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Fans do, absolutely. But bear in mind that Toy Fair isn't just for fans and the fan press, it's also for retailers and retail buyers for the big box stores. Some of them may not know.

I don't think so, no. It looks like this is it. But you know, if you combine what they had on display today with Tuesday's live stream, it's not a bad showing at all. I'm pretty happy with it. The 70's Falcon was the big highlight for me.

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That was Ryan Ting.

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Yes she is.

Toy Fair is kind of weird. My understanding is company booths can only be visited by appointment only. In other words, not all the press outlets can swarm the Hasbro booth at the same time like they can with SDCC and NYCC. They have to wait their turn. So whoever gets in their first will get...

"We must accept finite disappointment, but never lose infinite hope." - Martin Luther King Jr Because they really were ... All Winners.

I want an actual working Ultimate Nullifier so I can take it to the White House and use it on some people. Oh, I bet I get a visit from the Secret Service for that.

The press is there, too.

Well then you don't have a point. If a new reader grabs any old issue of, say X-Men, off the stands right now there's no way in hell they're going to know what's going on. They're going to have to invest some time and effort in trying to get caught up. And it's doable. If it weren't, the...

But bear in mind that Toy Fair is not a fan event, it's an industry trade show. It'll be mostly industry big wigs and members of the press. I just googled "why is toy fair held in New York" and this is what came up: Well, okay. Fair enough. But why February? Why not April or May? I guess...