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Old 07-15-2015, 09:46 AM   #16629
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I guess it's very easy to be optimistic when, as you mentioned earlier, every figure you've wanted to see made has been made. I don't mean for that to sound personal and I want to believe your reasoning I just can't (so please, no personal offense intended.) I guess we will have to agree to disagree I'm just saying it's easier to have a different viewpoint with less incentive or desire to see change.

If the number of First Class packs overstocked were a reason for retailers to be weary of buying into more X-Men product, what about the glut of Iron Man movie figures? Those things were falling off the shelves due to overstock for multiple years. And yet we still have additional Iron Man figures produced in the meantime.

We may not have seen Fox movie figures in the times before Marvel was aquired by Disney but we still got plenty of X-men figures in the lines. It wasn't until after the Disney aquistion that the X-men offerings started to dry up. So I can't put this all on Marvel, as I'm rather sure it's more likely coming straight from the House of Mouse.
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