Ninjak

Hasbro has been really kicking serious butt lately with their Legends figures. Would be happy to win either one of these waves. Good luck to all.

Thanks man.

Got my latest action figure up on my site. http://www.billscomics.com/xmen-comics.html X-Force Wolverine is on a mission to save an unknown mutant that has been kidnapped and is being used for experimentation. Who is the evil mastermind behind it all? Who is the mutant that's been abducted? And will Logan succeed in saving him? What do you think, bub? Here's the cover.

I'd like to see a First Appearance X-Men with Cyclops, Marvel Girl, Angel, Beast in their original yellow and blue/black costumes. And Iceman looking all lumpy and snowy like he originally did.

My number one want is a new classic red Daredevil. The new Black Panther body would be a perfect base to start from.

I'm a lot like Shokker. I sell off a lot of stuff that I don't need. For example I had several different versions of Daredevil in his red costume, and so I picked my favorite two versions, and sold off all the others. Same with Wolverine, Spider-Man, etc. I find there's no reason to have 5 different styles of figures of the same character. And I only buy the characters that I really want from the new stuff when it eventually comes out. For example - I'D REALLY LIKE TO COMPLETE THE WRECKING CREW!

I'd go for the Hasbro version. The ToyBiz version looks pretty cool, but the joints can end up being really loose, while the Hasbro version doesn't have that problem because it has the newer ratcheted joints. You wouldn't want to pay through the nose for a figure and then have it falling over all the time.

No problem Big Bear, hope you like it. BTW, I also have a new Batman Christmas Special a little further down the page under the "Batman" section. Check it out. Happy Holidays!!

I don't get as bored with my figures as much as others do because I and don't just leave them sitting on the shelf. I actually use them for creating comic books. So I'll maintain my collection and keep adding to it as long as I still like making action figure comics, and as long as they keep making new classic characters that I don't have.

Just in time for Christmas it's the Fantastic Four Holiday Special 2012: "Merry Christmas Doctor Doom!" A complete comic book that is available for reading (along with dozens of others) at the following link. http://www.billscomics.com/afcomics.html This comic is actually the long-awaited sequel to "Fantastic Four: Cosmic Doom" (located on the same page as all my other comics). So, be sure to read that one first, or you might a little lost on this one. Check it out. HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL!!!

Thanks damprime.

Bring back TOYBIZ!!!

Thanks Big Bear. I'm curious to know what you think once you read it. Let me know.

I've got a new action figure comic up on my site at the link below. It's Daredevil Meets TMNT. Check it out. http://www.billscomics.com/afcomics.html

I have to agree that the reason Constrictor and Klaw are peg-warming is their lack of consumer recognition. We comic guys know who they are, and I'm sure most of us own them. But to the casual buyer, they probably look pretty generic. That being said, both characters have gotten some recent exposure on Disney XD network. Klaw appeared a couple of times in the new Ultimate Spider-Man show, and Constrictor was on an episode of Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes. Whatever the case, I am glad they were produced. Constrictor has been a longtime want of mine, but I really dig Klaw as well.