Hasbro SDCC Exclusives

Joe Moore · 07-08-2010, 05:26 AM

Hasbro San Diego Comic-Con 2010 Exclusives Line-Up

MegaPrime33 · 07-08-2010, 05:36 AM

Not bad I guess. I do love how a 19" figure will be on a blister card. That's pretty awesome.

ludovicotek · 07-08-2010, 06:31 AM

Very useful info. That Spider Man movie figure came out of nowhere, right? At least I don't recall ever hearing about that.

ShawnDustin · 07-08-2010, 06:38 AM

Aaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhh!!! WHy are the wings on thor's helmet yellow in the package?

astig · 07-08-2010, 06:43 AM

cool! me likey Cap, Thor not so much. btw what size is that movie spider-man? is it in 3.75 scale?

Joe Moore · 07-08-2010, 06:49 AM

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Originally Posted by astig

cool! me likey Cap, Thor not so much. btw what size is that movie spider-man? is it in 3.75 scale?

It looks like it, based on details in the figure, but a size wasn't listed.

Shin Densetsu · 07-08-2010, 07:03 AM

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Originally Posted by astig

cool! me likey Cap, Thor not so much. btw what size is that movie spider-man? is it in 3.75 scale?

I think it may be 6", articulation is on par with Hasbro's ML(double jointed elbows). It would have fit right in with the Spiderman 3 line and the line that came afterwards which mixed movie figures with comic. I think it was a figure that was tooled and ready to go but canceled, and Hasbro saw SDCC as an opportunity to cash in on the mold.

Blaster and Thor are the best exclusives here IMHO. That Blaster set is cool. It's like a definitive set.

astig · 07-08-2010, 07:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Joe Moore

It looks like it, based on details in the figure, but a size wasn't listed.

thanks! yeah i see what you mean. they've used similar joints as the MU spidey although no waist articulation(?).

astig · 07-08-2010, 07:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Shin Densetsu

I think it may be 6", articulation is on par with Hasbro's ML(double jointed elbows). It would have fit right in with the Spiderman 3 line and the line that came afterwards which mixed movie figures with comic. I think it was a figure that was tooled and ready to go but canceled, and Hasbro saw SDCC as an opportunity to cash in on the mold.

Blaster and Thor are the best exclusives here IMHO. That Blaster set is cool. It's like a definitive set.

..hmm good point! anyway i guess we'll get confirmation in time.

Shin Densetsu · 07-08-2010, 07:32 AM

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Originally Posted by astig

..hmm good point! anyway i guess we'll get confirmation in time.

Funny thing is, Hasbro could use this mold to repaint in black and make up for their disappointing 6" Black Costume Spiderman from the Spiderman 3 BAF line. This mold looks way better than that one.

trebleshot · 07-08-2010, 08:06 AM

Yeah, but I don't really see anything special about Spidey, aside from the packaging. Maybe once we get more details, it will be self-evident.

Oh, and for those of you wondering about what will come with SDCC Galactus, the pics say it all. Hopefully, Hasbro will announce what will come in the retail version and where it will be available.

For me, the only ones I'm interested in are Galactus and Blaster, but I doubt I'm going to be able to get either one on HTS after the Con. Neither one is as important to me as Soundwave was from last year. If push comes to shove, Blaster certainly has the edge.

artiepants · 07-08-2010, 08:14 AM

wow, MARVEL really got quite a line up... That Galactus on blister card is pretty epic.

ludovicotek · 07-08-2010, 09:44 AM

I think Spidey is 3.75" for the following reasons:

1. Price - yes it could be just a re-release of an already existing mold/figure, but why sell it as a SDCC exclusive for just $10? Doubt Hasbro would do that for a 6" figure.

2. As mentioned, no waist articulation. Seems to be more in line with 3.75" figures.

3. Size of suction cup compared to the actual figure. If Spidey is 6" then that is one big suction cup.

4. The packaging hook for hanging the character on the peg is part of the card, as opposed to the clear plastic hooks that are usually, but not always, used for the larger figures.

Shin Densetsu · 07-08-2010, 10:01 AM

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Originally Posted by ludovicotek

I think Spidey is 3.75" for the following reasons:

1. Price - yes it could be just a re-release of an already existing mold/figure, but why sell it as a SDCC exclusive for just $10? Doubt Hasbro would do that for a 6" figure.

2. As mentioned, no waist articulation. Seems to be more in line with 3.75" figures.

3. Size of suction cup compared to the actual figure. If Spidey is 6" then that is one big suction cup.

4. The packaging hook for hanging the character on the peg is part of the card, as opposed to the clear plastic hooks that are usually, but not always, used for the larger figures.

Articulation is in line with Hasbro's ML figures though. Not all of them had waist articulation either. $10 is the price they sold for at mass market. Also, the Spiderman movies have been out of theaters for a couple of years now, and if this was an old mold that is just now seeing the light of day, it's an easy opportunity for Hasbro to cash in.

If it is small scale, then that's actually pretty cool that the double jointed elbows made it to that scale. It looks far better than any of the current Spiderman line figures.

ludovicotek · 07-08-2010, 10:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Shin Densetsu

Articulation is in line with Hasbro's ML figures though. Not all of them had waist articulation either. $10 is the price they sold for at mass market. Also, the Spiderman movies have been out of theaters for a couple of years now, and if this was an old mold that is just now seeing the light of day, it's an easy opportunity for Hasbro to cash in.

If it is small scale, then that's actually pretty cool that the double jointed elbows made it to that scale. It looks far better than any of the current Spiderman line figures.

Hmm... good points. ML did sell for $10 when Toybiz was making them, but not the Hasbro waves, right? I don't remember now.

Deefuzz · 07-08-2010, 10:42 AM

Wow, I didn't think that Galactus would be $59.99.

Da_Last_2_Walk · 07-08-2010, 11:00 AM

I'm glad they made Blaster to go along with Soundwave!

Ash Talon · 07-08-2010, 11:30 AM

I wonder if Galactus can be removed from the blister and then put back in if you want to? I hope so. I like the idea of getting him a bit early, and the giant card is all kinds of fun. I would just like to put him back on card, if I feel like it.

Tarquinius · 07-08-2010, 03:59 PM

I like all the MU exclusives. Definitely getting Thor, Cap and Galactus

If spiderman was 3.75 I'd get him too

behindthemask · 07-08-2010, 11:42 PM

I dig the vintage looking cap, and the Galactus figure is simply rediculous.. the size/scale and sculpt are awesome, and I can't get over the price $60 is very reasonable for the amount of toy you get as well as he beautiful packaging... My only delema is I want it, want to open it for the working leds and to play with it but the design and rareity makes me think keep it in the package... may have to get 2...

g1fanatic · 07-08-2010, 11:44 PM

Some cool toys are coming out. I'm hoping to grab a couple of items in my wish list.

ZeoVGM · 07-09-2010, 12:24 AM

MIGHTY MUGGS LIVES! Nice two figures on that end.

Thor is great and the Spider-Man figure looks nice and is unexpected. I wonder if it's the start of a new line? Of course Spider-Man still should never have ball joints. It looks awful.

Speaking of, it's disappointing to see that they really are using ball joints on the Ultimate WWII Cap. It looks so terrible and doesn't fit with the rest of the line at all. Lazy, Hasbro.

The SHS package looks great.

ShawnDustin · 07-09-2010, 12:37 AM

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Originally Posted by ZeoVGM

MIGHTY MUGGS LIVES! Nice two figures on that end.

Thor is great and the Spider-Man figure looks nice and is unexpected. I wonder if it's the start of a new line? Of course Spider-Man still should never have ball joints. It looks awful.

Speaking of, it's disappointing to see that they really are using ball joints on the Ultimate WWII Cap. It looks so terrible and doesn't fit with the rest of the line at all. Lazy, Hasbro.

The SHS package looks great.

I think the spidey is just a 3.75 one time special. And those are not ball joints on him, i think they're the thigh cuts like the ones on colossus.

Tarquinius · 07-09-2010, 05:30 AM

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Originally Posted by ZeoVGM

MIGHTY MUGGS LIVES! Nice two figures on that end.

Thor is great and the Spider-Man figure looks nice and is unexpected. I wonder if it's the start of a new line? Of course Spider-Man still should never have ball joints. It looks awful.

Speaking of, it's disappointing to see that they really are using ball joints on the Ultimate WWII Cap. It looks so terrible and doesn't fit with the rest of the line at all. Lazy, Hasbro.

The SHS package looks great.

I remember there was a thread or some sort of discussion a while back ago and there are two or three instances where the balljoints will be used in MU. SDCC Cap, X Mission Wolfie and I think Xmen 6 Pack Wolfie.....

I think it was concluded that this is because the SDCC Cap body may be reused for the Cap movie line so they are killing two birds with one story. Whereas obviously the Wolfie sculpt was from XMO

brianregan09 · 07-09-2010, 06:42 AM

Yeah i'd love if it was a start to a new Spiderman line the other one is terrible bar Rhino and Carnage, I can't wait to get Galactus

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07-08-2010, 07:03 AM	#7
Shin Densetsu OPTIMUS GUINNESS Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 8,542	Quote: Originally Posted by astig cool! me likey Cap, Thor not so much. btw what size is that movie spider-man? is it in 3.75 scale? I think it may be 6", articulation is on par with Hasbro's ML(double jointed elbows). It would have fit right in with the Spiderman 3 line and the line that came afterwards which mixed movie figures with comic. I think it was a figure that was tooled and ready to go but canceled, and Hasbro saw SDCC as an opportunity to cash in on the mold. Blaster and Thor are the best exclusives here IMHO. That Blaster set is cool. It's like a definitive set. __________________ The Transformers! Knowing Is Half The Battle! Thunder, Thunder, Hoooooooo!!!!! Tokusatsu all day everyday! CHECK OUT OUR RESOURCES SECTIONS HERE!: Transformers Database GI Joe Database

07-08-2010, 07:32 AM	#10
Shin Densetsu OPTIMUS GUINNESS Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 8,542	Quote: Originally Posted by astig ..hmm good point! anyway i guess we'll get confirmation in time. Funny thing is, Hasbro could use this mold to repaint in black and make up for their disappointing 6" Black Costume Spiderman from the Spiderman 3 BAF line. This mold looks way better than that one. __________________ The Transformers! Knowing Is Half The Battle! Thunder, Thunder, Hoooooooo!!!!! Tokusatsu all day everyday! CHECK OUT OUR RESOURCES SECTIONS HERE!: Transformers Database GI Joe Database

07-08-2010, 08:06 AM	#11
trebleshot Dark Lord of the 'Ark Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Ohio Posts: 8,224	Yeah, but I don't really see anything special about Spidey, aside from the packaging. Maybe once we get more details, it will be self-evident. Oh, and for those of you wondering about what will come with SDCC Galactus, the pics say it all. Hopefully, Hasbro will announce what will come in the retail version and where it will be available. For me, the only ones I'm interested in are Galactus and Blaster, but I doubt I'm going to be able to get either one on HTS after the Con. Neither one is as important to me as Soundwave was from last year. If push comes to shove, Blaster certainly has the edge. __________________

07-08-2010, 10:01 AM	#14
Shin Densetsu OPTIMUS GUINNESS Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 8,542	Quote: Originally Posted by ludovicotek I think Spidey is 3.75" for the following reasons: 1. Price - yes it could be just a re-release of an already existing mold/figure, but why sell it as a SDCC exclusive for just $10? Doubt Hasbro would do that for a 6" figure. 2. As mentioned, no waist articulation. Seems to be more in line with 3.75" figures. 3. Size of suction cup compared to the actual figure. If Spidey is 6" then that is one big suction cup. 4. The packaging hook for hanging the character on the peg is part of the card, as opposed to the clear plastic hooks that are usually, but not always, used for the larger figures. Articulation is in line with Hasbro's ML figures though. Not all of them had waist articulation either. $10 is the price they sold for at mass market. Also, the Spiderman movies have been out of theaters for a couple of years now, and if this was an old mold that is just now seeing the light of day, it's an easy opportunity for Hasbro to cash in. If it is small scale, then that's actually pretty cool that the double jointed elbows made it to that scale. It looks far better than any of the current Spiderman line figures. __________________ The Transformers! Knowing Is Half The Battle! Thunder, Thunder, Hoooooooo!!!!! Tokusatsu all day everyday! CHECK OUT OUR RESOURCES SECTIONS HERE!: Transformers Database GI Joe Database