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^ IMO the SDCC Hulk is not as cool as the 80th Green Hulk... especially with the eventual release of the Vintage Gray Hulk with the same headsculpt. I mean at first glance I thought the SDCC version was more desirable, but then I saw the color of the veins and that his arms weren't exactly the same color as his body... after that I just decided to get the 80th version.

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Originally Posted by urrutiap

I have a question for thoses who really are into Marvel Legends figures.

If you knew then what you know now, would you have bought certain figures back then right away where today they're pretty spendy now on ebay or amazon?

like the Juggernaut build a figure line that had Rogue, brown and tan Wolverine, Cable, and Jean Grey Pheonix?

I find the Juggernaut wave to be one of the most fascinating waves of recent memory. I mean first Deadpool was impossible to find for that wave... I would literally see every figure except him. But now Juggernaut Deadpool is almost worthless with all the Deadpools that they released. I feel sorry for the person that horded that Deadpool thinking he would retain his value like previous Marvel Legends Deadpools did. Then there is the Brown Suit Wolvie... which was the second most hard to find figure... which tanked in value when they re-released a more vibrant colored version with an unmasked head in the vintage line, but wait... you still needed him to complete Juggernaut... but then they re-released Juggernaut too. And then Rogue... I never understood why Rogue was so easy to find back then... and why she was hovering around the 20/30 dollar mark for such a long time... before finally shooting up in value to around 60 dollars MIB when the Apocalypse wave hit. I mean it was a 90's Rogue with a great headsculpt... crazy. I remember watching toy hunting vids on Youtube and commenting on why hunters were passing on Rogue... and that they would regret it when Gambit got made.