[StuartGreen2019]

@Spyne98 - No worries, bud, I know what you meant with your post. I only meant I've seen my fair share of posts where fans sound like they're complaining that (X) character is getting an update and that they're basically saying Hasbro don't do it. Of course they're going to do it. It's necessary for new collectors. I still think that at least every two years they need to have re-releases/updates of main characters everyone knows and buys, like, say, Captain America, Iron Man, She-Hulk, Spider-Man, Storm, Thor and Wolverine. That way, you can change up the costumes with versions everyone knows and loves (black costume Spidey and original purple suit She-Hulk one year, classic red-and-blue Spidey and F.F. suit She-Hulk the next time, etc.) and give fans the chance to buy the figure they wanted that came out years before they started collecting. And I agree with you, I've long-since accepted the fact I'll be buying updated versions of my favorite heroes and villains over and over. (That is, if I can even find them the first time around.)

@Ultra Seven - I'm not an "Age of Apocalypse" fan, so I'll be passing on that wave. If that's true, I'll be disappointed. At this rate, I'm hoping 2022 gives us some more classic X-Men and Spider-Man characters. The first waves of X-Men and Spider-Man for this year didn't appeal to me. Ironically, the only figure I want out of the X-Men wave is Moira MacTaggert. I prefer the 60s/70s/80s/90s era of Marvel. My cut-off point is the Civil War/One More Day nonsense that made me stop buying their comics.

@hasbroherofan - Thanks for posting the video! If the Spider-Man 2099 figure rumor proves to be true, I wonder if that be in Wave 2 or as a Retro figure? Also, if he's part of Wave 2 in the fall, which code in the Wave 2 list do you think he could be? I'm still hoping Sandstone is actually Sandman. And if we do get the Riders figure of Hawkeye, does this mean the rumored classic U.S. Agent will be happening too?

@Hasbro - Ant-Man, the Hulk, Thor and Spider-Man all have their 60th anniversary next year. "X-Men: The Animated Series" has its 30th anniversary next year. Sam Raimi's "Spider-Man" film turns 20 next year. Y' know... if you didn't already, it'd be cool to have Marvel Legends plans for any of those anniversaries next year.

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