Well David, if the cover for Quicksilver is anything to go by then he will be Blue.

Should look very good indeed.

Grim

>Hoping they treat Havok kindly as he's one of my favourites.

I wondered this myself a while back on the Figurine forums. When I picture Havok I see the guy Neal Adams drew with those amazing concentric circles but a lot of modern fans think of the awful costumes the guy has had through the late 90s and 2000s. I fear it will be one of the those.

I finally got Thanos, Namor, Hawkeye, Mr Fantastic and Luke Cage this WE !Thanos is great, but my favorite is Hawkeye, wonderful paint job ! The paint on Reed and Namor face is awesome for such small figurines.

For my french comrades (I share information, guys!) , be aware that in Paris the Pulp's store is selling figurines importated from UK (that's why I got Powerman nearly 2 months before his french release date). If the DC Classic Collection is not released in France, it may be a way to purchase the collection after all (I don't care if the magazine is written in English and not in French since I suppose it will be a piece of crap like the one sold with the Marvel Collection).

I noticed a strange paint job on Luke Cage trousers, as if the blue paint was a bit worn. I don't know if it is made on purpose, but it gives a "blue jean" look to it, kinda cool !

I was at WonderCon this weekend -- I saw a Captain Marvel (Genis-Vell) with a painted white tunic and a red tunic ??  I don't recall the white version of the Peter David run -- is one variant more rare, or valuable than the other?

I had to resist the urge to buy any -- I can't afford to start a new hobby, these figurines could very easily become addicting.