[Dr Kain]

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Originally Posted by Louise Belcher

the old Toybiz which was groundbreaking at it's time, is still better than any newer Marvel Legends.

Sorry, but I'm calling bullshit. I have a few Toy Biz figures and they absolutely suck ass. Sure, they each having their own sculpts is nice, but what's the point when Magneto has gorilla arms and his arms can't even rest straight downward next to his body, Silver Surfer's knees don't have any ratchet joints in his knees, making it pointless for him to have magnets to keep him onto his board when his knees fall over, knocking him off in the first place, and Red Skull's fingers are loose as hell?

Hasbro's line is vastly superior. Even the crappy Hasbro figures are way better than the Toy Biz shit I have. I don't have my old Black Widow nor Winter Soldier with a single loose joint.

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Originally Posted by jwyss234

Unless they were in a section that didn't allow photographs or video, No. I watched a walkthrough video on Saturday and the only Essentials shown were the 9 figures seen in the Toyark's gallery. Much to my irritation, the guy interviewing DCC's Jim Fletcher didn't seem to have a clue what was going on with the DC toy license. The first fan question he asked Jim was about whether we would get more Essentials figures and he immediately thought people were asking if there were any figures on display. I turned it off after that, smh.

Hopefully Jay C or Boog Nice will interview them before the end of Toy Fair.

So I'm confused, was the dude interviewing DCC the idiot or was the DCC dude the idiot? The way you have it worded is confusing.

However, as a DC fan, I am not impressed in the slightest. I have no desire to buy a single DC figure right now, which is a shame because both DCC and Mattel are pretty much just jacking off all over their fanbase.