[Pravus Prime]

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Originally Posted by Parademon1

Answer truthfully, how many of you here have actually ever read BP comics from the 60's till now? I bet less than 20% of you can say you have. The vast majority of you just know of BP due to his appearance in CW.

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BP to me, has always been an Avenger and then a solo hero.

Does having a reprint of Avengers (1963) #87 count? Given that it's his backstory issue?

I think outside of the wedding with Storm, probably fewer then 5 issues from the late 80's to now of his solo comic to be honest. More if you count his crossovers/team ups.

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Originally Posted by xjuza

what does that have to do with MARVEL LEGENDS being MCU only product? yea i know that movies have merc duh, but it doesnt mean the merc only comes from one line and only one , marvel legends is not for movie figures only so all that crap you wrote doesnt make any sense. there are other lines to push out movie figures, and still has nothing to do with why ML choose to put known comic book heroes vs movie back ground characters , with no proof that they are more then that, not saying that later they shouldnt be made but without knowing about the characters they will be peg warmers.

I don't even know what the point of your argument is.

I was going to remind everyone that Hasbro merely has the license to the IP and they have to please both Disney/Marvel who they got the license from and who can pull it, and the Vendors who buy their case assortments on the assumption they'll sell and have to offer an assortment that will please them, but instead I kept wondering just what "other" line that movie figures would go to otherwise and just how much Marvel Legends would suffer without having any movie figures.

Even Mattel doesn't run movie lines, they're all part of Multiverse, which has TV, comic, and movie figures all mixed together with some waves that are single topic, but still part of the Multiverse branding and slotted in as waves with the mixed assortments.