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The body just Looks like an upscaled Spiderman mold.
The thing is there hasn’t been a classic Giant Man in 20+ years. If you’re trying to do a Classic Avengers display, it’s a must have. If you’re a big fan of Marvel Zombies, Giant Man was easily one of the biggest antagonists of that series. I do wish that this Giant Man Haslab at least came with a 6 inch version of himself.
Most likely saving the 6 inch for a retro card.
If the tiers were 6 inch figures, the cost would like be 250. I'm fine getting this at 200 and the figure that would have been tiers can be done separately.
I hope they announce a wave of figures to support the project in the way they announced the fantastic 4 retro wave of the house of x wave.
Yeah I do want a ant man 6 inch at the least.
I wonder how many more backers this would have generated if they put the 6 inch Giant Man and/or the Wasp out before the Haslab was announced? I mean, we would have already had those figures BEFORE and I know that would have compelled other collectors to back this.
"give him a little bit of ass" is definitely the quote of the day. And yes, your photoshops are better than the original
Blows my mind how much your photoshop elevates the figure.
You're absolutely right, that at $200 for a 24" figure is good enough and he's done well enough that I'll back it, but that's mostly because this might be the last decent chance to get a Giant Man that's larger than 6". Even still, they're already got to build this from scratch anyway and it doesn't cost them any more to do it right, so I wish they just got it more right.
To me, this basically looks like a 24" Vulcan.
There’s just not enough here to make me want to drop $200 and compound my display/storage space issues when the Toy Biz BAF is still one of my all time favorite Marvel Legends.
Not to mention this shouldn’t even be a Haslab…. Fortress Maximus is 2 feet tall and is up for preorder for the same price as this and he isn’t a Haslab.
I don't collect Marvel Legends or do any HasLabs but definitely enjoy the discussion. I'm always interested in what you have to say because you always manage to bring out some valid points and offer simple and doable fixes.
I'm with you on that. I stopped collecting ML a while ago but I still watch Anthony's reviews on them. It sometimes seems that he's one of the only people in this space that uses critical thinking when talking about these things😂
Yo, same here though. I stopped collecting Marvel Legends but the discussions on the brand and the differences of opinions is enough for me these days lol.
I love following ML reviews on this channel. Well thought out dialogue that encourages further discussion are the hallmark for Anthony's Customs channel.
I think the biggest takeaway from all of this is how Hasbro teams seem to consider Tiers into the actual price instead of said tiers being rewards.
Yes that is hownlife works. Things aren't free. As the production number goes up the cost goes down and these extras can be included and they will still make a profit. This isn't some shady business practice.
@@jwolf8371 Congrats, you missed the entire point. If production numbers allow for those things to be added due to lower costs, then they shouldn't be factored into the original price.
Too big. Ugly hand articulation. Shit tiers
If people think this is fair value for $200, then why is Galactus worth double this. Forget the tiers, if it only funds at base value, that is what you have to pay. So either this is overpriced or underpriced compared to other Marvel Haslabs.
@@kuldipbinning1989 the tiers add value. There is now way around it. Nothing is just free man.
8:46 HUGE difference. The silhouette of the adjusted one looks perfect.
I like what is being offered for the most part, but I still wish Hasbro made a 12-inch Giant Man back when they used to make their 1/6 scale figures similar to the Icons.
Thoughts for accessories or tiers: 1) 6" Giant Man. 2) Unmasked head 3) Tiny was (0.5"-1") 4) 6" Wasp 5) Helmet and tunic to simulate his original costume 6) Alternate Y suspenders with the circle in the center for that look.
Way more useful than the zombie and skrull heads.
Bobby Vala did a good cost comparison on the 3poa which is also worth a watch.
You could waste a whole day watching footage of Bobby cry about Hasbro.
Price is ok, definitely not something I would back but good for people that would want it. Always enjoy hearing your thoughts on things like this.
The price is fair imo, but the issues with the anatomy specially the small shoulders is so much more apparent on this figure but it's to be seen how the material for the mask holds up as the face plates slide underneath it. The adjusted proportions showed how much better this could look😮
Right if it looked like that then I would’ve been okay with it
@@munizbros999 that would have made it so much better honestly. The low hanging shoulders, long arms and small shoulders stand the most nowadays in the legends at a glance
I think the part of the mask that goes over the ridge of the nose will tear over time. They did a separate head for the Skrull, why not the others.
@@jonathanhampshire6856 yeah I agree and even if it doesn't tear, the constant stretching to swap the parts will cause it not be flush over the face as time goes by
I thank the collecting gods for making me a fan of you Anthony, as soon as I saw the photos of this figure I was thrown off by it’s proportions!! I didn’t see anyone talking about smh. So glad you dropped this banger of a video to show a multibillion dollar company HOW ITS DONE.
Just doing my job
Listening to you talk about anatomy and articulation in this level of detail reminds me how excited I am for your eventual Kickstarter. I’m still here and I’m still all in, no question.
Hell yeah!🤘
It's funny that you talked so much about the face because that's the thing that stood out to me the most when they showed this. It looks like the kind of faces you see in The Boys comic books (I forgot the name of the artist). Almost all the characters in tha comic book have this deranged smile on them. It looks weird compared to regular-sized Marvel Legends
Great video. Improvised and all
The faces are definitely crazy
Well said, Anthony!👏 Your discussion points were informative and engaging. Thank you for sharing.
The fact they put so much effort into the hand’s articulation but didn’t think of cutting into the the neck and putting on a ball peg in where the neck connects to the collarbone/shoulder is kinda funny. Its the standard in so many other companies that they could have easily try to engineer it here on such a big figure
8:23 holy smokes! What a difference😮. Price is aight for the size, esp when you have 1/12 6 inch import & indie creeping in at $100-110.
I don't do Haslabs. Out of my budget range, not enough space for them, and honestly I'd be hard pressed to think of a character I like enough to spend that much on a figure of them, and if I did I think I'd be more concerned about maintaining it than just enjoying it as part of my collection. It is always interesting hearing the discussion though.
For me I don't see any appeal in the extra tier heads. To me they should be something that can accompany the figure, that they can interact with, not a replacement piece that isn't really useful or appealing outside of that which people will throw in a box. I'm sure they have their fans but we've had so few zombie characters or Skrull characters, another smaller figure of some form I think would've been better, heck throw in that weird first form Ultron where he's a big tube, that'd be unique and isn't highly sought after.
Also the regular alternate heads look a little disturbing to me, the smiling and angry head both look a little crazed rather than happy or angry, not necessarily a negative just what I get out of it.
As always your renders are impressive, but especially here. It really shows just how thin and slouchy the original, and to an extent most other Marvel Legends are. From the side they look like a pancake and from the front it looks like they're slightly bobble-headed and drooping their overly small shoulders. Adjusting those things I think would to a lot.
For me I've hit burnout with Marvel Legends, I've picked up just four this year, a lot less than last year, and I'm just tired of seeing more of the same with just a new head in a lot of cases. McFarlane have their faults but I feel like there's a little more character to some of their sculpts at least, and they're more affordable.
Your eye adjustment alone was huge! Looks infinitely better.
Thanks a lot
I wish currently ML had this degree of textures and stitching. Good toybiz had all that plus shading.
I still wish Neca had done a Q scale Ant man.
Absolutely agree with you on every point.
I don’t collect every Marvel Legends anymore. In fact, I’ve barely gotten any this past year but I’m backing two of these because I want a huge Giant Man and I also LOVE Marvel Zombies ( I know the zombie head isn’t accurate to the comics but it’s close enough that I can do some simple work to get it there).
I think the value for what we’re getting here with all the inflation and crap we’ve been dealing with is great, especially compared to standard Marvel Legends.
If we got the adjusted version of Giant-Man, I would back it up because it'll look good in the display and it looks heroic.
Damn... People saying you complain too much about the anatomy of the figures, I call bullshit. The way you show your point in this video makes it look INFINITELY better. It's crazy how better it looks in the adjusted version! That's why proportions and anatomy is so important, it's not a small detail. It's an essential detail.
I really like the textured details and black shading on the figure tho. But those hands are just ginormous. Like... Objectively.
Thanks for the support
I’m not super turned off by the price, I believe anything between 130 and 200 would’ve been acceptable for the size, but as you said, no accessories is kind of a turn off, especially for it being a giant Marvel Legends with just an extra normals layer of cloth texture. Easy accessory idea: a crushed Ultron-Sentry bot, easily retool any of their Ultron molds into a mashed potato and there you go. That would’ve been actually cool enough to consider a purchase.
Another thing that turns me off, is just the sheer size, idk about you guys but my 6inch display ain’t that tall. Would feel really weird to have him in a crouching position behind the rest of the Avengers. I learned the hard way that space is a very important factor when I got Galactus and a 20 inch Optimus Prime. Very expensive purchases that I just ended up leaving in the box since I don’t have room for them.
Yes, room can be arranged… but that’s an extra, more significant expense that would involve rearranging my whole collection… which is time I don’t have… bla bla bla, I’m sure some of you will sympathize with me.
Twice the size of a 1/6 figure. This thing is huge and better value than a 1/12 car with flame effects. Hasbro learned their lesson
Did bro watch the vid?
@@cjflan32 *bro did not watch the vid*
@@cjflan32Me when I have the attention span of a 3 years old and can't watch a 16 mins video.
Clearly you didn't watch the video smh....
@@cjflan32who is the guy who hates hasbro? Can’t be Anthony you’re talking about. He just hates crappy figures.
I agree so much with your opinions here, I love the way you adjust the proportions 👌
Mister Anthony, I cannot express enough how much I value your critically honest, objective opinions; you are spot on in every aspect, regard, subject, topic, etc., and that level of candid perspective is what is sorely missing from the action figure/collectors’ community. Too many shameless ass kissers out there. Pardon my potty mouth.
Bloody brilliant discussion, mate.👍
Arrivederci,
Giovanni Marino, M.D.🇬🇧
*Note: And yes indeed - your photoshopped adjustments looked significantly better than Hasbro’s. Job well done. Jolly good!
Thanks a lot
I can only hope to ever master that photoshop application as well as Mister Anthony. Trying to just remain competent at it is a chore I dread. On most days I simply "wing it".
7:35 that looks so much cooler
Your fixes are perfection !
Thanks
I agree on your assessment on its proportions. I would also add that it’s chest should not be cut that deep down its sternum. No shirt or pull over on anybody looks like that.
All valid points. I backed it already but I'm on the $150 side of the fence. I wander if the eyes are adjustable since those are face plates. That would add some play value. It amaze that Hasbro after all this years making action figures still make the same mistakes. Thanks 4 your opinions.
I'm not going to back this, but I'd love to see a comparison between this and the Toybiz BAF. I love that piece!
Remember the 12 inch wolverine legends? Msrp was $50. It came a cowl, unmasked head, battle dmg head, battle dmg shoulders and claws. They should have made thi $100-150. No way it should be 4x out the gate. They dont even guve unmasked head or special effects like flying attachment for wasp/yellowjacket.
The hands did not need that much articulation to add to the cost. They should have included at least one 6 inch figure as a third tier. That would have made it worth $200. I'm on the fence on it.
what i love is what you say is factual, verbatim, precise...most people settle for fodder or hear say and then complain or become angry when they're wrong or corrected, lame
Doesn't help its not even the original comic version of the zombie hank pym. I'd have gladly given up the zombie face and skrull head for classic wasp though and just have those 2 without any tiers
THATS IT!! You're starting your on action figure company called: HEROIC PROPORTIONS.
It's actually called Rival Collectibles
I have no dog in this fight as I couldn't care less about HasLabs, but it seems to me that Hasbro has already done better this time around as the discussion is centered more on the merits of the product as opposed to the price. With the car before, it was pretty evident that Hasbro was baking the cost of the tiers into the upfront cost because it was exceptionally difficult to go out and find a comparable product that was in the neighborhood of that price point. With this one, a 200 dollar two foot figure is not egregious. Mondo charges more than that for quarter scale figures. They also come with a ton of accessories and are loaded with paint, but still, it's at least comparable and I'm guessing most think Mondo's prices are too high anyway. With this one, it's at least conceivable the tiers are added profit being reinvested, though it's probably not 100%. It's certainly a point of discussion on if they're any good, but again, then you're discussing the more subjective merits of the product. I'm guessing if you're into Marvel Legends and wanted a 2 foot tall Giant Man to replace that old Toy Biz one then you're probably excited to get this and you'll probably be content when it comes out.
It's not worth $200.00. $150.00 would be more appropriate. That aside, it just shows there's no reason to have a crowdfunding kickstarter scheme for a company like Hasblo, which is a multibillion dollar corporation. Far as additional figures go, people are saying more figures would increase the price. But hasbo has been saying all along that the BASE figure is really what you're paying for, so figures don't matter. No, we didn't want figures locked behind their pay gate, but for this one he should have at least had a 6" accompanying figure.
Thanks for yet another balanced evaluation. Being done with Marvel Legends (and pretty much anything Hasbro except Transformers), no prizes for guessing where I stand on this oversized plastic toy figure. 😋
I agree. Throw in some unique accessories at least.
Your edit is a million times better!!!!
I absolutely love this thing. the price is kinda okay, even if you can get some neca giant figures for about 120-150 USD. it´s very important that the joints are very good, as he is perfect for posing given that he is very simple and you don´t have to deal with a lot of other elements getting in your way
I believe your the only other person besides myself I have heard to mention the fingers and how the POA are counted. Also I see a lot of good and a lot of not so good, still debating but I admit I am leaning to no.
I still think the best crowdfunding project by far has been the Spawn one. The articulation on that thing isn't that great but at least Todd kept adding extra stuff and it actually feels like a collectible.
With Giant Man Hasbro just said "Fk it, this is all you get" lol.
I think the price is kinda fair, the Toy Biz goes for about $200-$300, at least in my country.
This is definitely a nice upgrade from that one, but heck, it could be way better.
I asked on twitter if they were lying about the amount of articulation and then realized the same thing you said: They are counting every swiveling and hinging part to reach that number.
I don't know if that's the way to count articulation or not because the DC Multiverse figures are advertised as having 21 points and if we count then the same way Hasbro does with Giant Man these end up with more than 30 points. it's kind of a scumbag move from Hasbro.
It's decent enough but it could look better, at least it's way better than the car.
There's no standard for how to count articulation so it's just arbitrary marketing bs really
I think there is still something up there sleeve to boost sales mid way through , that is just good marketing but as they said in stream it won’t be figures it will be accessories. Keep up the great work
I’m sure others have already said it better; it’s a campaign improvement but still highway robbery considering we got an 18” Galactus with lights and sounds for $50 retail in 2010-that’s comparable to price increases in real estate and fuel, but not realistic for “crowdfunding” projects that are honestly being mass produced.
If this had looked like your adjusted design, I would have already backed it. Im still on the fence since as I only collect a few legends figures.
I’ve never been that much into Giant Man but, I’m sorry if I’m wrong, I think the body is fine for the character the way it is, I’ve never seen Hank Pym as that muscular and heroic so I think it fits him well the way they made it, but I agree about the heroic musculature for the other marvel legends
He's ripped. All i did was move the muscles that are already the to where they belong
Can I ask a question? If you HAVE to have a Giant Man on your classic Avengers shelf, what happens if you want to also have the classic Ant-Man in the same display? Hank Pym can't split himself in half, and it doesn't make sense to me?
Man what a gold mine marvel legends became! Is there any toy line with as many different figures? And the basically use the same body bucks over and over!
I can’t lie, your adjustments look a lot better.
Keep in mind that Neca Deadpool came out 6 years ago. Adjusting for inflation, that figure would be worth about $160 today.
What about the 18 inch spiderman which also had articulated hands :v cant remember the retail for that monster.
I think closer to 150 is fair only problem is its nothing crazy really and the fact that they added stupid faceplates as extra tiers like they couldve added those to the regular set and add figures to the tiers as those make the tiers really exciting and has more incentive and feels more worth it and ofc they could also offer the figures sold separately down the line they took the wrong lesson from the ghost rider haslab
I think it is a great and simple straight forward offering. I am only passing because I don't care about the character. So it wouldn't matter about the tiers either. I think his articulation is awesome especially for action figure photographers and dynamic displays. I can see someone making him crouching down enough to be punching a villain through the ground. I hope it backs but I'll be skipping this one.
Can we all start a petition to get Hasbro to hire Anthony as a consultant! I don’t understand why they can’t make a decent looking body, the low down tiny shoulders look ridiculous and it’s clearly not an issue of budget.
The Proportions looks fine to me! To be honest I don't think Hank Pyn is supposed to be a BeefCake of a guy.
Muscle mass and proportions have nothing to do with each other.
Looks like a giant Vulcan buck with changed details and textures
Imo, it's too big.
I second this
That's what she said!
I never got the first Giant-Man baf and the ones that came after didn’t really pique my interest, so imo, I think this’ll be the definitive version.
I agree. I don't even think Giant-man is Haslab worthy. They just wanted an easy win. Giant-man is so basic this shouldve been a standard release at any height and pricepoint they want. This doesn't require crowdfunding.
Hasbro has $180 Transformers retailing at Walmarts right now. It doesn't make any sense to ask for crowdfunding for a Giant-man that doesn't even have groundbreaking technology.
Lego have plenty of legos retailing at more than the $200 price point.
Huge missed opportunity not including a 6" or smaller figure with some kind of transforming effect like the one that came with the $10 basic Antman figure from Endgame. That said I'm in no rush, we'll see how my wallet is feeling in 40 days. I'm waiting for all the classic Avengers at Target to go on clearance.
I've been checking every day since the HasLab announcement, for this video! :D
One thing that is tough is that it has to fit in with the existing line, so they can't NECA level paint it, or even Hot Toys level paint it, it will outshine and not match the look of the line. I don't think they can can re-engineer a whole body much past the existing line for the same reasons. That being said, they could've tweaked a few more things and more enhanced the existing articulation engineering, and found a way to add paint and details and not have it too far surpass the normal ML line. It seems in toy production sculpt and basic engineering is a single point cost, where paint depends more on people and very precise manufacturing. Hot Toys is often priced based higher on items that require more paint, and also more of everything else too. I hope it has the face paint of Modok (along with some of its body paint), along with a complete set of detail painting, and I hope the body moves well, the legs come together and arms can go it its side as well as move well, hold well, and not be too fidgeting to play with. I think Galactus was improved play over the sentinel and hopefully they continue to refine it. Thanks for your assessment AC
Me: Hey could we get a normal size Annihilus please?
Hasbro: haha lol $200 dopey Giant Man!!!
Should of been $175 with an extra figure, face plates included in the base offering.
We need to stop calling these a crowd fund. They've already got a prototype to photo, so they've done the tooling, this is a pre-order with a MOQ. They're using the term "crowdfund" as a hype tool, that's why they don't understand how to do stretch goals, because they don't fundamentally understand what they're using. It's buzzwords.
And they don't need it. Mattel does all kinds of vehicles, large characters, etc, at retail, for a reasonable cost, Hasbro child if they wanted. They don't want to. They'd rather rape you directly, because then they keep all the profits. In the case of these corporate crowd funds, Walmart, Target, these places are actually our friends because they negotiate prices and establish MOQs for us. The retreat from retail into a direct to consumer model for Mattel and Hasbro means they get a much more predatory posture towards our wallets.
Watch out for your cornholes.
Thanks for the video Anthony. I appreciate your efforts on this one and have been waiting since last week for it. An issue that appears to be forgotten by some is the mass of the figure. The height and the weight is something that doesn't accommodate some collectors display. It dwarves the Hulk. And there is no Doomhead.
1/4 Neca are a bit smaller but don't require crowd funding. Come on Hasbro.
The money is mostly the hands
I'm curious how dense this is. The TF Titans are roughly 19" and $200 even though they have a large production run (which lowers unit cost). Just imagine Omega Supreme coming up to his shoulders and you get an idea how big Giant-Man is. Of course TF's transform, while this has more articulation and paint.
Debo reconocer que algunas de las fallas en las proporciones yo ya las había notado, como el tamaño de la cabeza y lo poco atlética que una figura de superhéroes debe de ser, pero la verdad no las había notado todas, como siempre tienes razón. No sé porque Hasbro, siendo que tiene todo un año para preparar estos proyectos especiales no se preocupa por hacer su mejor esfuerzo en cada aspecto, porque siendo realistas hay figuras de 6" y 12" mucho mejor esculpidas que este Giant Man. Greetings, and I'm sorry for not write my opinion in English.. but a I'm short in time and I want to say everything I think.
Thanks for the comment. I agree. No worries about the language. Google translate for the win.
Generally I think it looks pretty good. I do agree with Anthony about the proportions and the ugly toe joint. Oh and rhe humongous hands.
The finger articulation while cool I think works better on armoured or robotic characters.
Them skipping out on extra figures is fine with me if it keeps the cost down. They'd most likely use old bodies with new heads anyway.
I'm sure the mask will tear if people keep swapping faceplates. A zombie head on a healthy looking body is a bit odd. The Skrull head looks decent. Why not an unmasked Hank Pym with a collar piece to represent his pulled back cowl.
Im guessing Anthony didn't watch the announcement video. They flat out said the articulation count includes 29 points per hand.
They also stated that the extra joints in the hand dont do much for the standard look, but they allow bent and twisted hands when using the zombie head. So they are oadding the numbers, but they were pretty upfront about it.
I'm aware of what they said. What I said was in response to it...
They are just face plates, no extra heads. They should’ve made 1 tier if they wanted $200 make ant man the only tier and maybe a backdrop of him changing
your photoshop version is way better, good job. I am a bit concerned about changing the faceplates: you have to slip it in under his mask? that might get very loose in the long run
Hope Hasbro watch this video before they start the production line of this action figure.
7:27 if the photoshop version was the one we were getting, it would have been a day one purchase.
What a night and day comparison
Anthony my only issue is this shouldn’t be a Haslab it’s not even close…. Literally BBTS has preorders on a 2 feet tall Fortress Maximus for 199.99 as we speak…. How is this any different?
Think they said there was 26 points of articulation in each hand…I like your reviews…you’ve helped me make a decision. I’m definitely gonna get him.
I didn't think I'd want this but it looks so rad- Don't need the extra faces/ heads, so I'm still on the fence. If they announce a Classic Wasp, I'm in
I don't know...I rather have this for $200 than pay $200 for the Toy Biz BAF, since this is clearly an obvious upgrade to the character/figure.
Good review and I'm still unsure. I usually disagree with you on muscles and anatomy. We have different aesthetics. Thank you for the input.
$125-$150. That’s what it is worth to me. Without the tiers. Easy pass.
You always make great points Anthony, and I always appreciate your perspective on how Marvel Legends are made!!🤨😁😏Or are oddly utterly disappointing as a whole!!😑 They make weird as decisions and the results are just as messy as the final product!!🙄The lack of paint is just lazy and always makes the figure/figures look way cheaper than what they charge!!😒At this point Hasbro never surprises me less!!😒So yet again I find myself questioning whether they are worth purchasing or not!? And yeah the result most of the time is nooo way is that worth it forget you Hasbro!!😒Not this time or on a clearance not interested!!👎You have saved me money on Marvel Legends and I am always grateful for that!!😁👍Thanks again great review Giant Man, ain't a character I care about but even so great review👏👏👏😁👍👍
Personally I think it looks really good. Fair pricing all things considered. My only real gripe is that smiling face. Looks so menacing. Not sure what they are thinking there. I’m getting this
this giant man is creepy looking it’s funny how the zombies face is the best looking face
In the comics, Hank Pym is mentally ill in both the 616 and the Ultimates universe. Somehow it seems to have creeped into this sculpt.
Well said Anthony!
i think his sculpt details look super good. Do feel the uncanny valley face but doesnt bother me much. Not having accessories (fire hydrant or stuff like that, a car is way to big to keep in scale, dudes giant but not that giant) hurts
I'm good with the price, I think it's a super reasonable campaign and a fair offering. Dont know if i'll get him though. Where do people put these giant dudes? Difficult to find the space for him, especially as the colection is ever expanding
I didn't mean a whole functional car. Just a broken part for him to hold.
Before i say anything I think it looks good and has a better price than expected. However i do agree on some of the sculpt stuff, the head and shoulders mainly. The hands I'd kinda like smaller but that i didn't even notice till you said it.
i do think this is stuff they'd change if made aware and heard a large enough demand.
Crowd funded stuff changes all the time before final product and if i remember correctly something was changed on Galactus before final product. (i think it was a sculpt thing but i don't remember)
I'm not a big fan of hasbro, i collect good figures not one specific line. This in my opinion is a good figure (tho not perfect) and definitely worth the price.
The alternate faces look creepy.
Thanks for the video. I have the same motivation to get this figure as Hasbro has for getting anatomy correct, NONE!
Thanks for keeping it a 100%
100% agreed.
If I'm going to be honest I feel like a $100-$150 for the this figure would be reasonable enough, that's just me. Giant man figure is cool and all, but how many people out are fans of Giant-Man. I can see a handful of people buying this for their Avengers display, and a few more buying it's just to buy it. I don't get what hospital just doesn't release it as an avengers build a figure set for $150.
Some yoytubers think Giant Man is an a-list character. The current haslab numbers indicate he is not.
Couldn't agree more. I'm definitely the fall somewhere in the middle person. I'll back this because I'm collecting the Mafex marvel line so he will fit in there. I've pretty just done the haslabs because mefex isn't going to make a sentinel or a galactus, so I be getting this even though I agree with Anthony about what this figure actually is.
to be honest, I love these deranged faceplates, Hank was known for not being a boyscout, he's a psycho most of the time, also he doesn't look like Cap America or Cyclops, he looks lanky, so having a buffed-up body doesn't go well with Hank, I will say that this one's a great figure, sadly paywalled through that awful HasLab model that doesn't even consider international shipping, this one's reaching $550 bucks for other countries counting double shipping and customs.
This is an actio figure proportions master class! Now i feel they just enlarge Darwin body mold 🤷