World's Finest: The Collection Reviews

In the latest installment of the World’s Finest: The Collection box is all about Crisis on Infinite Earths. Check out our review for all the details.

I am always learning with this subscription, but I was the most out of my depth with this box. I would consider this my least favorite box out of the six I’ve reviewed, but that would likely be because I know next to nothing about The Teen Titans. Regardless, I think World’s Finest: The Collection did another great job that is sure to excite true fans. In fact, I know a guy that will be over the moon to receive these items. So maybe he’ll find some in this stocking. While I wasn’t the right guy for this box, some of the items still rocked and some fell short. I thought the hoodie, figure, and mug were cool. And the print was my favorite part of it all. The bento box and chopsticks were a nice touch, but were underwhelming for me and the gem pin didn’t move the meter for me at all. While I wasn’t knowledgable on the source material, I really appreciate DC Comics showing the love to all its amazing intellectual property and not just relying on Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman. There are a lot of Teen Titan fans gleaming with joy this time around.

This month felt like the items were to help subscribers represent their affinity for the villains. The tapestry, the sticker, the pin and sign are all things you would display for others to see to let them know where your allegiance lies. I love the imagery in this box, although I could say that about every one. I enjoy the tapestry most of all. I love the image of the grumpy Batman surround by smiling villains. I also really dig the Joker pin and Bane shirt. I appreciate the idea of the planter, but wish it were bigger. The sticker, sign, and vial did not move the meter for me, but were still good additions the box. The vinyl figure is sweet and a great addition to my growing collection. I thought this was a great theme with great items, since a lot of fans identify or sympathize with the antagonists.