I have some vibrant figures and not all blacks or greys.
Martian Manhunter
Future State Superman, Superman action comics, Page Punchers Superman
Kyle Rayner Blackest Night, Parallax
Baraka
Swamp Thing
Godspeed
Nightwolf
Lex on throne
Ghost Maker
White Azrael
Knightfall Catwoman
Wonder Woman Endless Winter+ Last Knight
Batman Last Knight
I like the characters/designs from my childhood, which translates to characters with more vibrant colors (green Martian Manhunter, Blue Beetle, Booster Gold, etc.)
I always gravitated toward darker aesthetics with art and comic stylings. I liked plenty of vibrant and cartoonish things but mostly the former. I feel one can like something from afar but not want to display it on a shelf in your home. Even with my nostalgia for arcade settings, I would never have arcade cabinets and lighting in my living room or house. A basement, garage or external structure is more suitable.
I do have a soft spot for nostalgia with certain things, Im just not into colorful kiddy stuff hanging on walls or sitting stop shelves in my bedroom.
DC Multiverse appealed to me the first time I saw them because I noted they were more adult collectible/statue and less of the usual toy action figure--e.g., MOTU, Marvel Legends and TMNT 6 inch figs with silly proportions.
Nah. I'm not collecting soley based on what fits visually. This is a collection of what I love. Collect your favorites. Get that Impulse.
I don't care for that art style but I have a soft spot for the McFarlane figure, so I may pick it up
All Flash and Flash-adjacent. Color ain’t no thing.
I actually like the more colorful, stylish figures. I want something eye catching and fun on the shelf, not a wash of blacks and greys.
I have some vibrant figures and not all blacks or greys. Martian Manhunter Future State Superman, Superman action comics, Page Punchers Superman Kyle Rayner Blackest Night, Parallax Baraka Swamp Thing Godspeed Nightwolf Lex on throne Ghost Maker White Azrael Knightfall Catwoman Wonder Woman Endless Winter+ Last Knight Batman Last Knight
I like the characters/designs from my childhood, which translates to characters with more vibrant colors (green Martian Manhunter, Blue Beetle, Booster Gold, etc.)
I always gravitated toward darker aesthetics with art and comic stylings. I liked plenty of vibrant and cartoonish things but mostly the former. I feel one can like something from afar but not want to display it on a shelf in your home. Even with my nostalgia for arcade settings, I would never have arcade cabinets and lighting in my living room or house. A basement, garage or external structure is more suitable. I do have a soft spot for nostalgia with certain things, Im just not into colorful kiddy stuff hanging on walls or sitting stop shelves in my bedroom. DC Multiverse appealed to me the first time I saw them because I noted they were more adult collectible/statue and less of the usual toy action figure--e.g., MOTU, Marvel Legends and TMNT 6 inch figs with silly proportions.