Flexible enough to easily place trigger fingers on weapons, yet not so loose they droop. As with everything else about this figure, it just requires a delicate touch.Īs delicate as it all feels, the heads and hands feel soft and swap out gently. That ring tends to travel along the wire to spots that aren’t where it needs to be. Easy enough to push flat against his chest, but the moment you pose the figure at all, that ring and necklace will need re-posing again. They even made a scale wedding ring for him, which rests on a wire necklace. It calls to mind the fairy tale of the elves and the shoemaker - particularly tiny hands must have managed to pull this off. The main Mezco miracle is the tailoring of the tiny outfits, that hang in ways cloth almost never does at that size. Here’s the Crow compared to a Marvel Legends Jigsaw: At 6 inches, they’re shorter than McFarlanes, but with the detail of a 12-inch figure.
RELATED: Toy Review: Mezco One 12 Collective Wolverine Deluxe Steel Box Editionįor the periodic Mezco buyer, the big surprise always comes in how small the figures actually are.
For once, he can even wear the mask, which fits under his hair. Here we also get a cat, shotgun, handgun with removable clips (and a painted bullet about to go in the chamber), lighter, two crows with their own stands, mask, eight interchangeable hands (including one with a bloody hole in it), four interchangeable heads, and more. The guitar, headstone, sword, coat, flaming crow logo and lightning rod have been done by other companies. The Mezco One: 12 Collective The Crow figure includes every accessory a fan could desire, and probably more. Mezco’s is the latest, and even though they’re one of the few toy companies that doesn’t use the word “Ultimate” for their figures, it’s an apt descriptor here. In the years since, everyone from NECA to Diamond Select and Hot Toys had a go. When McFarlane Toys first made an action figure for the Movie Maniacs line, fans got excited. RELATED: Toy Review: DC Direct DCeased Figures From McFarlane And its setting of a stylized, nightmare version of Detroit that’s all gray tenements and fires pushed the Tim Burton Batman aesthetic even further into hard-R territory. Its soundtrack encompassed the moment in its thematic use of both top headliners (The Cure, Nine Inch Nails), alt-radio staples (Rollins Band) and cult favorites (Medicine, For Love Not Lisa).
It features a lead performance that might have made Brandon Lee an A-list star had he not died in the process. The gothiest ’90s superhero movie to ever goth, The Crow has maintained a consistent cult following likely above and beyond the comic it’s based on. With that out of the way, let’s talk about The Crow.
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