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Originally Posted by Shin Densetsu

Mass production typically means more than 10,000. The difference with these items is that once they hit the specified limits, that's it, no re-ordering will be allowed, whereas something like Prime Bumblebee, which is mass market, can be reordered for as long as Hasbro decides to produce it, there's no cut off until the line dies or Hasbro decides not to produce any more Bumblebees(which is a snowball's chance in hell for the next year or so).

My point was we don't know what a normal run for comic packs are (exclusive or not), so there's no real way to tell how truly "limited" this particular run is aside from educated guesses.

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Originally Posted by ChuckSass

that magneto is a repaint of a repaint is it not?

It depends on your perspective, really. It's using the AIM body, as opposed to the DD body he had for the comic pack or UM body of his single pack release.

So yes, technically it could be called a redeco of the AIM figure. But a better way to describe it would be a kitbash (as CTR did), since it uses parts from other figures as well.

Once pictures surface, we'll have a much better idea of what we're looking at.