DC Essentials UNKILLABLES Deathstroke Action Figure

I want to start off saying this figure is fun, and pretty cool looking for what it is. But what you see in the product shots is what you get. Kudos to them, but don’t expect any surprises other than an odd or near perfect paint job.Accessories:Nothing. He has a gun holster, but no piece. Even a bloodied katana would’ve been appreciated. You don’t get that.Articulation:I included some pictures of the head peg, it’s tiny and thin so, if you’re hoping to swap this head with a custom or another head sculpt of ol’ Slade. You might want to keep that in mind.Also - If you see in the picture there seems to be some excess plastic between his neck peg and the neck. I tried to cut away at some of that mess and still, I cannot get this figure to look up or down much. Left to right is no issue, but there’s some kind of blockage on that peg and with how thin it is.. I really don’t want to test or force it to look down or look up.He’s got an ab crunch and waist swivel. I’m not sure why they didn’t try to cover his crunch, as he has too gray stand out holes in the sides of his chest. Which looks odd. It just looks like an old figure, something they had stored away thought “hey people like zombies, let’s dust off that mold and give it a slightly bloodied up paint job, and give it a new head”Paint:I love Deathstroke’s design, even when he’s covered in blood and got that hungry look on his face.The fact I can’t find the previous version of this guy or land a DC Multiverse version of him made this figure a must grab for me since he’s not usually a cheap or easy figure to find (or at least for me, he hasn’t been) still, there are issues with my version of the figure, especially on paint.- His utility belt has shading, which is a nice thing you won’t often see with Marvel Legends.- They painted blood on him, it looks alright.- The head sculpt is great, easily my favorite feature on this figure.- Somehow they botched the scales or orange armor on his left shoulder. And arm.-There’s parts of him that feels smooth, the entire upper half. Then his lower half the paint feels like it’s caked on or it didn’t dry as smoothly. It looks like a rushed product to me.- They went and added paint and shading to his holster, and his ankle knife accessory (both soft plastic material) but his legs have these bumpy not smooth spots. It’s baffling is all. An area most likely what he was molded in has a rough surface.- His feet are a much more pale version of orange, with a bit of brown, with some gray nicely sculpted soles.The legs themselves feel kind of wonky, like fresh out of the box I was worried the legs were going to snap as I was trying to bend them. Maybe heat them up after taking him out of his case.The ideal version of this figure for me would’ve came with: a normal swappable head, item holding hands to swap out, a weapon (how cool would a bloody sword have been? Since DC is on a no guns theme) ..Or bloody limb of another DC character.Despite all that, I couldn’t pass up this figure. If you like zombies/undead creatures or dead versions of comic book characters don’t pass this guy up.Hell, he could make a pretty good corpse for your display if you don’t want to go with a zombie look. If you’re into customizing figures, or just like Deathstroke in general I repeat, pick this guy up. I just wouldn’t expect it to be groundbreaking.

Awesome zombie Deathstroke, not much else needs to be said! Definitely an adult collectible more than a kids toy. One complaint - no accessories, no sword, no guns, but an empty holster. The DCeased Red Hood comes with 2 pistols, Deathstroke should really have one and a sword. Otherwise, terrific addition to the collection, though a tad overpriced.

Great item! I am saving this for collection and the packaging and item are in prestine condition. Thank you!

Very cool looking and very bloodyI absolutely love it

Great item recommended