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Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo

DC Direct showed off a lot of products at Toy Fair, including of course a veritable ton of comic merchandise. They had a lot of DC Direct Online figures on display, all of which looked quite nice. DC has had issues with quality control in the past, but these definitely looked like a step up from their usual wares. They had many of their larger scale comic statues on display as well, along with the Covergirls of the DC universe figures, Darkest Night figures, and their Batman black an white line.

There was also a lot of Ame-Comi on display, but we all know how most of Tomo's staff feels about these ladies. Suffice to say, DC does much better work with their Covergirls line. I have the Black Canary, and she is stunning! As far as non-comic related figures, they had some goods from True Blood, God of War, Starcraft, Warcraft, and Ratchet and Clank on display. Check out their wares in the gallery and let us know which DC figures you like the best!


Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo
Toy Fair 2011: DC Direct Booth Overview photo


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Pretty neat Supes
Actually, given the seams, half wondering if the DCUOs have arm articulation.
Guessing this is an Ame-Comi Mera? How can anybody hate this? =x
I remember being excited for that DCD Bane.... up until I saw the DCUC one =p
Wicked Grundy
This Hawkgirl hhhhh
So cute.
I am enjoying the Harley with hyenas and the Harley with a hammer.
And once again wondering why anyone would ever buy an Ame-Comi figure.
And reallllyy loving that retro-looking Batgirl and Star Sapphire.
===="And once again wondering why anyone would ever buy an Ame-Comi figure. "

Well, for starters, have you seen that Mera? I also recently saw a review for the mini Ame-Comi Harley Quinn, which also looked adorable. And I still want to pick up the mini Ame-Comi Cheetah.
I don't know why, but I really like the look on this one even though it's a genderbender of a character I'm not really into. I think maybe it's the design of the outfit (steampunkish?) and the cute face. It's one anicomi that I'd consider picking up.
Guessing this is an Ame-Comi Mera? How can anybody hate this? =x

THIS is what I'd like to see from Ame-Comi. I never thought I'd say this, but I'd pay money for that Ame-Comi. This feels inspired and thought out.

Well done, DC Direct. This is what I've wanted from you the whole time.
I don't know why, but I really like the look on this one even though it's a genderbender of a character I'm not really into. I think maybe it's the design of the outfit (steampunkish?) and the cute face. It's one anicomi that I'd consider picking up.


That's Duela Dent, not a gender-changed Joker.
The newer Ame-Comi stuff is definitely improved. I can see that they're approaching the designs with DCU animation in mind, which is a good idea. Kotobukiya has the bishoujo style down, so DC needs to go in a different direction. The Ame-Comi mini's are a good start.
[quote]I don't know why, but I really like the look on this one even though it's a genderbender of a character I'm not really into. I think maybe it's the design of the outfit (steampunkish?) and the cute face. It's one anicomi that I'd consider picking up.


That's Duela Dent, not a gender-changed Joker.[/quote]
Oooh! I didn't know that.
Well...now I know, and know is half the battle.
Thanks. ^^


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