RETROTEMBER SUPER7 CONAN THE BARBARIAN 5.5 Conan, War Paint Conan & SDCC 2024 Bloody War Paint Conan

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Coming into the final stretch of Retrotember and it looks like we're going to end the month the way we began it, with Conan! Today we look at, what is essentially Wave 1 & 2 of Super7's new 5.5" line of figures based on the 1982 movie, Conan the Barbarian!
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[@0138DEATHSORBIT]

These are REMCO style figs. That's KOOL

[@johnlogan9427]

As a GI Joe collector, I get used to hating Super 7, but then I see stuff like this. These figures are awesome! I think some franchises are better suited to Super 7's retro styling, and this is a perfect example of that.

[@BrickIntyre]

Right?! I feel like if they tried to do this with any other retro line, like Robocop or Aliens or even something like D&D, it would just be; eh....okay. But for Conan, especially the first movie, I feel like it suits this style of figure for so many reasons.

[@MightyThorngren]

These are pretty dang neat, but as someone who never got into He-Man, these are weird to me. Proportions just seem so wacky. Still, very cool. But I'm hating the lack of shoulder joins. Why cants the shoulders get the same joints the thighs get? If the arms had that ability, they'd be a must buy. But with this possibility, you might as well get the ReAction figures

[@BrickIntyre]

Thank you for watching! I know, part of me wished they had shoulder joints as well, but really they're just going for that 80s feel and leaning less into the MOTU Origins articulation. I mean, the only reason these figures even have thigh joint is because they didn't want to put the rubber band in there like the vintage MOTU figures.