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I’m dying for a Red She-Hulk. I never liked the one we got, but I did like the 3.75” version.

I totally get that. When there’s a figure that hits all the right notes for you, it’s hard to leave it sitting on the pegs, even if you already have one (or more).

We Marvel Legends fans are known for being notoriously hard to please, yet the recently released figure we seem to be the happiest with is FF She-Hulk which may be one of the simplest figures they’ve released this year. I think there are some lessons to be learned here if Hasbro is paying...

I have cats and hard floors. If I drop an accessory, God only knows what corner of the house it will wind up in. It’s a small miracle that I’ve lost as few as I have.

I will never say “mid” on this forum again. 😂

Dan just doesn’t want to spoil the surprise. A classic version of Mandarin will be part of next year’s SDCC exclusive three-pack.

No, you shouldn’t be less enthusiastic. I think it’s great that you like the set. Being disenchanted with the line is no fun, believe me. I miss being excited when new figures are revealed. I miss having a steady flow of preorders and packages in the mail to look forward to. As I’ve said...

I seem to be doing a lot of that this year. The line has been going in a lot of directions that I’m simply not interested in, not only in terms of character choice, but in terms of how the figures are being packaged and sold.

There must be quite the chasm between the X-Men community that was polled and action figure collectors if Psylocke is No. 17 on that list.

I think that’s what ultimately did me in along with rising prices, progressively darker overtones, and an ill fated trip to the garage with a stack of bagged and boarded comics that went sliding out of my hands and all over the floor. I remember that as being the final straw. 😂

I remember Mego being pretty much done by 1978. Most of the original Mego kids like myself had aged out and were no longer playing with toys, and the next group of kids entering their toy prime were all about Star Wars. I think I started collecting/reading X-Men every month in the 110’s...

I’ve always wondered how many Marvel Legends collectors still actively read comics. By that, I mean that you still maintain a pull list at your local comic store or whatever the contemporary (digital) equivalent is. I haven’t had a pull list since 2002. I do maintain a Marvel Unlimited...

I still have a hard time seeing Carol Danvers as a top tier Marvel character. I’m not saying she isn’t. That’s just my perception. I think in my mind, I still keep the MCU and the comics separate. Carol Danvers is definitely top tier in the MCU, but has she ever sold comics? Maybe she...

Once you go past Wolverine, you almost have to have the complete blue and gold teams of the X-Men. At the very least, I think you need the lineup from the animated series. I also forget how big the Punisher was in the ‘90s. I was just playing the Punisher arcade game the other night on my...

It’s hard to believe now, but the X-Men were minor players at best in the Marvel Universe back in the early to mid 70s. True story. My father worked at a hospital in Houston. The gift shop had a newsstand shelf that included some comics. At least half a dozen copies of Giant Size X-Men No 1...

It was pretty straight forward back in the day. Mego came close: Spider-Man Captain America The Falcon Hulk Iron Man Thor The Fantastic Four Green Goblin The Lizard At that point in time, only Daredevil, Dr, Doom, and maybe the Red Skull belonged in that tier as well. The Lizard, probably...

Yes, it is. Not everyone can be online at a certain time on a certain day, and even though I usually can be, I often get busy at work and just forget. Buying toys shouldn’t be like buying concert tickets.

The one thing I can’t seem to get pest with the DC Multiverse line is McFarlane’s unwillingness to invest in blank bucks if they’re going to reuse them ad nauseam. I mean, I get it now that the license has reverted back to Mattel, but this started a few years ago. I thought Mirror Master...

Agreed. They absolutely nailed the original body and head sculpt, and the second head sculpt is a welcome addition. I will buy as many iterations of Jen (and Betty) using this base as they care to make.

After reading this, I realized that had these been single carded releases, my overall perception of the figures would have been much more positive. Sometimes it’s hard for me to separate the figures themselves from how they’re packaged and sold and how pleasant or unpleasant it was for me to...

My biggest issue with Hellcat is the terrible yellow paint coverage on her lower legs. Ia contemporary female body molded in yellow with boots and gloves molded in blue and a new headsculpt would be great. I love the idea of an extra Greer Nelson head as well.

I think the Rouge/Gambit set would have been a much better choice as a SDCC exclusive than the Savage Land set. It’s something cool and different, but still fringe enough that anyone who wanted it could have probably gotten it without too much of a hassle when they went up on Pulse.

F4 She-Hulk is what I want from this line: Single carded/boxed figures at a standard price that can be preordered at my leisure. Once upon a time, that was the rule. This year, it feels more like the exception, She-Hulk is also a very good example that when done right, a straight up repaint...

I still haven’t received a shipping notice. I suppose that’s karma. 😉 I am sincerely happy that everyone seems to be enjoying them.

This is interesting, because I do consider the set to be mid, but I don’t disagree with Norm’s assessment of “above average to average”. Without having it in hand, I’d give the set a 7/10…which proves altcunningham’s point. I’m not like that in other aspects of my life, but after over 25...