Kingdom Come Series III Figure: Deadman

This is an amazing piece to have, it just arrived today and is so very detailed. I love Deadman a great character and definitely one of the coolest versions of him. It feels a little fragile but it can hold its own. The arms, legs and maybe the best thing, the jaw all moves giving you a few different poses to display him, it comes with a standing plate not my favorite plate but works great. The box is easily opened without having to destroy it, if you are a collector you know that's great. Finally the figure just feels great and the coloring on the bones and costume is so detailed with shading in certain places including some in the eye sockets. So this is a steal for the price but is not a toy by any means and should be for display and will look perfect on a shelf.

Had a bit of wear and tear on the box and looks like a sticker was peeled off the plastic. Other than hat issue, it is a great piece.

For the serious collector, this is a great one. The details of this figure and (for the most part) all of the figures in the K.C. line are amazing, and match up with the graphic novel. Nice to see recent figures from a serious point of view, and not some "kiddie" version of a DC hero.

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Excellent. Exceptional art work and the base allows for a perfect display.

Of all of my many and various DC figures produced by DC direct, this is perhaps my favorite. The sculpt is insanely intricate and detailed, with every bone visible through the costume. This particular deadman figure is based on his brief appearance in the Kingdom Come mini-series, and is based on sketches and designs by Alex Ross himself. This figure also makes a great addition to the Brightest Day series Deadman, for the full Dead and Undead effect. Standard articulation for a DC direct figure, nowhere near the articulation of the marvel legends line, but decent nonetheless. This is an overall outstanding figure and is definitely worthy of inclusion in any serious DC collection.

This figure is in my opinion the best looking figure (next to capt. marvel) to be released out of the KC series. And since, deadman was not a major character in the story, that is saying a lot. The figure looks exactly like as it did in the story. It has excellent details to the point of having the tears and rips in the outfit as in the story...yes, I checked them (I have that kind of time). As with every KC figure, it has limited articulation (the deadman looks extra sensitive since he is all bones). It is best for display purposes and really completes your KC collection.

Continuing the Kingdom Come action figure lines, based on the designs of Alex Ross, we have the emaciated figure of Boston Brand, aka Deadman. His ghostly body has eroded over time, leaving just the skeleton of the man he once was inside the torn costume of a circus performer. This is a great-looking figure, creepy and fun all at the same time. The limbs are rather slender, as to be expected for a skeleton, and you probably don't want to beat this figure up too much for fear of breaking it. For display though, it can't be beat. One of the best-looking action figures on the market.