I shoulda ordered my Sandman elsewhere. I went with Amazon and it still isnt here yet. They do have a blurb saying they release on the 15th, but theyve had these ship earlier before.
Nice looking figure! I tend to stick to the MCU figures though, I dont know how I could afford to start collecting the comic based figures too!
Just got mine in today from DST.
On 10/11/2021 at 6:12 AM, Ironspider428 said:I think it would have also been more appropriate to have sort of a crazed smirk on his damaged head, like he knows Spidey can't hurt him and he's mocking him.
It would make more sense. Especially in this first appearance he constantly had a smirk anytime Spidey tried to hit him.
On 10/10/2021 at 10:12 PM, Ironspider428 said:I think it would have also been more appropriate to have sort of a crazed smirk on his damaged head, like he knows Spidey can't hurt him and he's mocking him.
I agree, crazed smirk would've been the best choice.
Gotta say, im pretty pleased with that height difference, and the better sand shade
On 10/11/2021 at 12:12 AM, Ironspider428 said:I think it would have also been more appropriate to have sort of a crazed smirk on his damaged head, like he knows Spidey can't hurt him and he's mocking him.
I think you hit it perfectly. Crazed smirk would have been cool.
On 10/10/2021 at 7:46 PM, Atlantis said:Some people speculate they were trying to go with a "T-1000" look, copying the iconic image of getting a hole shot in its head by Sarah Conner in T2. If that's true, then they missed one crucial point: the T-1000 is a robot that has no feelings, no emotion. It had no anger, no pain, when she shot him, which made the scene even more chilling. Sandman is a vicious bully and definitely would express rage, even if he wasn't seriously in pain.
I think it would have also been more appropriate to have sort of a crazed smirk on his damaged head, like he knows Spidey can't hurt him and he's mocking him.
On 10/10/2021 at 7:46 PM, Atlantis said:Some people speculate they were trying to go with a "T-1000" look, copying the iconic image of getting a hole shot in its head by Sarah Conner in T2. If that's true, then they missed one crucial point: the T-1000 is a robot that has no feelings, no emotion. It had no anger, no pain, when she shot him, which made the scene even more chilling. Sandman is a vicious bully and definitely would express rage, even if he wasn't seriously in pain.
Exactly. I could definitely see that being the inspiration but it falls flat.
On 10/10/2021 at 5:04 AM, sentinelofliberty41 said:"....that alternate head is just weird. The facial expression and the weird "O" shape make no sense...."
Some people speculate they were trying to go with a "T-1000" look, copying the iconic image of getting a hole shot in its head by Sarah Conner in T2. If that's true, then they missed one crucial point: the T-1000 is a robot that has no feelings, no emotion. It had no anger, no pain, when she shot him, which made the scene even more chilling. Sandman is a vicious bully and definitely would express rage, even if he wasn't seriously in pain.
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