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Old 06-07-2012, 10:51 AM   #25825
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But look at all the movie lines all characters have unique molds Hasbro has no excuse but I will continue to buy and feed my addiction lol
I understand that. but the movie lines i guess are the 'exception?' maybe? possibly because i guess they have more detail to work with since the character's likness actually comes with the actor's face and body... In comics, the drawins arent as articulated as an actual actor so I think thats why they do more in terms of 'detail' when it comes to movie figs..

Plus, the movie lines are temporary and the company knows its going to sell so they have to put in a little more effort to make it sellable..


edit: also, in the comics, every artist draws characters differently. Look at my avatar, That colossusnaut is massive but when you read AvX, colossus is no where near that big. Comic's constant change in artist vs movie staple characters is where it seperates i guess
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