McFarlane ToysDC Multiverse Killer Croc Mega Action Figure

It’s nice and weighty and the detail is great. Just an excellent buy for the money.

Amazing figure

Cool killer croc big fig

My nephew loved this. He was so amazed on the details and the moving parts on the toy.

This Man-Bat figure will undoubtedly look great on any collector's shelf, but that's all you can do—put him on a shelf. Its lack of articulation is a huge let down.The legs are pretty locked into the hunched stance with little movement beyond the knee. However, the biggest let down comes with the wings.I thought for sure the wings would be wired with rubber to splay, allowing for more dynamic poses of spreading wings or even simulate flight. I was really excited to make him look like he was flying with fishing wire suspending from the ceiling. Maybe add a Batman fig grappled to his foot. But alas, this Man-Bat is grounded with prelocked wings into a retracted position as seen in the photos. Such a shame!Additionally, the figure can't even stand well on a shelf. The ankle joints are far too loose to hold-up the bulk of the figure.I'm sure any fan will love the look of this figure, but don't get too excited to create any dynamic poses or scenes.

This is a very large and detailed figure of Killer Croc made by McFarlane. The figure has a tremendous amount of detail and is very well painted. The different textures and paints make him look very life like.He's a little top heavy, so it may take some work to balance if you want to stand him up. But they include a display stand that you can attach to the foot if you want to use that for a little extra help.

Very heavy duty

This figure is incredible. It's the first DC McFarlane figure I've seen where the figure is actually cooler than the box art.Even better, Croc is surprisingly well balanced. One of the arms on mine is slightly looser than the other, but that's to be expected with this brand. The pants are boring, but that's his Arkham swag, and our boy is literally a sewer-dwelling crocodile man.Because of the collar placement, Croc can't look down, which makes it difficult for him to make eye contact with smaller figures. Still, the teeth, the claws, and the scales are incredibly detailed.This figure is a great value, even if you aren't the biggest Killer Croc fan. Also, I didn't snag a picture, but he is positioned pretty dynamically in the box and would display well that way if that's your thing and you have a ton of shelf space.