no longer dead. Yea, that's probably going to take the fans some getting used to.

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Designed with Ultra Articulation with up to 22 moving parts, as well as a moving jaw for full range of posing and play. Last issue articulation. For his size he's almost perfect is possible so far the best next to the spawn throne set release you see in my pictures he's nearly their.

This looks amazing! wow, I have been trying to stay away from getting every Spawn Variant that comes out, but this one I can't pass up way too awesome. But in all honesty this GUY IS BAD EFFING @SS YALL NEED TO GET THIS GUY IF YOUR A SPAWN FAN HES A MUST! Pulled from his Cosmic Lair among the stars, Omega Spawn is now trapped on the planet Earth due to Spawn’s unintentional "tear in time." Incredibly powerful, Omega Spawn seeks to enslave humanity and the other Hellspawns that have been displaced from their homes. He plans and manipulates various factions from his compound on Omega Island to do his bidding.Ages 14 and up Tiffany might have the body, but she doesn't quite have the accessories. Every one of the figures comes with a round display base, but Tiffany is the only one to really require its use. Oh, you can get her to stand on her own if you're very careful, but you can balance a quarter on its side too - just don't expect it to stay that way for long. Tiffany, Overtkill, and Spawn were also excellent out of the clamshell, although there were a few stray marks here or there, and the cuts between colors weren't quite as clean as what was on Redeemer.Omega Spawn's origins were slightly retconned in 2011's Spawn #200. In that issue, the hellish being was described not as Al himself, but rather a piece of Al Simmons that "scraped off into a bigger, stronger, more powerful version of himself... It multiplied everything evil from Spawn tenfold." This version of Omega Spawn was a supreme conqueror fueled by anger who held power nearly matching that of Malebolgia, the ruler of Hell. Omega Spawn would go on to appear in "Chain Gang," a story that ran from Spawn Issues #314 to 317. That's been largely impossible, due to the graphic and violent nature of the character and the story. Is it possible to alter the tone of Spawn, bringing it down a notch, and still manage to produce a story that has wide appeal? That's the challenge that Mcfarlane has undertaken with the Spawn series 30.

He's heavy duty so if you drop him it's cool. Get some real chains replace that plastic one he's got if you want a realist shot I'm going to that that as I type. permanently looking down at something very interesting a few inches in front of his feet. I have no idea what it is, but he's been staring at it all day, so it must be interesting.I foresee major paint issues for most folks on this entire series, not because of slop or poor quality, but because the matte paint on the brittle plastic equals easy rubs and damage. We do offer a DEPOSIT method of 99p per item. Once we receive the product we will invoice you for the remaining balance. Popping the heads and hands off and on is a real effort. It's not impossible, and Spawn's hands are much easier to work with than Overtkill's, but they are still more difficult than you expect. Hopefully the arms and posts can handle the abuse over time. I'd be extra careful with Redeemer's sword as well. The hilt does come apart at the blade to insert it into his hand, but only the shaft of the hilt comes off - the guard does not, and could be broken with too much of a tug. I'd suggest putting this thing in his hands once, and leaving it there.