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Thanks for the reminder that we have SPDR but no Peni. She's definitely needed.

Yeah, the steel knuckles really do make that hand look more mechanical than it should.

Also same.

A lot of the picks above are obvious choices and some aren't so obvious but absolutely inspired choices. My list isn't going to look super original at this point, but I will add a few characters that haven't been mentioned yet. 1. Ch'od 2. Armor 3. Warstar 4. Dragon Man 5. Mammomax 6. Bi-Beast 7. Hemingway 8. A-Bomb 9. Titanium Man 10. Mojo

1. Scourge of the Underworld (Classic) 2. Enigma 3. Hepzibah (modern) 4. Ozymandias 5. Ch'od 6. Warstar (since that's technically two characters together, I'll skip to #8) 8. Blue Marvel 9. Syn 10. Melinda May (Agents of SHIELD)

Double elbows and butterfly shoulders? I think so.

Yep. Butterfly shoulders, too. Pretty necessary for an archer figure.

Same

Yep. Stakes are important. It would have probably been smarter had Sony saved this announcement for AFTER the movie's premiere, but very few people have ever accused Sony of being smart with Spider-Man.

The shield is wrong, too. She uses her red white and blue shield on that mission.

He showed up first on Spider-Man: The Animated Series, voiced by Malcolm McDowell and then Oliver Muirhead, but yeah, that's essentially correct. Afari in the comics and Whistler on tv and in the movies...so far.

I read somewhere (can't find it now, of course) that he was playing Jamal Afari, but that was likely just speculation.

A new Spiral is long overdue.

Folks, I know it's a little difficult to talk about X-Men without talking about politics, but give it a try.

Eminem coined the term Stan as a combination of the words "stalker" and "fan," but that's not how most of the hip kids on the internet use it. I kind of doubt Ziglar believes some kind of weird conspiracies about Captain America. He's clearly just throwing words around.

It appears to be Norman with a hood and goggles.

Alyson Court confirmed on Twitter that she was returning, but said that she will not be voicing Jubilee again.

Yer damn right there is.

Wearing headbands and wearing jackets and coats with rolled up sleeves.

Alyson Court's coming back! I wasn't a fan of Jubilee on the show when I was a kid (I'm still not), but I've been a fan of hers for years. Kinda weird she sits out the fan events, like Galaxy Con and stuff, but she seems really cool otherwise. Glad to see pretty much the entire original cast is coming back.

Where do you get goo gone? They sell Goo Gone at places like Target, Walmart, Walgreens, CVS, Home Depot, Lowes...it works super well, but it leaves a very strong smell. You also want to use gloves, and probably open some windows because there's some really nasty stuff in there (methyl ether and kerosene). It's a bit more work, but alternatively you can try to peel off what you can with your finger nail, being careful not to mar the plastic. You don't have to get all of it, because the next step is to get a little bit of cooking oil on a rag and rub that sticker crap off. You may have to do it a few times, and of course you want to be careful not to use too much, or it could run off the bubble. Eventually all you have is a spot of grease, which you can get rid of it with a little bit of rubbing alcohol, also applied with a rag. You can use some kind of household degreaser, too, but you'd have to wipe that off with another rag, while the alcohol just evaporates. It's a bit more work than Goo Gone, but it shouldn't stink, and it's also safer.

Yep. Target loves slapping those stickers on pretty much everything they ship, and it can be annoying as hell.

This is something we'll probably all have to cope with again sooner or later. Conventions are coming back and so are convention exclusives.

It probably doesn't make things much better, but Man-Thing is actually limited to 1000. Motubi Man-At-Arms is limited to 500.

It sounds like you might be confusing a Disney + debut or premiere with Premier Access. Premiere Access has been exclusively for movies that were in theaters at the time. These are Mulan (the only movie to actually premiere on Disney + a few days before its US theatrical premiere), Raya and the Last Dragon, Cruella, Black Widow, and Jungle Cruise. And to get Premiere Access to see the movie before the 45+ day window there has always been an add-on charge to the subscription, $30. There was no Premier Access with Shang-Chi. Now it has been more than 45 days (a little over 60) days it will simply be debuting on Disney+ for all subscribers. The 12th also happens to be the day Premier Access ends for Jungle Cruise. This article explains Premier Access really well: https://www.businessinsider.com/disney-plus-premiere-access This is from a C-Net article about the Shang Chi premiere and Disney+ Day: "Starting this Friday, Nov. 12, you can begin streaming Shang-Chi on Disney Plus if you're subscribed to the service. The best part? It'll be free as soon as it's released to the streaming service. That's right, even after Disney Plus Day on Friday, Shang-Chi and a bunch of other premier movies -- including Disney's Jungle Cruise and the Home Alone reboot -- will stream for free as long as you have a subscription." https://www.cnet.com/how-to/watch-shang-chi-and-the-legend-of-the-ten-rings-for-free-this-week-and-what-happens-after/