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Old 08-01-2011, 08:46 AM   #38
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I will say that Mattel has a great idea of distribution because when you see the WWE figures they have 3 or so of each guy in each case assortment so you are almost guaranteed to nab them (if you beat the scalpers before they get all the Macho Man figures LOL). The other part of it shows that the amount of heroes to villains works well too since they don't produce too many gimmicky variants. I don't see why Hasbro doesn't see that & understand that they should produce more evenly when it comes to characters because even the Dark Knight things did well since there were a good ratio with the heroes to villains figures. That gave people enough of a chance to nab their favorites or all of them if they wanted to. You had only like 3 or so versions of Batman but a lot of Bank Robber Clowns, Jokers, two Faces, & Scarecrows. This gave people a chance to get a hero & villain from the movie

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