McFarlane Toys' DC Super Powers - An Analysis | Toysplosion

[@Pixel-dan]

Hi all. Today's video is a reupload. I corrected the mistakes I made in my McFarlane Super Powers video. Unfortunately, the original video went live while I was away on vacation, so I am just now able to get the corrected version uploaded. I probably killed any momentum this video had, but I didn't want to leave an inaccurate one posted. So, I hope you enjoy! Thanks to everyone who reached out to let me know of the goofs in the last version. I appreciate it.

[@PixelPipes]

I watched it again all the way through to hopefully help the algorithm along. Thank you for the hard work and honesty!

[@tomchorlton4911]

Holy cow I thought I’d lost my mind and was just in deja vu world!

[@joshua2814]

I picked up the Green Lantern, but left him carded.

[@TrevorToonArt]

Careful with that Batwing canopy. It has been breaking off cause the spring is too strong for the plastic.

[@jordel2010]

Wow Dan, I was more than willing to give you a pass for not mentioning Jim Lee's artwork on the earlier version of this video, but you deciding to correct that omission just says a lot about your level of commitment to this,👏👍 kudos.

[@benflay6038]

Sure I said this but .deep breath. It's a let down not retro horrific capes cheap and out of scale to originals it's just a cashing on nostalgia it's not superpowers

[@awesomesauce8083]

The thing that is missing are the action features to these new figures. The action features made sense to each figure, now a days they package with lazy gimicks like spring loaded projectiles and call it the day. Kenners' engineering on these toys were next level incredible. That's what made this line standout from the marvel toy line of that era.

[@Grindhead_Jim]

As a Super Powers enthusiast, I was excited when I heard these were coming out. I do not like the figures, though I *LOVE* the vehicles. For me, the opportunity with the figures is to display them on-card, and to also fill in SPC gaps. With the subsequent waves that have been announced, and especially the Invisible Jet (!), I feel like this is going in the right direction, despite there needing to be some course correction with the figures themselves.

[@alucard624]

I like the figures for the most part. I'm not a big fan of the vehicles yet, but after seeing both the Invisible Jet and the Batmobile coming out I'm excited for those as well as both Nightwing and Deathstroke figures.

[@nickallen819]

Just subbed! I recently got Batman and Superman from this set from my fiancée as a birthday gift, and wanted to do a little research on what people’s thoughts are on the set. Really enjoyed this video, and believe I will continue to collect these! Look forward to more content! Keep up the great work!

[@marclarusso1484]

This video is really good! That's for showing us these new figures! When these figures first appeared in 1984, I was 10 years old and so excited to see the Superfriends in action figure form. I like this new series - though it's so odd to me that neither Wonder Woman figure has her magic lasso. I asked McFarlane Toys about it, but did not get a good response on that.

[@maybetoby]

All the packaging artwork should be José Luis García-López The Batwing perfectly fits in with the classic Super Powers Batmobile. Same coloring scheme.

[@brixbattler5338]

One thing about this line, in the us it sells for around 10 bucks, and this just proves that you don’t need for it to be 5 POA to sell it for cheap, if company’s like hasbro could take the knee joints, add it to a basic Star Wars line, for like, the mandalorian or something, and put it out for 10 bucks,I think kids could be enticed to buy more

[@jamievaughn1485]

The figures not being based on classic designs made me skip these. If they looked like their 80s counterparts I’d be all over these, but I have zero interest in newer looks. The vehicles are classic though which is confusing lol.

[@borderlinecomics]

I love the line. Big enough for my nephew whos only a few years old. Cheap enough too I can buy a ton. I love the hard plastic vehicles too. Lot of fun to play with the kid.

[@opticracer3927]

14:53 Prison cells?! Cool! They might not fit some baddies but they do seem large enough for rowdy ewoks or dino riders well...riders! 😅

[@theopoluspuckett5827]

DAN, I JUST LOVE THE OVER ALL PRESENTATION OFF THIS VIDEO :)

[@learning2bcivil]

I’m really hoping McFarlane makes a regular Joker action figure, I’d also like to see Black Adam, Dr. Fate, Harley Quinn, Lex Luthor, and Shazam.

[@turkish2515]

My biggest problem with this line is the vehicles are 30 bucks and there's not 30 dollars of quality there 🙄 which makes no sense when the figures are 10

[@D21BeastReviews]

Love this toyline! I can’t wait for a Green Arrow or Batgirl to be added. Thanks for showing everything off, Pixel Dan!

[@maximusprime3459]

It would be cool if this version of GA is the hooded era one.

[@johnpglackin345]

@@maximusprime3459 The 1970's version of Green Arrow is the best version.

[@davecardoza4762]

To me, these vintage gems where and still are the best DC super heroes action figures ever made. Everything about these figures were excellent. I never had them as a kid because I was busy collecting Gi.Joe & He Man's MOTU toylines but, I always enjoyed looking at the Super Powers every time I used to go to the toy stores to buy my action figures. I secretly wished that I could acquired the Super Powers as gifts. Too bad that I never asked for them, especially Batman & Robin, my favorites from these vintage gems. Now I own them and several others like Dr. Fate, Green Arrow, The Flash plus more. I love them & I'm looking forward to collect as many as I can. Of course I'm talking about the vintage Kenner Super Powers, not these new ones. I don't like these new SPs.

[@alucard624]

I've got a bunch of the original figures and vehicles still but not in the greatest of shape as they were heavily played with when I was a kid. Glad I've held onto them still though. Lots of good memories.

[@Blablabla01ify]

I didn't have the original Super Powers figures. But I did have the Batman TAS figures whose molds were similar to The Dark Knight Collection and Batman Returns and, which were modified reissues of the Super Powers molds. Without forgetting both Joker and Penguin from the Super Powers series and that those molds would later be used for the toys from the 90s movies. So it is worth buying the Super Powers figures related to Batman. Because Kenner figures were the beginning that allowed those 6 to 12 inch super articulated figures to exist today. And that's something Mcfarlane knew when bringing back those Kenner tribute figures.

[@shogunfox7141]

HUGE FAIL!! I only got Batman and he'll remain MIB for display purpose. I wish Mattel was involved in this line, they did a great job with the modernized 6" Super Powers 30th Anniversary that consisted only 6 figs - 7 if you're including BAF's Kalibak (Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Green "Riddler" Lantern, Gold Superman and Mxyzptlk) . Just imagine how close Mattel's 4" Super Powers line would have been next to the vintage line as well as the added articulations. Don't care for that fugly Darkseid and those ridiculously cheap capes and the peg holes. Sorry, but McFarlane screwed the pooch on this line.

[@bluedragon4]

I had the full line as a kid. I bought these new ones, except Batman who laughs, but I wish they would have just stayed classic like the retro Star Wars line. Wonder Woman, Deathstroke and Nightwing will be out soon.

[@futuramayeah]

we didn't get the Legion of Doom characters in the 80s line except for Lex and maybe Riddler if you lived in brazil, but i want Todd to do the missing Legion of Doom characters from the cartoon Challenge of the Superfriends

[@carlosaugustosoria4805]

I never liked these toys, they were always better for me, Rambo, Thundercats, Transformers, Ghostbuster and TMNT playmates, greetings 💪🏻🇦🇷

[@Matt-fs1yy]

The original Kenner Super Powers action figures are simply the greatest action figure toys of all time. They will always be my favorite.

[@EdsterIII]

One thing that always puzzles me is WHY does Superman need a vehicle? He flies, he can fly into outer space, and he can fly faster than the speed of sound. So why does he need a flying vehicle? Just wondering. Also the newer Super-Mobile looks spot on to the Comic Book version you showed from the Action Comics comic book. So that's a bonus I guess, but I still can't understand why he needs it?

[@Dragonrider1227]

My only problem with this line is that it’s in desperate need of more villains. Like; how are we coming to our third Batman (fourth if you count the Batman who laughs) but no straight up Joker?

[@crabster75]

What's really great with this new SP line is that it appeals to both children AND adult collectors. It's great seeing kids play with DC toys...and for 10 bucks each!!!

[@harveywittii9323]

I actually have 3 of the Figures. I can’t wait for the other ones to come out

[@RodrigoXV]

My brothers and I had all the figures from this line, in the 80s. 😅 We even convinced our little sister to ask our parents for the female figures.

[@johnm.withersiv4352]

Kevin from @PegwarmersPod also wanted less holes and more fabric feeling capes moving forward.

[@magnumrex]

I don't think these figures look like the classic Super Powers. They just look like modern figures.

[@DarkEmissary617]

Maybe if possible maybe you can put a good word in for me on hopes for them to make Martian Manhunter in the line. I away look for another to add to my mm collection.

[@DaBigCheeso]

I was really excited for these when they were announced. My Batman and Superman Super Powers figures have stayed with me since I was a kid, even while I was moving up and down the east coast. Most of my other figures from when I was that young are LONG gone. I was ok with these not having gimick action features, but I wish they'd stuck with the 80s designs. I also am not a fan of the capes, my originals were lost long ago but the new material doesn't feel like I remember, feels cheaper and stiffer. Add to that they packaged my Batman and Superman with plastic THROUGH the capes, leaving a permanent hole. WHY MCFARLANE, WHY!?! I keep wanting to buy their stuff, but their quality control keeps making me regret it :(

[@Ghostly1989]

After seeing this…kinda glad I didn’t get them :/ personally not a fan of what they did to some of them

[@jamyleach8292]

I wish they had the mini comics with them.

[@alucard624]

Same. However, I was thrilled to find out the original mini comics have been collected in 2 volumes.

[@geffeternal741]

I had the same reaction with the Laughing Batman. Looks too violent for a nostalgic toy line. 🤔😁

[@alucard624]

That's the one figure I was hesitant to buy as I've never been a fan of the character nor the storyline in the comics.

[@Mastabas2112]

Personally, I would have started this video on the price point first, which is pretty much it's best selling feature and not relegated it to a the end as a footnote. I think all other arguments kind of go out the window when you can buy a wave of 3 figures for 30 bucks and they're plentiful on the shelves. Regarding the figures, I agree with most things you said, Dan! The Joke who laughs seems odd, but they did have some odd choices in the original line. I think the Todd father should have gone with powered suit Lexipoo for the starting line-up and not Darkside. John Stewart? cool. Nightwing, looks great! The vehicles by the figure logic are a tad over priced. I got my Batwing for $20 and Supermobile for $30. I think the latter could have been $25. I also am glad the action features are missing. I was sick of my Brainiac's arm falling off and frankly, I think action features are kind of stupid. Secret Wars got it right, even though SP looked better. Yeah, I was there at ground zero in 1984. Remember conning my mom into buying the first wave from Kmart when they first came out. I was shocked, they were $4.99 and so was my mom at the register. We had a talk on the way home. My action figure addiction was a major point of contention with my mom. Seeing the price today is only doubled and not Qua-tripled or whatever 5x is. I personally want to see a Hall of Justice playset or something to that effect. A bad guy vehicle like the Lexmobile would be cool. And of course, despite the Toddster being anti-female figures, more female figures. Need a Batgirl, Catwoman, Big Barda, Fire & Ice, Wonder Girl, Starfire, ect. ect.

[@Rocket1377]

Most toy reviewers tend to bury the price at the end of their review. It's a way to keep people watching their whole video, plus they often get these toys as free samples from the manufacturer, so they may not even know what the retail price is going to be.

[@tdamiano1970]

I really hope they make an invisible jet. It would actually be a first for any toy line to have one for figures (that I'm aware of)

[@ryanspengler4877]

DC SuperHero Girls has one for the 12-inch line and it's pretty great. It has a missile launcher, rollerblade-style wheels underneath, dual seat belt, and the best part is it snaps and expands, adding a passenger seat behind WW's chair. My kid plays the hell out of it, especially after seeing SuperPets and immediately remembering she had an invisible jet, as this seems to be the only option. Hope that helps, it's a quality toy. 👍

[@TheHaldore]

Invisible Jet is coming in the next vehicle wave! A new batmobile is also coming.

[@vidal_rodriguez80s]

I got Superman for now and it is cool for the vintage purpose but the material seems a bit cheap and also got that hole in the cape, may be open to get some others but not sure yet.

[@lunafigs]

I never had Super Powers as a kid so I feel no allegiance to the vintage line. That being said, I'm really enjoying this line and was very excited when I found them. I do agree with the issues with the capes. The fabric feels cheap and the hole in the middle is super annoying. I'm hearing rumors that the next wave should be hitting soon, so I look forward to finding those on the shelves.

[@pauricboylan960]

Hope we get some classic looks in future releases.

[@KadeBronson]

Yeah, the only one I like is Superman.

[@williamwilkinson6665]

The Flash is the best of the line so far , I was going to get Superman but the issue with capes are disappointing.. If the can fix that it will be a great line .

[@nicklong1267]

Love your review ! I do get the Superpowers vibe on the Darkseid and Batman who laughs . Does Batman's head seem a bit small ?

[@jerryw2460]

Red Tornado!!!!

[@michael2071]

I really like the vehicles

[@BippyChunchun]

My walmart had a whole mountain of GL's for $1 in the clearance aisle

[@Toytle7]

I got the Batman and Superman just because I like the retro style. Now I want more! Probably gonna pick up the flash and green lantern. I hope they make a beast boy and a Batman beyond figure later down the line.

[@EdsterIII]

I can't really comment about the Super Powers Collection action figures back when they first came out. It was a time when I became a teenager or young adult. Now I still loved some of the older toys, I was getting into more real things. Cars and girls were my two biggest new "hobbies", plus as I later learned girls were so much fun to play with, lol. So I really want to thank you for sharing this video with us! Now my love of SCI-FI Movies, Horror movies, action figures based on both as well as other hobbies, for example Die-Cast cars, Star Wars Black Series figures, and Marvel Legends figures I've gotten back into my childhood loves! I have quite a few of the DC UNIVERSE figures. I really loved the 3.75" DC Universe figures. Especially Black Canary, Cyborg, and other Teen Titans. Also they had a few Batman Movie figures. Michael Keaton's unmasked Batman, if I remember correctly the 🐧Penguin🐧was also a release. Also the Bane and Mr.Freeze were VERY GOOD FIGURES! DC had some great action figure lines. DC Icons line was also a stellar line-up as well. I had the Superman with his robot, and the Green Lantern with his accessories. There were some other incredible figures that I haven't mentioned, but many of the DC figures were well made and were really decent! Action figures. Thanks again for sharing this. Merry Christmas and Have a Happy New Year!

[@ToysWeRemember]

You re right Dan, these shine in the vehicles which actually feel like vintage items. The figures on the other hand seem a bit off, no action features, which means they really aren't trying to appeal to kids only collectors. Which is a shame.

[@drewlovelyhell4892]

I vaguely remember these.. Lex Luthor in his green armour sticks in my memory for some reason (I think seeing his action figure in a catalogue was the first time I had heard of the character). It's a toyline where the action feature is really important, similar to MOTU, where the gimmicks really helped keep the figures fresh despite heavy reuse of parts. Seeing that old advertisement made the action features look very fun.

[@BladeStar-uq6xe]

I started Collecting April 2nd, 1994 with Super Powers! I have now been Collecting for 30 years and 5 days ago. Unfortunately, over the years I sold many of them over the years as better Figures came along and I went to 6" Scale. I would only buy this new line if he does Legion of Super Heroes because the Scale is only good for Teenagers now. I'm all 6" now.

[@quito787]

I personally would have preferred if they just re-released the old figures... basically like those vintage ghostbusters figures where they are the same as the 80s figures. I like the bright vibrant colors of the 80s superpower figures.

[@vintagebatcollector248]

Great video! McFarlane Toys fails again with their new Superpowers line. They chose the wrong scale figures and I’m not a fan of their choice of characters of Batman and Joker. McFarlane also screwed up with their 1966 Batman TV Show toy line when they made their 1966 Batmobile the wrong undersized scale for its own 1966 action figures. That is unacceptable. Their latest failure is the Flash-Batman movie Michael Keaton Batmobile. The car is only a single seater. That is pathetic. I’m not very impressed with McFarlane’s Batman and Superpowers toy lines so far. I’m very disappointed to be perfectly honest. I’m more excited about McFarlane’s license for DC Comics toys to expire.

[@lewismatthewj]

Still really want to know why they thought the joker who laughs deserved to be a figure in this series lol

[@CHOQUEdePUNOS]

Hey Pixel!! Greetings from Chile! Choque de puños dude!

[@terenceheesch8351]

...my ONLY issue with the line and its very minor...and it's the same issue I have whenever a new line of figures based on comic book characters launches... ...they always start off with the BASIC characters and ONLY if the line is successful and much further down the line do we start getting the "deep-cut" characters...

[@anthonyreddick7161]

If they wanted to make them new for 2022, they should've made them like figures today, w/ much more realistic articulation. Even 3-3/4 figures have been made w/ more realistic articulation. Like fully articulating arms/hands & legs/feet.

[@inazumanfrash]

I want the stupid figure gimmicks back.

[@andrewtaylor940]

The original artwork was all by Luiz Garcia Lopez. Who also did all the DC character and style guides at the time. I kind of mourne the loss of all the action features. While the loss of the leg squeeze punch is not that dismaying. It’s the same thing with modern MotU figures. Why did they remove the fun play elements from so many?

[@PureLove1818]

I was on the fence with these, but u sold me! Haha I like buying figures, but hate opening them! But at $10 I can just buy 2! I wish they would add a batmobile, Hackman (or girl) and maybe a Hall of Justice would be amazing, right!

[@SpaceManRD]

It's cool that they're expanding the character roster, but The Batman Who Laughs is a bit... random, because I definitely agree that he doesn't really stylistically match the others at all, looking more like a mainline MacFarlane toy than anything. They couldn't have picked any of the ones with a big movie out, like Black Adam or Atom Smasher or Cyclone?

[@danielstjohn3018]

Dan, ... those first two lines that were released really sucked. Now, with the release of the Detective Batman, ... in the correct scale & size,... I have real hope for the. line.!! I hope Todd keeps the scale right..!! For me, ... that's most important.

[@parlowderick]

I was very excited to see these at Wal-Mart one day . I bought Batman,Superman and the Bat Plane, but after I got home and opened the boxes up I was disappointed. The packaging looks great, but the figures are disappointing to me. I like the look of the old figures and miss the power action gimmick features of the originals. I have not bought anymore since then.

[@unorthdoxcleric6953]

I can forgive everything except the Hole In The Cape and the Laughing Batman. Why in the world would u intentionally damage good product like that, just baffles me. I would though love to hear the actual reason for this or was it a mistake?

[@erictoro6519]

The new modern figures of super Powers are good but it's missing the gimmicky movements of the early eighties . That made it popular and fun. It's just way they made the eighties version ones of the super power. That beats the modern ones. I don't mind the colors though. But it's missing some very important things that would have really made it great the figures are not really hard to find too. Like the eighties version I remember that for sure. But don't get me wrong they are still fine for nostalgic reasons but I see some lost opportunities with these figures. To really make it nostalgic 💯 percent. .but still worth collecting . Just my opinion. And thanks for the review. It's truly appreciated 👍🏻

[@lamcarter]

Nope. I got the vehicles but McF should have stuck to the original form factor. Out of the packaging, these don’t scream Super Powers to me. All figures have been a pass for me.

[@porko882]

I had the toybiz rerelease with the Michael keaton batman. They sell them at GameStop as well but maybe that's only in Canada. A few years ago when the Mattel Jurasic world toys came out I would drive to all of the Walmarts and Toysrus and go "Dino hunting"

[@toytantrumretroandvintaget7756]

Wouldn’t have been hard to make them in scale, make them with cloth capes and perhaps, just perhaps make the unproduced lines. I have the entire original and craved the idea of more. This line is Meh, I mean they are not a continuation and it’s bad

[@solaceboy]

The DC Super Powers line from McFarlane are sadly a huge disappointment for me. It would have been nice if he would have gotten the exact same shahe of the one from the 1980s instead of adding his touch to it.

[@jaymac774]

If they make a hall of justice then you have my dollars!!

[@jamesoblivion]

To me, the figures don't stand up to the originals, though I appreciate the nostalgic packaging. The fact that they've made vehicles like the Batwing, though, is pretty amazing.

[@RandomDudeFromSomewhere]

I feel like this was a wasted opportunity. I can't stand the new figures. I wish they'd just re-released the old molds, or maybe done somewhat updated versions. But these? To each his/her own, but these aren't for me.

[@terenceheesch8351]

...ironically, at my local Walmarts...8 locations...whenever something is an "exclusive", they pretty much sell out before the rest of us even know they were ever there...AEW, G.I. Joe, Marvel Legends...but, Super Powers are the ONLY figures that are consistently there...IN BULK...warming up a large section of the toy aisle... ...even figures that I would have assumed would be hard to find when announced...The Batman Who Laughs...John Stewart Green Lantern...even the newer line with Wonder Woman...NOPE...they're ALWAYS available... ...so, I'm confused...is this line successful...or is it just "there"...

[@BlackieNuff]

The Supermobile boxing fists is more true to the comics than that battering ram style that Kenner did, but, the battering ram is kinda cool too.

[@hbkx5]

I bought the batwing, green lantern and darkside figures. Was not a fan of how bulky the flash looks, batman who laughs does not fit with the line IMO. Superman is ok but that batman looks terrible to me, the head sculpt is bad and his body is too thick. Looking forward to seeing the next wave though.

[@alexandredawsonscott44]

i really love superman he's most powerfull than batman. 😄👍🇧🇷🇧🇷👍great unboxing.

[@danieljohn8294]

John Stewart should have had a lil afro. And the holes thru capes hurt. I want a chrome Cyborg and a Shazam. If no superpower, every one should have a accessory or 2.

[@brainlock72]

I’ve been debating on getting these for nephew’s xmas present. Balking again, and the $30 vehicles aren’t worth $20.

[@o-SPECTRE-o]

I bought superman and Batman. On the whole I like them and they remind me of the originals. But there are little things that annoy me, like the hole in the cape and gigantic yellow superman symbol on the cape! Did no one notice it was twice as large as it needs to be. It’s also weird to me that the Batman logos don’t match on the figure and the batwing. Despite that I want them to release more, like Hawkman and Flash.

[@megaturtleman1218]

I wish the Darkseid was based on the classic design. (I’m not a fan of the New 52/Rebirth design.)

[@jommysalami227]

I grabbed superman around the same time I started watching the CW's superman and lois and I found myself playing around with him the entire time I watched it, feeling like a little kid sitting in front of the tv with my action figures while watching cartoons

[@KadeBronson]

My Dad was Superman for Halloween and my mom was Wonder Woman.

[@johnmcneill175]

I bought these toys from my kids They feel very cheap hard to pose and they don't stand up on their own Very disappointed with McFarland toys for the quality

[@lipranditoys]

I do agree with pretty much everything, it's basically the same points we made: good, affordable toys, the figures are decent, not great, but the vehicles are outstanding, and it is amazing to think out way out of its usual production techniques McFarlane went to give us vintage looking and vintage feeling vehicles. Ciao!

[@805remedy5]

Super powers toy's are great because there nostalgic but there not quality at all and they don't make the store shelves so they can sky rocket the price

[@KravenSpider]

I’d honestly love if they made a new Batmobile, but it was an almost 1:1 recreation of the vintage Kenner one

[@MarkSlavin]

I had a (Hot wheels scale) Supermobile when I was a kid. In fact is probably still at my mother's house.

[@popculturehero]

Seeing the vehicles up close, they are better than I thought. I did not know the Batwing had all those glorious Sticker details.

[@jonvisser1509]

Cool video Dan. I subscribed. Your thoughts on the 50th anniversary Mego DC hero's

[@vassa1972]

I remember the old Kenner version

[@goosey235]

New characters look pretty cool but the classics should have been straight up duplicates of the original molds. Still time to do that I suppose.

[@GhostGL]

Seen em on clearance at Walmart for $7 now, so far I've got the Batwing, Superman and just got Batman for $7

[@justinmohan7103]

The new figures are okay. They should have done more research. I will be getting them though. The price is good.

[@henrykiefer8316]

I think there differences from the original keener is what I like the original is the best .and I like these I'm happy there not trying to make them exactly the same I don't think I'd like them if they did

[@KadeBronson]

The Superman looks good but I am disappointed in the Batman figure.

[@adrionjones]

I totally lost interest when you said they are MINUS the SUPER POWERS.

[@williamwilkinson6665]

The Flash is the best of the line so far , I was going to get Superman but the issue with capes are disappointing.. If the can fix that it will be a great line .

[@mikeyjhilli]

WAIT! Just now dawning on me. How long is it before Marvel does their version.

[@pinoyhorrorstories3994]

Spin Master is a much better option. It has a lot of articulation and a lot of accessories.

[@GosiGat]

Where do you buy them? I wanted to buy Wonder Woman and The Flash but I can't find them.

[@Curls105anarm]

We don’t need a modern version of the Supermobile

[@MiKeMiDNiTe-77]

What a great line I've always loved the 80s SP line.

[@travisboyle285]

Remember sending in proof of purchases to get Steppenwolf in the mail.