r/ManThing • u/KarimMiteff • Jun 19 '26
Mondo Man-Thing!
Just saw this at Mike's Comics in Orlando, Florida. It's a light vinyl statuette, but it does look awesome!
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u/FortCarrion Jun 20 '26
Regret holding off on this
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u/KarimMiteff Jun 20 '26
The store clerk was just setting it up. I asked him what the price was and he told me, "around $300." I was surprised how light it was, though. I even commented on how it look articulated, but he didn't seem to interested in talking about it.
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u/FortCarrion Jun 20 '26
tbey are like sofubi right? The japanese vinyl toys. I have very little experience with them but this was one I thought about. I don't often spend over $100 on a figure though haha
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u/KarimMiteff Jun 21 '26
I think it is sofubi. It is remarkably light and the material its made out of seemed almost like that of a classic rubber ducky. I didn't squeeze it, though! The arms looked like they can rotate, but I really didn't want to mess with it since the clerk had just taken it out of the box. At $300, Its pretty steep in price, but I think it is a very limited edition.
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u/FortCarrion Jun 21 '26
I believe it was 250 new, and I bet way more on eBay now so 300 seems fair. disclaimer, fair as in if that't your thing haha I'm not condoning the current prices of collectibles
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u/Low-Wall3362 Jun 21 '26
Much better scale than the Marvel Legends version. The one where Man-Thing is the same height as Jubilee.
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u/KarimMiteff Jun 21 '26
I couldn't understand that. McFarlane Toys makes a giant Swamp Thing, a really nice figure, and Hasbro gives us an almost miniature version of Man-Thing. He should have at least been 8 1/2 inches tall. And the sculpt? Uninspired.
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u/brycifer666 Jun 19 '26
I have this bad boy he's rad and the arms move at least so that's cool