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Originally Posted by Captain Nash

meh. seems like the walmarts around us are also going with the theme of shutting down most of their legends space. With no TRU, Target being hit or miss and Walmart bringing in less and less, and we seem to be getting more and more waves that cause greater distribution problems and back up, seems like going online is definitely the way to go for foreseeable future. I've long said the hunt was not worthwhile for me in recent years, minus a handful of instances, but this is going to be like a 95% failure ratio - don't see how going on hunts would keep hope sustainable.

I still find toy hunts enjoyable. My approach is to devote the day to it and go to stores that are further out than I would typically drive to. I don't always come back with something worthwhile but I tend to do better than just hitting the stores that are closest to me.

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Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd

Picked up Spidey Noir then last night on sale and as a figure I think he's okay, nothing too crazy new to sing high praise for but nothing really bad either. His accessories though are trash in my book. These futuristic space-age looking guns would work alright with a lot of different characters I suppose, but for the character who's entire premise is being set in the 1930s these laser guns are really out of place. Thankfully I had a revolver going unused from my NECA ultimate Terminator (police shootout) and it works surprisingly well with Spidey, his finger even fits into the trigger guard very naturally. Then just for a fun pic I let him borrow Freddy's fedora.

That looks pretty good. Does he have the same problem as MCU Nick Fury where he can't put his arms at his side?