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Old 06-29-2010, 01:43 AM   #143
Ash Talon
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...or an MU wave dedicated to the movies? I.e. X3 - Jean Grey; FF4 Jessica Alba - Invisible Woman; PWZ - Jigsaw; Hulk - Emil Blonsky Abomination...
I wouldn't count on this happening...ever. Hasbro would have to secure the rights to the non-Marvel produced movies to make figures based off the movie designs. Meaning they'd have to strike deals with Fox, Lionsgate, etc. I highly doubt Marvel retains total ownership of the merchandising rights for movies they didn't produce. Basically, it would be too pricey for Hasbro to do, and wouldn't be worth it financially.

There's also the matter of actor likenesses which can be another whole ball of wax. Some actors have contracts stipulating that they have approval of some sort over their likenesses for merchandise.

I'm sure they could make an Incredible Hulk Abomination figure, if they wanted to. However, I think a comic version would do far better. You can still find the movie Abomination figure at some retailers.
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