Originally Posted by sh002 (Post 854138)

J Jonah Jameson.

http://www.toyark.com/attachments/61...eacfd95c8c.jpg

Originally Posted by Boy Blunder (Post 854140)

I haven't hit burnout yet, but it might be time to refocus my collecting, mostly since I'm running out of room to put them all in.

But I doubt I'm anywhere close to out of the game yet

Originally Posted by Hulkwummy (Post 854143)

This is the Marvel Monday reveal for November? I'm not impressed, I was hoping for someone like Classic Tigra or 90s X-Factor Wolfsbane.

Originally Posted by Archangel (Post 854146)

I read somewhere about a War Machine helmet prop. I’m assuming a straight repaint.

Originally Posted by sh002 (Post 854138)

J Jonah Jameson.

http://www.toyark.com/attachments/61...eacfd95c8c.jpg

Originally Posted by usernamedustin (Post 854106)

As I said, I am not disagreeing with you. Your a main argument is alright, but like I said before, your support doesn't make sense in this context. All the other things you named were portrayed by actors before they were anything else.
Luke Skywalker IS Mark Hammill, Marty McFly IS Michael J. Fox, Peter Venkman IS Bill Murray, etc, etc, etc...
Every time someone that knows Star Wars sees Mark Hammill, they associate him with Luke Skywalker. If you've seen BttF, you associate Michael Fox with Marty McFly.

Iron Man is not Robert Downey, Captain America is not Chris Evans, etc, etc, etc...
They are characters that can be done differently, but the actors are not the final, ultimate version of these characters. I see MCU Ant-Man and it's the guy from Clueless. I see Thor and it's that guy from Cabin in the Woods. The MCU actors often had careers before the MCU and the actors can be associated with different characters than just the MCU characters.

Let's just say that they had cast Mark Hammill as Dr. Strange. When you saw that action figure, would you see Dr. Strange or would you see Luke Skywalker wearing a Dr. Strange costume?

So I get why people see an MCU figure with an actor's likeness and they just see a figure of a real-life person dressed up as a comic character.

I can't have "that same energy applied to other properties" because it doesn't make sense. Why would I hate a Ghostbusters action figure that looked like Dan Akroyd? Dan Akroyd IS a Ghostbuster.

Originally Posted by Dr Kain (Post 854151)

Jameson is a must buy, but come on Hasbro, give him a cigar!!

Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd (Post 854153)

There are rules, even if self-imposed by the companies, against depicting tobacco with toys that children might get. In the Overwatch game McCree is constantly smoking a cigar but on the Hasbro figure it's totally absent.

Originally Posted by Dr Kain (Post 854154)

The figure is going to be online only though, right?

Originally Posted by Nimrod (Post 854149)

You defined it perfectly bro. I see Mark Hammill as Luke, but I see the definitive classic comic based Thor in my 80th anniversary fig of him, not Hemsworth. All the other lines mentioned were 1st live action movies with actors portraying the character. TMNT figs are not based on any actors.

Originally Posted by Dr Kain (Post 854154)

The figure is going to be online only though, right?

Originally Posted by Bo Ttef (Post 854162)

So who's ready for Falcon and the Winter Soldier?
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...c758f24e_k.jpg20201102_012625 by lowanbing, on Flickr

Originally Posted by MeLikeJinx (Post 854163)

^ Great pic! It seems like a lot of people don't like that Falcon costume, but that's my fav Falcon costume... mostly because it is his same costume from Disney Infinity I think. I can't find the Fixit wave anywhere though right now.

Originally Posted by jwyss234 (Post 854196)

Preorder is live

https://hasbropulse.com/collections/...lection-figure

Originally Posted by Veronica Mars (Post 854195)

JJJ is shipping the same day as Black Cat, it would be nice if they would let us combine the orders and save on shipping