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Thread: New Marvel Legends/6" Appreciation Thread
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Old 02-28-2020, 06:56 PM   #59929
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Honestly, aside from characters who had really "memorable" looks during the Morrison+ era (Hank, possibly Emma, among others) and characters that originated during that period, I'd be genuinely surprised if Hasbro mined those designs. Like I said, it would make for terrible visual variety on the pegs.
Oh I completely agree. I think it's just because comics-wise I've seen so many comments about how Dawn of X is the first major turning point for the X-franchse since New X-Men, thus sort of hyping it's importance, from an objective standpoint. Personally Morrison's writing has always been sort of "weird for weirdness's sake" to me and that artwork was awful. But the masses deemed it important to the legacy of the X-Men over all, which is why I think it has the possibility of being revisited. More proof of that? 3 of the other four instances of turning points were Giant Sized X-Men, X-Men (1991) and Age Of Apocalypse...and look at what we're getting.
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