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Old 10-01-2011, 08:17 PM   #32
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I collected Horror figures first through highschol and college but my love for Marvel figures started back with the 90s animated series of Marvel cartoons we couldnt always afford the characters I wanted but my brother and I had a nice collection, anyway time travel to today and its childhood fulfillment time. I saw Marvel Universe about a little more than half way through Series 1 and have been collecting ever since. Its the only line i feel inclined to complete and stick with to the end. To me Marvel especially X-Men represented something that no other cartoon growing up could have taught me and that was that no matter how different we are we all want to be more than the world expects us to be and as a minority growing up in the 80s and 90s I latched onto the one cartoon where the mutants (the minority) where for once, the good guys in a show. Little did I know the sub context of the show would have a big influence in my life. Make mine Marvel any day!
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