DC Comics Multiverse Shazam! Action Figure

DC Comics Extended Film Universe continues to do a phenomenal job as it brings forward its seventh epic film in Shazam!I must say while I’m very happy that Shazam has action figures being released, I’m disappointed that it's only two for its DC Comics Multiverse lineup. I am aware that Mattel is on its last leg with DC’s action figures as they’re being replaced by McFarlane Toys but most likely only two figures were made to avoid spoilers or the lack of a specialty Build-a-Figure. If it was me, I would have released all the action figures of his family, which Mattel has done for its younger collectors but with greater articulation and detail also including a component for a Build-a-Figure Wizard. I would have at least made an action figure of Billy Batson and not just his form as Shazam, maybe even his family in their true form, at least Freddy. Still, this is nice.Shazam looks like he does in the movie, from whenever Billy Batson yells the name Shazam! Standing at 6.75 inches, this figure is a big as the rest of DC Comics Multiverse action figures with the same phenomenal articulation from the last film series, I’d go so far as say they are replicating Hasbro’s Marvel Legends style in many respects. The figure doesn’t have an ab crunch but an ab swirl. The figure also resembles Zachary Levi well, but some complain it’s not as accurate, in some respects I think the Mattel kids’ version is better. The figure includes as accessories two alternate sets of hands joining their closed fist set. Both sets of hands are open, one is for holding objects, the other to mimic a flying pose. Though it's tricky replacing either set of hands.Happy to have this in my DC Comics Multiverse collection.

My son was happy because it came a week earlier than expected. It moves the way he likes and he hasn't had any problems with it. It's durable so far.

Considering the cheap price, it's a decent enough figure. Looks similar enough to the movie character, and comes with some extra hands so you aren't stuck with closed or open hands in weird poses.

Perfect for the price. Shazam! has some excellent poseability and sculpt, but is severely lacking in the paint. His head sculpt is great and shares a likeness to Zachary Levi, but those eyebrows... I obviously repainted those because they didn't even try. the worst aspect of the figure (for me at least) was definitely those eyebrows. I would most definitely recommend this for anyone who is willing to repaint the eyebrows.

This action figure was bought for a 14-year old DC and Marvel fan and he was well-pleased. His only negative comment was that the figure didn't seem to be as buff as the movie character of the same name. Good product, good service, good price. Will probably use this source again for future purchases.

This Figure was a very good Send Off as it was one of the last that were manufactured by Mattel. I think this was a hint of their true potential; good detail, decent articulation, 3 sets of hands, good head sculpt. A neat one to hold onto if you're into collecting toys.

DC, DC you've come around finally size, proportion and ARTICULATION is up to ADULT level collect ability.Though without flaws(a paint spot on his abs:( - STILL because of the ARTICULATION it's a 5-STAR figure.Could have added a little more muscular mass, I mean SHAZAM! is god empowered. Also I don't know what technology MARVEL uses to capture the facial likeness of the actors - but whatever it is DC should implement it.NOW if DC/Mattel keeps this up, MARVEL won't be the only figures I collect.

Made pretty much just like the character in the movie. Boxed goid ,but $15 to $18 is pretty much what its worth for my opinion.