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Originally Posted by Thor Laserpunch

l. M. F. A. O.

I don't know why the photos didn't show up in your quote?

It's funny cause it's the truth. I mostly collect X-Men stuff, but I have these 6 Avengers and I wanted to have some villains. I couldn't really figure out who Iron Man's main villain was. There are a few that are pretty big, but no one like Cap and the Red Skull or Thor and Loki. Maybe it was just the era of Avengers I grew up reading (I read my uncle's old back issues) but it seems to me like alcohol was the greatest battle in Iron Man's history.

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Originally Posted by Trivial Psychic

There's something about keeping those original figures in their original state that appeals to me...as if I'm preserving history somehow because those older figures are a time capsule of sorts. I was just wondering if anyone out there has similar hangups?

It depends on the figure. Mostly on age and just general quality of the figure, like is it a good toy/figure just on its own and not compared to something new and shiny. Toybiz stuff is almost all fodder to me except for the few figures that Hasbro hasn't done, like Longshot, Mojo, etc. Hasbro Legends either get resold or straight to fodder if I get a new version of the character.