Can't keep Frank Miller's Marv down...














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Monday we took a look at NECA's Sin City (https://www.figures.com/forums/news/10490-necas-sin-city-series-1-colored.html) movie-based figure line and today we follow-up with McFarlane's take on the Sin City comic. This was a small series, consisting only of Marv as both a loose 6-inch figure (pictured - color and b&w versions were available) and a deluxe "Death Row" Marv with electronic sound effects. Can never have enough Sin City collectibles.


MCFARLANE TOYS' SIN CITY
1999
8" x 13.5"

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