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Originally Posted by redfox

It's definitely an interesting concept and change from what we've been accustom to in Marvel Legends. I love that this Vintage line can forgo the strict, categorized waves (Avengers, Spider-man, X-men, etc.) and can instead just give us figures from all of the MU. It's really kinda cool to just see Black Widow, Spider-man, and Wolverine in a wave together, and not separated by their individual "brand".

Exactly my thinking. These are just a handful of the many classic Marvel figures I would love to see come out in the vintage series! Some such as classic 1st app Thanos, Hercules, classic Shang Chi, Falcon & Mr Hyde and the original White Tiger are waaaaaaay over due! And a ML Hulk based on that statue would be incredible! As long as it's only 7.5 inches tall. 8' or more would ruin it for me. A massively sculpted Hulk is what I want Hasbro to do, this making figures "giants" to convey power/strength drives me nuts! If being 7 ft 5 inches tall & being a massive pile of Green muscle isn't intimidating enough, then you got problems. MCU wants a giant 8ft + Hulk, good on them, I want the comic version to be his listed MU hgt of 7ft & at the most 7.5 ft tall. Of course 7'-7'5 inches tall in figure. Same goes for Thanos, he is a massively built Titan just as the Hulk is. He is 6'7 in the comics but his huge musculature makes him look bigger, same as the Hulk. A classic Thanos figure in the 6.5 inch scale but sculpted wider with thick muscle mass would be what I want. Neither Hulk, Thanos nor the Thing should have thin waistlines , they need wider waistlines but wider /broader chest/lats and arms. The BAF Juggs is a perfect example of how to do the waistline on massive characters such as the 3 I have mentioned.