DC Universe Classics Figure Thread

**wyldman11** · August 29, 2011, 07:33pm

Originally Posted by markatisu

Some Walmarts have had them for a month, others still don't so I guess that is Walmart giving the big middle finger to Mattel for all the excess DCUC crap they get stuck with

If my store was the largest employers of methheads I would agree with you. So when I say I was surprised they had them posted here the day or day after it was announced says something.

And yes, ~3 years ago they fired 50% of their employees were fired in a single night of failed drug tests.

I only know it's getting bad again because we get truck Tuesday and new movies can be put out as late as Thursday.

**adol** · August 29, 2011, 09:35pm

The Walmart near me hasn't had any DCUC since January. The only DC toys they have at all are the preschool age group playsets, and Green Lantern Movie crap.

**Dr Kain** · August 30, 2011, 12:10am

Originally Posted by markatisu

Some Walmarts have had them for a month, others still don't so I guess that is Walmart giving the big middle finger to Mattel for all the excess DCUC crap they get stuck with

I got to 8 diffrent Walmarts and I can definitely say not a single one has even had anything new for DCU past Wave 15. And some never received anything after 12.

**Mighty Puundragon** · August 30, 2011, 10:20pm

Well thanks to some awesome peeps, who hooked me up with their $5 coupons, I got a Nite Lik and Sinestro Scarecrow today for $16. I also finally found the Imaginext Superman / Krypto pack today so it was a good DC day.

**AnnnaMot** · August 30, 2011, 10:35pm

im Still looking for Captain Boomerang

**SCB** · August 31, 2011, 07:37pm

Batman Legacy Wave 2 is at TRU now

Catman is awesome!

**wyldman11** · September 1, 2011, 03:14pm

From facebook

Hi DC Universe Club Infinite Earths fans!

We have some good news...the 2012 DC Universe Club Infinite Earths subscription program is moving forward! As you know, we did not hit the number of subscribers we were seeking for the club, but we know that there are some very passionate DC Universe fans, so we found a way to make the program work.

Current subscribers will get 6" and oversized figures according to the schedule that was originally communicated at San Diego Comic Con and online. All figures that have been revealed will be part of the subscription program.

In order to make the program work, we needed to raise prices for day-of sales. So if you are NOT a subscriber, you will be paying more for the figures on the day of the sale. The good news for subscribers is that you are locked in at the subscription rates previously advertised.

And the even better news is that we are exploring re-opening the subscription program for a limited window of time. We've heard fans online posting that they wish that they had subscribed, so now you'll get that chance. Be on the lookout for more details and dates next week.

We still have more good news, we are excited to reveal the winning club exclusive figure...Metron! So all of the subscribers will get their very own Metron, along with his Mobius Chair!

All of this good news will hopefully mean a fabulous start to the weekend for all of the DC Universe fans!

-FanGirl 2.0

**BCI Guy** · September 1, 2011, 03:19pm

That's very good news for the line.

Its also very shrewd to raise the price on day of purchase sales, and to reopen the subscription so people can take advantage of the price break.

It seems like a solid way of going forward.

**Tallstar** · September 1, 2011, 03:21pm

Neat. I was wondering what was going on with this.

**Whiplash7** · September 1, 2011, 03:30pm

Congrats, DC fans! While I only own a few figs, I think DCUC is the only line that even comes close to the awesomeness of MOTUC. While I've left comic book stuff behind in my childhood, it was still a big part of my youth so I still check out what all the new figures are. While I'll likely never collect them, I'm very happy for those that do.

**wyldman11** · September 1, 2011, 03:31pm

Originally Posted by BCI Guy

That's very good news for the line.

Its also very shrewd to raise the price on day of purchase sales, and to reopen the subscription so people can take advantage of the price break.

It seems like a solid way of going forward.

And hopefully if they get more subs because of that, might be able to mitigate out some more of the cost.

Glad they figured it wasn't that people didn't want the line, it was more most didn't want a sub.

**Thatman** · September 1, 2011, 03:40pm

Glad to hear this, if for no other reason then I'm now guaranteed a Poison Ivy.

But it is good news all around. No idea where I'm going to display a Mobius Chair, though!

**krosfyah** · September 1, 2011, 03:46pm

I wonder how much the price raise is, I can't afford a DCUC sub and an MOTUC sub, I'm also not that familiar with as many DC characters as I am MOTU, but I've gotten into this line (in terms of collecting) and will gladly cherry pick. There are some characters I've recently learned about that I'd love to get as well as some others that I hope come out. I'm considering completing the Apache Chief wave though I'm not that interested in Toyman or Cpt Boomerang.

**wyldman11** · September 1, 2011, 03:49pm

My guess would be 5 dollars, 10 dollars at the most. Five dollars can quickly start adding up, but I have no idea of production numbers etc. Also they boost it too high they will have fewer sales.

**gbagok** · September 1, 2011, 03:56pm

Oh good! I am very happy it will continue! It was such a sad whimper of a way for it to go. The Horsemen said it isn't really the end of the line, so that would have been comforting, but I really didn't want to see the obscure guys go away or to be stuck with just the new universe versions of only main characters (although I will be eager to see what those toys look like).

Originally Posted by wyldman11

And hopefully if they get more subs because of that, might be able to mitigate out some more of the cost.

Glad they figured it wasn't that people didn't want the line, it was more most didn't want a sub.

I have a feeling the higher price for day-of sales is going to happen no matter how many more subs they sell. If there is a benefit, I hope it is in how much tooling we see (as opposed to less tooling because of the low number of subs).

**Sir Reilly** · September 1, 2011, 04:14pm

Hum, I feel tempted to subscribe for the sole reason of wanting Metron so badly.

**Skullface** · September 1, 2011, 04:22pm

Originally Posted by wyldman11

My guess would be 5 dollars, 10 dollars at the most. Five dollars can quickly start adding up, but I have no idea of production numbers etc. Also they boost it too high they will have fewer sales.

My guess is $5 for a 6" figure, $10 for an oversized.

**King Kahn** · September 1, 2011, 09:46pm

Originally Posted by BCI Guy

That's very good news for the line.

Its also very shrewd to raise the price on day of purchase sales, and to reopen the subscription so people can take advantage of the price break.

It seems like a solid way of going forward.

I have to say it is pure genius and they should have n problem getting more subs. Heck, this news, coupled with the fact I can combine shipping on the subs I already have has sold me on another one.

**Falconhood** · September 1, 2011, 11:00pm

i snagged Catman today, and almost bought Batgirl and Batman/mite, but stepped back into reality to see that only Catman is the prize here, there are a billion Batman figs, and i already have a Batgirl.

**Dr Kain** · September 2, 2011, 09:13am

Wow, I am shocked they are still going ahead with it. This makes the thermometer completely pointless though.

Still, I cannot wait to get Metron and Atrocitus. Huntress, Ras, and Granny Goodness better be part of the releases for next year.

**Teacher of Madness** · September 2, 2011, 10:10am

I'm glad they're opening it up again, I may sign up now that Metron is definitely the sub figure. Had no interest in any of the other options.

Is there any kind of release list of the first few figures? I know they've named some figures in a non-specific way, but I want at least the first two or three. I'm only collecting GLC related figures and New Gods figures now, so I want to know how much i'll have to sell off.

**krosfyah** · September 2, 2011, 10:12am

I can handle a $5 increase, some comic shops charge that much for dcuc anyway, for some figures at least

**Kevenn** · September 2, 2011, 10:44am

If it's a $5 increase, I have no problem paying $20 for a Jay Garrick figure. He's the only one that they announced that I wanted.

Now if I can just find a Catman figure...

**JonWes** · September 2, 2011, 10:48am

Glad it went through, but totally bummed Metron is the sub figure. I want him and the chair so bad. But I don't really collect DCU in general (just a few here and there... and I WILL be getting that LOSH pack) but I've always wanted Metron. Anyone order an extra sub and want to hook me up?

**krosfyah** · September 2, 2011, 10:49am

Originally Posted by Kevenn

If it's a $5 increase, I have no problem paying $20 for a Jay Garrick figure. He's the only one that they announced that I wanted.

Now if I can just find a Catman figure...

I thought it would be $25! if it's $20 thats even better as it's the price comic shops charge for the bulk of the dcuc figures! awesome!

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