[TheBlueMarvel]

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Originally Posted by Captain Nash

I completely agree about the vacent looks the A-Force set has. She Hulk and Elsa look particularly hypnotized. None of the figures look "great" IMO but I will take an alright Monica over none (she is the main one I want from the set). Agree with you on Singularity, I could think of many others I'd rather see, but it is what it is. Sif and Loki I'm neutral on. Honestly, She Hulk looks the worst out of the bunch, which is odd considering is is probably the best known of all of them (if we remove Loki's recognition due to the gender swap.)

Monica's the strongest of the bunch, by far. And the fig looking like Sonequa, is a good thing; she's a mighty fine looking woman. I'm just disturbed by my, now precient, statements regarding the over-saturation of Legends within the toy market. Hasbro is producing fewer killer apps. I'm cheered by the commitment to taking chances on lesser known heroes/villains, but fewer offerings and a bump-up in quality would be preferable. Much like the ubiquitous nature of superhero flicks and the cottage industry (as a whole) coming perilously close to turning off viewership; Hasbro needs to determine whether sacrificing quality for quantity is the best course for maintaining success. As the sheer number of releases force collectors to be more frugal and deliberate with their purchases, figure duds become more readily apparent, which could serve to bring about exactly the opposite response Hasbro was hoping to elicit in consumers.

@Symbi

I see whut you did there!

@hasbro

I also see what you did there...I'm well familiar with copycats, I just thought you were an original content/thought sort of person...I wuz wrong.