Originally Posted by Skoob (Post 776938)

^ That. A lot of companies are bleeding red ink. My local War-Mart has already put up several aisles of Christmas junk.

The smell of desperation is in the air -- and the debt load keeps spiraling...

Originally Posted by Tomax (Post 776891)

marvel legends is over, it was a good run thou

Originally Posted by Tim (Post 777131)

Lmfaooo. Overdramatize much? I’m not sure you understand....I’m curious why’d you think that?

Originally Posted by MeLikeJinx (Post 776937)

No Joes, no MU, people aren't really buying 3.75" Star Wars toys anymore (not like during the Clone Wars era anyway where everybody was buying every Clone Trooper they made). I wonder if their decision to move away from the 3.75" scale action figure helped or hurt them. Have no idea about Transformers though... if they are still popular or not.

Originally Posted by Super Joe (Post 776973)

Kids were able to bring 3.75 figures wherever they go in their tiny pockets. And they can play with 3.75 with other kids almost anywhere they go. Today kids just can't "pocket" many of these Legends figures; physically nor financially. Forget larger than life (BaF) film characters. You gotta buy a whopping $100 wave of 6 inch figures just to get it, kid.

We're losing losing losing an entire generation of kids who just can't "pocket" such figures. This scale oversight is occurring when comic movies are so popular with kids + parents alike (many of the latter raised on 3.75 figures).

Hasbro proudly showed almost 100 figures for 6 inch scale this year. Yet nothing new for 3.75 inch at Comic Con or NYCC. And yet even more 6 inch figures to be announced at Fan Expo, Italy, and Paris? Hasbro you can try churning 600 different 6 inch figures annually; and still most kids won't fit most of these in their little kid pockets.