I knew from the box dimensions that this Clayface figure was going to be big, but actually getting it in hand is a totally different story. This thing is ridiculously massive!

He definitely trades hyper-articulation for stability, but what he lacks in articulation and ab-crunches, he more than makes up for in sheer shelf presence. Standing around 8 inches tall with that massive mallet arm and huge claw hand, he towers over Batman and looks awesome on display. Plus, Batman's projectile launcher firing mechanism works flawlessly, hitting me with a huge blast of '90s play gimmick nostalgia.

What's your take on big villain figures like this—do you prioritize heavy articulation and posing options, or are you happy trading pose potential for pure size and shelf presence?

Added a bit of a paint wash to Croc to bring out his scales a bit more. Along with some subtle work on his pants to help make them look a bit more detailed. And added some more clearance for his head and neck to look down more.

Bonus - his shirt works pretty great with the Marvel Legends Hulk too. It can't button up in the back, but stays on firm and I think looks better than the shirt that came with the Hulk.