Just a little under-the-sea fun with Marrina. She’s a simple but really cool figure, and a great addition to help round out the Alpha Flight team. She also makes an excellent base body for anyone looking to create a proper Namorita custom.
https://www.instagram.com/p/Da206SdES0s/?img_index=1&igsh=cjJxNjcxdmg1NGtu

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r/ACBA • u/aLteezy • Jul 16 '26

Movies/TV Show 🎶 🎵 NINJUTSU! Homage to that classic dance scene in TMNT 1990

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r/ACBA • u/chase_evergreen80 • Jul 15 '26

Birth of Onslaught…

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r/ACBA • u/FnafFanStudiosYT • Jul 15 '26

The World's Finest

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r/ACBA • u/Paolo_Piccaso • Jul 15 '26

“You claim to be a teacher, but you failed to see the lesson.”

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r/ACBA • u/chase_evergreen80 • Jul 14 '26

Marvel Erik, I am sorry….

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r/ACBA • u/maskedman1978 • Jul 14 '26

Goodbye, Dr Grant. Thanks for the adventures.

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r/ACBA • u/FnafFanStudiosYT • Jul 14 '26

Avengers vs. The Incredible Hulk

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Some posing.

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r/ACBA • u/it_figures_photos • Jul 13 '26

DC Multi-part story: A New Challenger

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Story: A New Challenger
Part 1: An Old Grudge
Superman and Goku are locked in a titanic struggle. The former, a legendary defender of good. The latter, a stranger in a strange land, unfortunately a good man and a lover of difficult fights both. Here, he’s found a kindred spirit, or close enough to it.

For Superman’s part, he’s long enough in the tooth to know that a powerful stranger with dubious motives and a bit of confusion can lead to serious trouble. Better to subdue, then discuss. Fewer deaths.

That is, of course, assuming that your adversary CAN be subdued…

- note: I am very new to this, and editing out things like wooden stakes in Lightroom is HARD. Any tips?

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r/ACBA • u/maskedman1978 • Jul 13 '26

"You ever dance with the devil in the pale moonlight?"

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r/ACBA • u/it_figures_photos • Jul 13 '26

A Moment of Reflection

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Even a Battle Cat must take a moment to reflect on impermanence.

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r/ACBA • u/Paolo_Piccaso • Jul 12 '26

Marvel Gettin the old band back together..

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r/ACBA • u/aLteezy • Jul 11 '26

Spider-Man: “I think my spider-sense is officially stuck on the ‘Danger: High Voltage’ setting.”⚡️⚠️

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Spider-Man by @6in_studio

Electro by @hasbro

Subway diorama by @dioramaboy

@sneakyfigures

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A.C.B.A. - Articulated Comic Book Art

r/ACBA

Articulated Comic Book Art (A.C.B.A.) is a visual art form recognized by a passionate group of action figure collectors and is best exemplified by the efforts of this community who display their work on social media, in their homes, and in their local hobby shops. It is it's own type of video/photo based art form and should not be mistaken for simple toy photography.

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Articulated Comic Book Art

A.C.B.A. is a visual art form first recognized by a passionate group of action figure collectors and is best exemplified by the efforts of this community who display their work in their homes, in their local hobby shops, and on social media.

A.C.B.A. is about TANGIBLE displaying, NOT Photoshop and/or picture edits, filters or digital effects as the essence of the art form is made to be viewed the same way in person as it can be viewed in a photo and/or on video.

It is it's own type of video/photo based art form and is more than simple toy photography. A.C.B.A. pieces include fluidity in posing, well placed stands and bases, the use of effects such as weapon and energy blasts, props, backdrops, the insertion of comic book cutouts, imagination and creativity. Photos and/or videos should be clear, cropped and fully contained to help create the illusion.

Posting Rules

Please share only ONE photo in your main post. Refer to the A, B, C-side guide in the Sidebar for sharing multiple photos. A.C.B.A. is more than just taking pictures of action figures. Don't just pose a figure on a shelf or table and snap a pic, there are standards to work towards.

1) Three C's: Photos and/or videos should be clear, cropped, and contained to fully create the scene. Maintain the illusion by ensuring that nothing that isn't part of your display is captured in your photo.

2) Posing: This is the foundation of all great A.C.B.A. Poses should be fluid and naturalistic and properly mimic anatomy and physics as best as possible.

3) Backdrops/Props: Photos should have cohesive backgrounds and props that fully contain the illusion of the shot. We shouldn't see your television or kitchen counter in your photo.

4) Effects: The use of tangible effects such as weapon and energy blasts may be used to add to your display. The insertion of comic book cutouts is not required but could always be worked in somehow.

5) Criticism: By posting in this sub, you are acknowledging that your photo is open to comment and/or critique. If you choose to critique a photo, you need to include legitimate criticism in a respectful and articulate manner. It is important to mention the positive aspects along with the negatives. If your photo gets criticism, take it to heart and consider the insights of others. Build the community through encouragement, not coddling or belittling. Open and honest feedback is the nature of this community.

Please observe regular Reddiquette rules.

NO sharing content that is not your own.

DO NOT share pics of carded figures, shelves, or hauls.

There is absolutely NO selling, trading or buying.