[StuartGreen2019]

@TheBlueMarvel - Ah, thanks for the explanation as to what we were disagreeing about. Like I said, I was agreeing with your comments to begin with. And I have no problem agreeing to disagree. We CAN agree to disagree. I'm more than happy to do that. It's something that some users on message boards should do more often, though thankfully here I haven't had that problem yet. I realize it's disappointing that some fans want to see a Spider-Man wave include (X) character and it's a repeat of (Y) character in a different costume or time period instead. Does it stink? Of course. I'm one of the few people alive who probably would buy multiples of lesser-known villains and/or civilian figures from Spider-Man's comics like the Tinkerer, the Spot, the Rose, Eugene "Flash" Thompson, Eddie Brock, Cletus Kasady, Joe "Robbie" Robertson, Aunt May Parker and the rumored-upcoming Uncle Ben because I really, REALLY want to add them to my collection. I also know that fans are disappointed that we're getting other versions or re-releases of characters that have been done before as figures, but as someone who grew up with the Toy Biz Marvel figures of the '90s, seeing multiple versions of characters like Doc Ock, Venom and Hobgoblin weren't uncommon, were released every two or so years anyway, and I actually miss those types of releases very much. Also, a lot of modern collectors don't even remember how long it actually took for us to get figures of, say, Sandman and Electro to begin with: the 1998 "Flip N Trap" Sandman figure and the 1996/1997 "Electro-Spark" Electro figure (not counting the '80s European figure release for "Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars"), and those are villains that have been around since 1963 and 1964, respectively. If I see more than one version of Sandman or Electro made into figures, it makes me smile. (Unless it's the blue-and-white "Chapter One" suit of Electro -- I have to draw the line somewhere, you know. )

Also, I agree with Boogieman4hire: Scourge would make a GREAT Marvel Legends figure. Since the Hasbro team read our comments and wish-lists, I hope the Hasbro teams are taking notes. The Brothers Grimm would be cool too. And so would -- eh, you get the idea.

Thanks for reading my two cents (which are two cents more than my opinions are actually worth). I hope you all are having a great night and stay safe, everyone.

'Nuff said!