[danimal]

This is such a waste of a thread but here is a pic I took at Meijer of these craptastic spiderman 12" figures. Hasbro is truly becoming Hasblo.



http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n...124_175245.jpg

[FancyPants]

my two year old might want him, but then again he has good taste so probably not

[Scythe]

More Hasbro complaining. Yey.

[warmachine6]

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Originally Posted by FancyPants

my two year old might want him, but then again he has good taste so probably not

if he wants a 12" spiderman you could just get that spiderman 2 18" movie one has better articulation

[FancyPants]

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Originally Posted by warmachine6

if he wants a 12" spiderman you could just get that spiderman 2 18" movie one has better articulation

that one's sweet but i'd keep that for myself lol

[Colder Soldier]

If Medicom made it it would be a high-end designer toy.

I kind of like it. It's like an inexpensive high-end designer toy. Lol.

[ZeoVGM]

Alright, I realize there's been a lot of disappointments lately but it's a 12" figure based on a cartoon. This is NOTHING new.

[NerfTW]

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Originally Posted by ZeoVGM

Alright, I realize there's been a lot of disappointments lately but it's a 12" figure based on a cartoon. This is NOTHING new.

Also, a $13 twelve inch figure. It's not exactly high quality you're paying for there.


Oh no! The cheap figure for toddlers to break looks cheap! Shock and horror!

I feel like some of the people on this board would buy Faberge Eggs for their kids and be surprised when they replace it every month. Not everything needs to be made to adult collector standards. Get over it.

[cobracobra]

I like this low articulation giant sized collection. Its kinda like Gentle Giants 12 inch jumbo Star Wars figures. But at steal!
If they were of figures I didn't own 2 dozen versions of I would be very interested in this idea. Just think of the implications!!!