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Thread: TOO MUCH MOLD REUSE In Marvel Universe!
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Old 10-20-2010, 03:18 PM   #23
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Originally Posted by Shin Densetsu View Post
No one is saying mold reuse should end, in an ideal world(and much better economy), mold reuse would be less. What this thread is about isn't about ending mold reuse, but that it's simply too much. Bear in mind I collect GI Joe where mold reuse is a common thing, but not on the level of Marvel Universe.

Did I stop buying Marvel Universe the way I used to? Yes. I was a borderline completist with the beginning waves. Now? No.

Now hopefully 2011 will be different, most of the figures look great and the 2011 Captain America comic series looks fine and dandy sans action gimmick parts(but the US Agent shield and Bucky jetpack look cool).
You have me beat, I am a total completist and it kills me. I also collect GI Joe and I am a 90% completist I'd say. Oh the humanity.
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