One A Day 2.0 Day #434 - Aarkus/Vision

[renfield75]

I hope detectivehoag gets his Ultraverse figures but personally I have no attachment to it, so it would be a pass.

 

[PantherCult]

I mean... BBWS, Boss Fight and Vala have proven I'll buy 1/12 figures of characters I don't know anything about. I don't want or need Arena for my Legends collection... but I might buy the fiure just for cool samurai armor figure.

 

[Chooch555]

His look is cool, but I have no idea how ypu'd pull it off in 3D.

 

[puckace]

I hope detectivehoag gets his Ultraverse figures but personally I have no attachment to it, so it would be a pass.

Same here.

 

[TFitz]

Sorry, but he's a pass for me.

 

[Beamish]

Day #434 - Aarkus/Vision

Would I buy? Day #1 instant purchase
Which version? Classic is great, but the sleek look of the last picture is totally cool

Hey Hasbro - the 1940s characters actually existed. We know you want to forget that and forget them, but they did exist. It's beyond time to give them their due.

 

[SDcomics]

Someday, I'll have a Golden Age shelf with all the Invaders, Liberty Legion, Justice Society and Seven Soldiers of Victory.

Then I wake up.

Of course yes from me for the Original Vision!

 

[Thor-El]

A rare case where I think I'd prefer a more modern look. Otherwise, he and the modern Vision look too much alike on a shelf. But I admit I'd pick up the classic version as well.

 

[Chooch555]

Yes!

 

[TFitz]

All in,

 

[AceofKnaves]

Hell yes I need golden age Vision.

 

[SDcomics]

The dream.

 

[BasilElks]

Would be cool to get.

 

[fingfangfoom]

These WW2 era golden age heroes definitely deserve some love, They'd make a great theme for a year-long campaign.
GA Vision is an instant pre-order.

 

[tasmaniantwister]

Yes to Aarkus/Vision. Agree with differentiating him from Avengers Vision, so would prefer the more elongated head looks. 100% on board with using the last illustration, from the well-done "Marvels" series, as the template.

Would be in for some of the other characters from that series, particularly their cool version of Warbird (Picture #9).