[LXL_Guy]

How articulated are these figures?

[trebleshot]

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Originally Posted by Noisemaze

Why would they? It's just more of the same. How many times do people need to buy the same figures? They've already done Spider-Man to death.

...because some movies have proven quite successful at selling products?

Not saying ASM could or will, but there is a precedent for it with other properties. Unfortunately SM3 was so poorly-received, expectations for ASM are probably quite low in this regard.

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Originally Posted by LXL_Guy

How articulated are these figures?

About as articulated as the previous 3.75" Spider-Man line, which is to say not much. But I will say they're better than GL figures.

[glass67]

Tacoma is terrible for getting new toys. I can count on one hand how many times something I was interested in showed up at a decent time in any store.[/QUOTE]

Glad to see that someone else shares my pain! This is the reason I sold my MU collection. Used to hit stores in the Tacoma, Puyallup region whenever I could and rarely walked away with anything worthwhile. The scalpers around here seemed to be pretty well stocked up though... Of course, even if I was still collecting this stuff I would have no problem walking right by these. Getting tired of Hasbro's treatment of Spider-Man outside of MU.

[glass67]

Oops! Not sure what happened to the quote at the top of my last post. Somewhere between chasing kids and changing diapers and finally posting my reply the quote got messed up. Credit goes to Ninjinister!

[Exodus]

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Originally Posted by PROVOST

This line has started to show up here in Australia and have to say the figures are below par for the dollars asked for them ($15.64 here)

Whoa that's a lot of Spider-Man figures that will probably sit there for a while.