Monday, November 26, 2018

Museum Masterline Batman (Comics) Deathstroke EX Version

Christmas shopping for a Deathstroke fan? For a mere $1000, you can get him or her a sharp as hell 30 to 36 inch (depending on accessory on display) Deathstroke figurine.


Here's the lowdown...
Prime 1 Studio is proud to present 1/3 scale MMDC-30: Deathstroke from DC Comics Universe.

In this comic version Deathstroke statue, you have more weapon options to choose such as right hand with Samurai sword or handgun and left hand with a sword or M4 Rifle. As more arm options, it’s able to switch out to several kinds of poses as you like.

For the head part, it comes with 2 alternate portraits both mask his ugly face. There is one more alternate portrait coming in the Exclusive version only, the mast with Half skull and Half mask. Deathstroke is standing under a Grim Reaper base design.
The above has that Google translate feel, doesn't it?

So what are your options?


  • Size approximately 30 inches tall holding sword [(H):75.3cm (W):61cm (D):64cm]
  • Size approximately 36 inches tall holding M4 Rifle [(H):89.5cm (W):61cm (D):68.7cm]
  • One (1) Grim Reaper Design base
  • One (1) Right-arm
  • Two (2) alternate Regular Portrait
  • Two (2) interchangeable Left-arms
  • One (1) interchangeable Left-hand holding M4 Rifle
  • One (1) interchangeable Left-hand holding a Sword
  • One (1) interchangeable Right-hand holding a Samurai Sword
  • One (1) interchangeable Right-hand holding Handgun
Man alive...Sure, you'll need to mortgage your house to afford it, but at least if includes every accessory under the sun. You'll never need another Deathstroke display again, so long as you can tolerate the New 52 version.

Full specs and details here.

Tuesday, November 20, 2018

Deathstroke #40 Soliciation

Deathstroke's tour of Arkham Asylum continues into 2019 and the kids are involved!

Written by CHRISTOPHER PRIEST
Art by FERNANDO PASARIN and JASON PAZ
Cover by TYLER KIRKHAM
Variant cover by DAVE JOHNSON 
Deathstroke’s son Jericho breaks into Arkham Asylum in an effort to free him, but Slade Wilson is caught up in his own conflict with the return of Dev—a.k.a. “Death Masque”—and the realization that his hallucinatory trip into outer space may have been more real than previously advertised! 
Meanwhile, Two-Face has Rose dead to rights—is there anyone left to save her? 
ON SALE 02.06.19
$3.99 US | 32 PAGES
FC | RATED T+
This issue will ship with two covers.

Thursday, October 18, 2018

Deathstroke #39 Solicitation

Man alive...Deathstroke spends more time in Arkham than The Joker.

  • written by CHRISTOPHER PRIEST
  • art by CARLO PAGULAYAN, FERNANDO PASARIN and JASON PAZ
  • cover by TYLER KIRKHAM
  • variant cover by DAVE JOHNSON
Slade is back in Arkham after his Zeta Beam jaunt to the planet Pulor…but did he ever actually leave? Is the alien invasion just a delusion? And who is this faux Deathstroke running around? 
A deep dive into Slade’s psyche, just in time to watch him lose his mind! 
ON SALE 01.09.19
$3.99 US | 32 PAGES

Thursday, October 11, 2018

Deathstroke / Yogi Bear Variants

When the Deathstroke / Yogi Bear special was announced, the cover below was displayed as the main cover.


Recently, this second cover was revealed as a variant.


But Forbidden Planet, which calls itself the "the largest UK stockist of the latest comics and graphic novels" displays a different cover.


They make no reference to the above cover being another variant. They seem to list it as the regular cover. Perhaps a different cover is being used for the European market? In any event, I found it difficult to come by and therefore thought it might be worth sharing.

Saturday, October 6, 2018

Revoltech Figure Available in January 2019.

I stand to be corrected, as I don't keep a close watch on the toy industry, but I believe this action figure was first announced in July. Kaiyodo has now released some images and, particularly from an articulation standpoint, they're quiet stunning.









The package will with the following items, according to Big Bad Toy Store.

  • Maskless head 
  • 2 Pair of hands 
  • 2 Swords 
  • 2 Sheaths 
  • Assault rifle 
  • Pistol 
  • Bo staff 
  • 2 Grenades 

It looks like it run ya approximately $80 U.S.  Check out several images over at Toy Ark.



Thursday, October 4, 2018

Deathstroke, Jericho, To Appear in Titans TV Series

The following test is lifted from cbr.com.
Fans of the professional mercenary Deathstroke and his son, Jericho, will be pleased to hear that the duo will be coming to DC Universe’s upcoming live-action series Titans. The news was revealed today at New York Comic Con by one of the show’s executive producers, Geoff Johns. 
While Johns confirmed that Deathstroke will be showing up in Titans given enough time, he did make the curious addendum that the series’ Deathstroke might not be one fans are familiar with. 
“You’ll see Deathstroke in Titans eventually, but it’ll be a new version,” said Johns. “You’ll definitely see it in the show.” 
What exactly this means is anyone’s guess, but any changes made to the character could be meant to differentiate him from his various live-action incarnations in both the Arrowverse and the DC Extended Universe. 
Deathstroke was a fixture on The CW’s Arrow for some time, where he was played by Manu Bennett. The character was also featured in an after-credits stinger for the film Justice League, where he was played by Joe Manganiello. Manganiello is rumored to be reprising that role for Matt Reeves’ upcoming Batman solo movie. 
Deathstroke’s son, Joe Wilson, otherwise known as Jericho, has far less live-action representation. The character was played by Liam Hall on Arrow, but only appeared for a brief time. At the DC Universe panel, DC Co-Publisher Jim Lee revealed that Jericho will likely be making his way into the show, too. 
“Last night at dinner, Geoff and I were talking about Jericho,” said Lee. “So yes, definitely.” 
...
There’s no telling what form Deathstroke and Jericho will take in DC Universe’s Titans series, but, if the trailers for the series are any indication, there will likely be ample cussing and lots of blood when they show up. 
As there should be!

I just happened to read that a second Titans season is already planned so it may be a while until we see out favourite merc but it's great news nonetheless. I couldn't care less about Jericho, to tell the honest truth, but since Deathstroke's daughter Rose was once a Titan, the dark and violent tone would appear to make her a natural no-brainer of a fit. Fingers crossed.

Also, comicbook.com added that the quote above was said in reference to adapting The Judas Contract storyline.
When talking about a possible adaptation of "The Judas Contract," Johns told the audience at the panel that they "would be fools not to," Johns said. Given that Deathstroke is the major villain in that comic storyline, Titans would have to introduce him on the series sooner than later.
Titans debuts October 12th on the dcuniverse.com streaming service.

Thursday, September 20, 2018

Deathstroke #38 Solicitation

Deathstroke's Arkham vacation continues this December!

  • written by CHRISTOPHER PRIEST
  • art by FERNANDO PASARIN
  • cover by TYLER KIRKHAM
  • variant cover by FRANCESCO MATTINA
Deathstroke finally meets his match: Arkham Asylum?! Now an inmate, Slade Wilson must prove his sanity so he can stop an alien invasion (what?). Before he can even attempt a breakout, he’s got to face off against angry Arkham inmates out to get him. And what’s Two-Face’s role in all this mayhem? He keeps showing up in two places at once! 
Meanwhile, Deathstroke’s daughter, Rose Wilson, is kidnapped! Can Jericho save his sister?

Monday, August 20, 2018

Arkham Continues in Deathstroke #37 This November!

DEATHSTROKE #37 
Written by CHRISTOPHER PRIEST
Art by FERNANDO PASARIN
Cover by TYLER KIRKHAM
Variant cover by FRANCESCO MATTINA 
It’s Groundhog Day for Deathstroke. After experiencing a strange encounter with an inmate claiming to be an alien, Slade Wilson wakes up in Arkham Asylum as if nothing happened, and the only person who believes him is Harvey Dent, a.k.a. Two-Face! But can Two-Face be trusted? (Not likely.) And what machinations does Hugo Strange have in store for Deathstroke
ON SALE 11.07.18
$3.99 US | 32 PAGES