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Thor: The Mighty Avenger figures in hand
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03-02-2011, 09:54 AM
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Jmacq1
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Yeah, huge lack of comic stuff- I wonder if the lack of support for the Thor line has anything to do with the over 200+ (i have counted) Iron Man 2 figures sitting on shelves here in Ames, IA. (insert questioning smiley here)
Also, anyone else notice how FREAKING SHORT the "good, fully armored" Thor out there now is? The one with the spike hidden in the sword? Really hope a different figure comes out, similar, but taller.
I would say lack of support for the Thor line has more to do with Thor being an unproven property on the big-screen. Remember the first Iron Man line wasn't really all that big (in terms of volume/number of figures). Same thing with XMO: Wolverine...not a huge line. Basically, retailers are hedging their bets and guessing that Captain America will be the bigger of the two lines/movies. Probably a safe bet. Marvel's Thor is pretty obscure, even compared to where Iron Man and Cap were/are before their movies.
As for the figure's height...he seems to be in scale with the other figures, more or less. Hemsworth is 6'4". In-comics Thor is 6'6". He's not supposed to be some 7' tall giant (like the Frost Giant). Yeah, he's shorter than MU Thor, but this isn't MU Thor, it's movie-Thor.
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