Comic Statues & Busts: Two Face Costume from DC Heroes Villains

For the Mego collectors, these "DC Retro Action" figures are a dream come true. They are perfect, in size, in detail, in style, in packaging. Two-Face was never produced in the original Mego line, which made him the first Retro-Action figure I wanted. I love Two-Face as a character, and from the picture he looked great. When I actually got him, I was amazed at how well this faux-reproduction had been done. He is the perfect size, and his face even has that Mego-look. When I set this modern Two-Face next to my vintage Mego Batman, it is hard to tell that they didn't come from the same series. Two-Face has the same level of posability as the original Megos; arm, leg, hip, shoulder, elbow and wrist joints. He can stand unaided, and has good balance. The only thing really missing here is the coin. It just doesn't seem right that Two-Face doesn't have his coin. I know the original Mego figures weren't big on accessories, but every now and...

I don't know what factories these are being made in, but half of this doll's face is melted and they threw together scrap cloth for half of his suit (must have run out of red cloth). He also seems a little evil as he keeps flipping this "coin" when he tells me to do something, deciding whether it will be a good deed or a bad one. I'm scared, I could get in trouble! The toy was better than I thought though, I didn't realize he walked around on his own and talked and stuff, like he's alive. The technology today is pretty, pretty, pretty, pretty cool. I have to go to see my "doctor" now. Great toy!

My son loved this coin. He didn't know what it was at first because he thought it was real. That is what I like about it most. It does not seem like a toy rather a real coin. The only downside was that it was kind of pricey for what it is.

The servce in general is very good, the delivery was very fast. My complain is a little in the quality of the product itsef. The coins on the website images are much more detalied that the ones i received.

So I got this in the mail today. I already owned the Noble Collection's version, which was incredibly disappointing. This one is pretty much perfect! It really looks like it is a real used and worn coin, the face on it is so close to a perfect match with a real Peace Dollar that I've spent the last 2 hours comparing it to a real one and just trying to spot the few tiny differences. I expected the coin to have "Replica" Stamped on it, but this one didn't which just made me incredibly happy. And Finally, the most obscure thing that they got right with this is that the faces are upside down to each other so that when flipped vertically the face remains right side up. That is how it was in the movie, and the Noble Collection got it wrong. (They pretty much got it all wrong) Anyway, These guys got it all right! It's amazing in every way.

I thought this coin was supposed to be Harvey's coin before it got burned (because of the product picture of the coin being held up to a mirror revealing a clean front and back side), but it turns out they gave me a copy of the burnt coin with one black side. Aside from this disappointment the detail on both sides is severely lacking--that is the depiction is hardly raised off the background. It feels and looks too flat; the edges of the coin aren't even raised or textured. The coin just seems too much like a chunk of metal and not really like the coins you see every day. I think for the product picture somebody might have snapped a shot of a real 1922 dollar coin and then claimed it to be a shot of the real product. I give it two stars because at least it looks cool from far away.

i was very pleased when received my item, it's accurated done and what really surprised me was how fast it arrived, of course i will buy with this guys again!!!!

I do enjoy the distinctive personalities we are able to follow on this franchise of RH. But I'm really, really disappointed on the focus on conflict between the women that has overtaken the whole series (RHNY and the other franchises). I thought that maybe RHNY would be more immune to this because there are so many different projects and interests going on in each woman's life. It's New York... there's a lot going on. But instead each and every episode now seems to center on one to two scenes of argument/conflict. It's at the point of being cliche. I've read the same observation from other viewers on blogs, etc. We want to know about the actual functioning friendships these women have, their marriages, their interests. It's distressing to see a previously enjoyable show get pulled so far into the conflict plots. It's not entertaining to watch women scream at each other, talk over each other, etc, multiple times every episode. Most women can't relate to this, and find it...