[Dr Kain]

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Originally Posted by Ultra Seven

It’s not the team’s fault, but it is getting harder and harder to keep up enthusiasm for this line (and Hasbro’s other collector lines). The shipping delays, price increases, distribution issues, difficult to acquire exclusives, quality control problems, and even the lack of physical prototypes make the lines less fun.

I don't mind the lack of physical prototypes as it cuts down on leaks and it's not like they are at a convention. Physical prototypes only need to be scene when they are physically at a place to show it off.

Everything else, I can agree with.

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Originally Posted by DarthKamen

I'm not paying $75 for Sandman wave Green Goblin

Hold up, that GG is worth $75???? I should sell mine off then as he's just in my storage bin ever since I got the vintage carded one.

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Originally Posted by StuartGreen2019

I'd love a new John Romita Jr. version of classic Hobgoblin and I hope the figure is as good as, or better than, the Toy Biz Hobgoblin figure.

The sculpt on that TB Hobgoblin was nice, but the balls for hips and the pumpking bomb being sculpted into his hand were terrible.

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I would love a Deluxe classic Hobgoblin with alternate heads (Roderick Kingsley, Jason Macendale, and Ned Leeds all come to mind), a pumpkin bomb or two, razor bats, and a better glider.

That's what I said last week. Give me a $50 Romita Jr Hobgoblin that comes with an accurate costumed head, heads of Roderick, Jason, Ned, and Daniel, a new bigger glider, a couple pumpkin bombs and razor bats, and an effect base/glider stand.

I would love to be able to recreate these two moments here in figure form:

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I can't get the feet to fit/stay in the glider

That's because that glider was sculpted for the pointed boots the previous version included, not the short feet the Bucky Cap has.

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I think there's some kind of legal snag preventing Cardiac from getting made into a figure.

How so?

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Originally Posted by Benn Roe

It’s a tournament in Otherworld, which is a fey realm based on British mythology. This whole story was a love letter to classic fairy tales. If it seemed random, it’s because it was. That’s how fey are always characterized in British storytelling. It was perfectly implemented, in my opinion.

Well it didn't fit with the entire storyline that had been happening across all of the books. In fact, none of it made any sense since the whole point of the tournament was to avoid a full scale invasion that ended up happening anyway. The only character who died was some dude named Gorgon who didn't even acquire his sword in this story at all, but I'm supposed to care for this guy? And then it seemed like Satyrnnine could have easily just taken care of the problem herself but didn't because reasons. Either way, I'm thankfully done with that guttertrash of a story.