SpiderMan

I don't usually make this argument, but in this case, I really think it's greed. For the Sentinel, we knew how many sales were needed for each stretch goal, which were 1,000 sales apart from each other. They went through those goals quickly, and eventually added a last-minute goal to maximize sales. Now they want to wait and see how sales go before they even mention what the various goals are. I think this is backfiring. The point of the goals is supposed to be to entice more people to buy. For some people, it's going to backfire. If they don't think goals will be hit, they won't order, which becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Did Hasbro Toy Shop stop offering free shipping with $50 purchase?

I honestly didn't know these forums had PMs until this post made me go look.

I thought that other Goblin suit might belong to "New Goblin" from Spider-Man 3 or the one from Amazing Spider-Man 2.

When are superheroes going to learn not to throw their costumes away on the top of full garbage pails?

Very helpful advice as to how to skirt the rules designed to keep people safe. Screw the people who might ONLY be there because of the rules, right?

Thought you guys might be interested to know that the Red Hulk wave went back down to $9.99 at my local Target. The tag still says $14.99 so check the scanners!