Raven (Dc Classic) Mcfarlane Collector Edition 7 Figure (Pre-Order Ships September)
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4 / 5 (5 ratings)
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About Raven (Dc Classic) Mcfarlane Collector Edition 7 Figure (Pre-Order Ships September)
Daughter of the cosmic demon TRIGON, RAVEN struggles to master the baser impulses she has inherited from him. While her father sees her as the key to his plans to consolidate his power, RAVEN uses her vast mystical and psychic abilities to battle evil in all its forms alongside her adopted families, the TEEN TITANS and the TITANS. Incredibly detailed 7" scale figures based off the DC Multiverse. Designed with Ultra Articulation with up to 22 moving parts for full range of posing and play. Includes flame effects, extra hands and base. Includes collectible art card with character art on the front, and character biography on the back. Collect all McFARLANE TOYS DC MULTIVERSE figures.
Raven (Dc Classic) Mcfarlane Collector Edition 7 Figure (Pre-Order Ships September) is an upcoming McFarlane Toys figure from the DC Multiverse line. It is tagged Dc Comics and McFarlane Collector Edition.
Its announced retail price is $34.99. 31 collectors on Legendsverse own it, and 7 want it. Owners rate it 4 out of 5 from 5 ratings.
Raven (Dc Classic) Mcfarlane Collector Edition 7 Figure (Pre-Order Ships September) details
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- DC Multiverse
- Brand
- McFarlane Toys
- Retail price
- $34.99
- UPC
- 787926180961
- Collectors
- 31 own it, 7 want it
Less than 50 collectors own this figure! Add this rare gem!
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Not really a fan of the printed-on shadow effect that McFarlane seems to be fond of (see: both of the Question's figures), but at least it somewhat works here. A wired soft-goods cape would make this figure more or less perfect. Hoping to find the white chase variant.