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trebleshot · 10-22-2012, 10:18 AM

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Originally Posted by perrych

The saddest thing those was Xmen: FC. Two comic packs that had nothing to do with the movie. We could have had an Emma Frost and Banshee figure, not to mention a couple of awesome Beast figures. But nothing. That was such a disappointment. I get that its not a Disney property, but, heck, Marvel could have released these in the MU line as comic figures. But, alas ...

Not having a full line for XM:FC was a business decision due to the other toy lines that they were working on for that year (Thor, Cap, MU). That, and based on X3's performance, both Marvel and Hasbro were unsure of how successful FC (and its toy line) would be.

In fact, I still consider the FC comic packs to be part of MU, not a separate "line" for XM:FC. But that's just my opinion, of course.

10-22-2012, 10:18 AM	#23
trebleshot Dark Lord of the 'Ark Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Ohio Posts: 8,224	Quote: Originally Posted by perrych The saddest thing those was Xmen: FC. Two comic packs that had nothing to do with the movie. We could have had an Emma Frost and Banshee figure, not to mention a couple of awesome Beast figures. But nothing. That was such a disappointment. I get that its not a Disney property, but, heck, Marvel could have released these in the MU line as comic figures. But, alas ... Not having a full line for XM:FC was a business decision due to the other toy lines that they were working on for that year (Thor, Cap, MU). That, and based on X3's performance, both Marvel and Hasbro were unsure of how successful FC (and its toy line) would be. In fact, I still consider the FC comic packs to be part of MU, not a separate "line" for XM:FC. But that's just my opinion, of course. __________________