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Old 11-05-2011, 01:33 PM   #20
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You forgot DC's JLU line of toys and Action League.

You also forgot Marvel's Spiderman 3.75", and 6", Marvel Legends, 6" Iron Man figures, 3.75" Iron Man figures and Super Hero Squad.

That puts DC ahead by 1, if you count MU 1, 2, and 3 packs as 1 line, and don't count the Thor and Capt. America 6" movie lines as their own lines.
Don't foget the DC imaginext figures (which are more articulated than the 3 3/4) and the Marvel eraser like pocket full of heroes.

I Defenitely don't buy the idea that Green lantern figures are flying off the shelf because of the huge hit movie. Of the five superhero movie movies this year it grossed fifth.
Now the Batman tv series and games, THAT will move figures.

Do I think the larger company that can leverage their other toy lines to force retailers into more floor space is impressive? No each of the companies makes better products in one category than the other.

I'm a 3 3/4 inch collector. Mattel has phoned those in for years. Hasbro's rock.
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