The Mad Bubbler

Yes! What is up with that face-line??? I'd also like it to include 2 heads- a serious one, and a smiling one; Bobby Drake has a good sense of humor, it would be character-appropriate to have a an interchangeable head with a grin. I think that's my biggest disappointment with the Black Widow they announced- I'd rather have fewer bullet/explosion effects, and an interchangeable head, with a different facial expression (and maybe her hair pulled back).

Hmmm, I may need to start a separate thread about that...

-First appearance Spidey -Peter B. Parker Spidey (in sweatpants) (In To The Spider-Verse) -Firestar -Rocket Racer -Swarm -classic Aunt May (with Ms. Lion) -Grizzly BAF: J. Jonah Jameson Spider-Slayer

Yes. 100% yes. While I doubt we'll see any B-list or lesser-known characters, some of them might have accessories that could be used with other characters (I.E. a tornado with Storm that could work with Whirlwind, etc.). There are WAY too many options for me to list, but some top ones for me would be: -Iceman with a large, posable "ice slide" display stand/accessory, and lots of ice effects, hands, etc.. -Classic Green Goblin, with a bunch of weapons, hands, glider with display stand, and Norman Osborne head. -The Punisher, with a TON of weapons -classic Spidey, with a bunch of web weapons, and MANY interchangeable hands -Hand Ninja, with a huge arsenal of weapons, and many interchangeable hands -classic comic-based Hydra Soldier with a ton of interchangable hands, heads, and weapons. -MCU Iron Legion with blast effects and a ton of interchangeable battle-damaged parts -Doc Ock, with bendable tentacles, posable claws, and a display stand that allows him to be displayed like he's walking on his tentacles. Great idea! A true final battle Iron Man would be a great deluxe figure, too.

Yeah! I would be totally up for a bat-Morbius BAF (and a new Man-Spider, but that'd be better for a Spidey wave)! On a side note, why hasn't Hasbro done a "retro" Spider-Man series? There are a ton of figures I would love to see with coloring and/or costumes inspired by the animated series.

Yes, they will probably do it, and yes, it would be very welcome! They would need a couple of more well-known characters to anchor each wave (The Blade movie wave would have that taken care of easily, of course), but it would be very welcome. 70s Marvel Dracula and Werewolf by night could most definitely use Hasbro updates, and a modern Dracula would also be welcome in another wave. It also might be an opportunity to pepper in some Marvel Zombies figures, maybe to anchor the waves better (I.E. Zombie Spidey in the Morbius-inspired wave). I'd love to get a Danny Ketch Ghost Rider with bike, but maybe 1990s Johnny Blaze, vengeance, and modern GR could go in some horror waves, too. I'm fine if we don't get a Leto-Morbius, since I have my doubts as to how great the movie will be (Hopefully I'll be pleasantly surprised). Since we have a great classic comic Morbius, I would love one based on the 1990s animated Morbius, in the long black coat. I feel like there are enough folks who watched that show growing up that it would sell well.

This figure looks absolutely fantastic. Keep it up with the semi-obscure characters, and then doing an amazing job on them, Hasbro! Yes! I feel like Bagman is only a a matter of time, with the FF being a big part of Marvel again, and him being a Spidey variant. Gibbon, Grizzly, Will-O-The-Wisp, Stegron... keep the funky villains coming!!!

What do you mean? Was thinking of buying that Shockwave- are there issues with it?

Looks awesome! I don't buy a huge amount of Pop! Vinyl figures, especially at regular price, but I will gladly snap-up Bill whenever I see him at a Walgreen's (Thankfully, there are a ton of Walgreen's in my area, and their Funko exclusives are usually pretty easy to get). People hate on Funko sometimes, but their sculpts are getting better and better, and capturing the feel/attitude of the characters even more.

This is top-notch- I've been wanting a ML Shang-Chi for ages, and this does not disappoint. If I have any complaint, it's that the one-piece nunchakus, with their solid, unpainted chains, look slightly cheesey (They would look a lot better with the chains as separate links, or by giving the chains a bit of a paint wash, to bring out the detail. The thing is, even without the nunchakus at all, this would be an A+ figure, so they're pretty much a bonus. I don't love the Demogoblin BAF (I would love it to have a second, more realistic/less-stylized head), but the figures in this wave all look to be very well done.

Marvel Legends is supposed to give us a more unified look across the figures, and they do this 99% of the time... and then there are frustrating examples like Demogoblin. He just looks far too exaggerated and cartoon-ish, especially in the head sculpt. We already had an overly-stylized 6" Demogoblin in the "Spider-Man Origins" toy line- I was looking forward to finally having a more realistic one, and this just isn't it. He's a small enough BAF that they could have given us 2 interchangeable heads, too.

Wow... This is an ignorant, hateful diatribe. You are either massively out of touch with reality, or are just kind of broken, morally. I feel bad for you, you can't be a happy or well-adjusted person. Whatever makes you so angry, bitter, and hateful inside, I hope you figure it out and fix it, so you don't keep living such a bitter, angry life.

Ha. Yeah, there is something about the production figure's face that makes her look a little confused. The prototype shown on the box looks much better- just goes to show what a difference subtle paint changes can make.

I'd be less in to the build-a-vehicle concept. There aren't as many fun display options with, say, a Quinjet as there would be with a Danger Room, etc.. I think durable cardstock floors, backgrounds, etc., with plastic accessory pieces (thrones, crates, etc.). Hasbro did two playsets for 3.75" Star Wars figures last year (which are still available) that, while a little less collector-targeted, were solidly well done, and the cardstock they used is very thick and durable. For $59.99, I think we could get some cool environments, each with an exclusive figure. Throne rooms for Panther and Doom, Danger Room, Sanctum Sanctorum (With maybe a first appearance Dr. Strange as a pack-in) would all be good choices. A more "deluxe" Hall of Armor would be excellent. The two somewhat bigger vehicles that would be good choices would definitely be Punisher's van, as people have been discussing, and Ghost Rider's Charger.

My choice would be Sugar Man- he's jsut such a weird, creepy character. His Toy Biz figure was pretty good, but it would be awesome to have a fully articulated one. Holocaust, while not perfect, was done before, and I'd rather have a new-to-Legends figure. AOA Apocalypse should be done some time, but the Apocalypse BAF wave was recent enough that he should maybe be saved for another AOA, or just X-Men, wave.