[Captain Nash]

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Originally Posted by Trivial Psychic

Female Beetle? I'm sill running into Misty Knight at my local stores.

Hasbro is starting up a toy recycling program, so maybe that could be a solution for companies with older stock. If Hasbro is able to at least give retailers back a larger portion their cost and replace it with newer product, it stands to benefit everyone involved.

Plus it's Earth friendly...as the recycled plastic from the figures can be used to build park benches, clothing, and even more newer versions of Star-Lord and Deadpool than you can shake a stick at...

I have yet to run into any of the Lizard wave outside of Spider-Woman (Gamestop), Noir and Lasher (Target.) Thank goodness I pre-ordered that wave, I'd be going mad now if I didn't. I ran into a new case of the DP wave this morning on my way home from work, which was the first time I've spotted Cable in the wild.

As bad as Legends distribution is, we should count our lucky stars, as it PALES in the distribution disaster that is Star Wars Black Series and DC Multiverse. My local stores are still sitting on Finns and Jynns, and I don't remember the last NON-MOVIE TIE IN Multiverse wave I saw in store...Doomsday I think?

To further exasperate things, there is an the makings of a new army of Young Han Solos and Maz Kanata starting to appear in my local aisle. Even the Black Series Porg sets are selling better than those figures...

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Originally Posted by Boy Blunder

Janice Lincoln Beetle is nothing... at our local Target, you can still find Misty Knight and White Tiger in droves.

Hell, I popped into the local Walmart on my lunch break, and I found almost an entire case of Spider-Man figures... from the Vulture wave.

Someone needs to play some catch-up, and I'm not sure on which end it is.

That is true, though it seems to have calmed down here some, last year there were still a ton of Mistys and White Tigers. It sort of reminded me of my least favorite wave that I thought would never go away: the Hellcats and Sentrys. Middle TN was awash in a wave of yellow.