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[@GawdZilla84]

Glenn webb would say "giving less but charging more" I absolutely feel that's happening now.

[@the_cheap_ones]

If there is a tomato shortage and a restaraunt has to charge people for tomatoes then one wouldn't get more tomatoes they get the same amount

[@gracerease8913]

@@the_cheap_ones spoken like a true sleeze ball... cough cough.. ryan

[@fightclubify]

RJzilla Well said brother! 👏 👍

[@pastacommie8649]

I miss Glenn always positive, upbeat and funny R.I.P

[@yoitsvic1126]

RIP to the god

[@Ringthedinx]

My only issue is pricing. It is making long term collectors quit collecting and new comers decide to quit early because of the price.

[@ayan31_08]

The again and again reuse of moulds hence having the gummy limbs too I don't like which is going on currently

[@Matthew17veeran]

You're lucky you don't live in South Africa like me. At least $45 US for ANY figure.

[@chickenpit9991]

That's so true, I only started collecting a year ago but decided to quit and sold most of my marvel legends figures mainly due to the price increase and their constant reuse of the same mold that the figure doesn't feel unique from one another. I only kept a handful, mostly BAF and few hard to find figs.

[@kylerush6183]

@@Matthew17veeran wow just wow. I'm sorry man

[@toylips]

It's such a crazy thing, too. It's like, I can defend one price hike over time because that's the way things go, but like two or three in 18 months? What the hell is that? We should all be way more pissed. But it's like we don't have any power here, because they keep selling like hotcakes...

[@ganeshapartners]

2019 was the peak of legends. The 80th figures are still some of the best we’ve ever seen. Bafs and waves (caliban for instance) were great that year too. And legends were still affordable. I miss it. 2018 with the apoc wave was an awesome year too.

[@austiny6019]

2019 was 100% the best year for marvel legends ever from a collecting standpoint!

[@derekgandlofini8058]

No I liked 2017 more 2010 was better too

[@levidu99]

I have definitely been priced out of Marvel Legends, here in Mexico the prices are absolutely insane, I still can’t find AF #15 Spidey for less than 50 bucks, I started getting into Mafex instead, if I have to pay high prices for figures may as well go with the ones that feel like are worth more than $20

[@ShartimusPrime]

Edit: I missed the Terrax BAF wave, which was actually the first ROML wave. Leave a comment, but let me know what your FIRST Marvel Legends figure pick-up was. Thanks for watching!

[@johnchambers1802]

My first Legends figure was the First 10 Years Mark 7 Iron Man figure

[@autobothilt7864]

Vintage iron man. Mark 10

[@ChickenLord319]

My first marvel legends was the wendigo BAF X force Wolverine

[@Galatea_ZX]

the doctor doom figure from the ronan the accuser wave

[@berlyyy]

The first actual figure I purchased n kept in good condition was the Worthy Captain America, like 2 years ago, when I was 14. Little did I know that collecting that figure, would start the amazing journey of collecting another 106 figures.

[@danielcraig9666]

My first Marvel Legends figure was actually the Amazing Spider-Man 2 movie figure. I was out of the Playmates toys before the Legends line started and didn't come back for nearly twenty years.

[@johnallisonalexander6505]

If the Haslab had been Carter Slade on horse, Johnny Blaze on Bike and Robbie in the Hellcharger, for $350, I would have got that. McFarlane has a Gunslinger Spawn with horse for $50, so don’t tell me it couldn’t be done. Tiers after the base offering could have been Blackheart, Mephisto and Damien Helstrom. That would have been an appropriate celebrating of the anniversary of Ghost Rider!

[@Uncleoora2800]

I was JUST TALKING ABOUT THIS

[@theraven268]

I'd rather have Ketch than Johnny since he was recently made in the riders series, they would just reuse the whole thing.

[@johnallisonalexander6505]

@@theraven268 Valid point. I never got the rider series one. I have the Toy Biz one from years back, which although reads Johnny Blaze in the bio, the design is actually in line with Danny Ketch.

[@curtainjerker699]

I'd take that or Ketch on his bike. Would've sold like crazy!

[@johnallisonalexander6505]

I started collecting with the first Toy Biz wave, picking up Iron Man and Hulk. We have definitely peaked and are on a downwards spiral now and Darwin is a perfect example of that.

[@user-fd2ll3zk1r]

what's wrong with Darwin?

[@johnallisonalexander6505]

@@user-fd2ll3zk1r Anthony’s customs can articulate far better than I could. Only reason I got him was because I wanted the Bone Crusher BAF. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4u1hmd9r9p4r7M

[@chicomac8450]

@@user-fd2ll3zk1r everything. An outdated “Pizza Spider-Man” body, that NEVER was able to articulate well regardless of what people say. No accessories other than a set of hands and the BaF piece. No shading, just a plain reused figure that never looked good. Instead of retiring the mould, Why on earth would they charge $25.99+ for it?

[@user-fd2ll3zk1r]

@@chicomac8450 dude it's a char who is in spite of appearance in movie is known to a few geeks and fans, meself included I'm glad we got him at all Also I don't know which accs could be added to Darwin

[@AxeCrazyAutobot]

@@user-fd2ll3zk1r Saying the quiet part aloud here dude. All this crying is just collectors being spoiled brats because a toyline doesn't cater to them exclusively.

[@thefatman69dude]

If they want to raise the price then raise the quality of the figures. Or include more unique accesories. I agree with the comment. We've been in a dark age. Giving us less for higher prices. That to me is definitely a dark age. I know it is because I've gone from collecting whole waves to half a wave to 1 or 2 figures a wave.

[@AxeCrazyAutobot]

It's almost like the economy has gone to shit and we've hit record inflation thanks to a pandemic and a war causing prices on everything to skyrocket.

[@h3lloang3lo]

My first marvel legends was the toybiz pyro but I didn't really start collecting again until like 2015-2016 where I bought pizza spidey. As of rn, in 2022, I've never had such a huge collection of figures before and it's astonishing to me. The pricing on these have made it hard to buy certain figures but overall, I'm in it for the long run.

[@picklechin1970]

Fr

[@geraldbishop2000]

Why for a long run?

[@kylebrown5101]

I remember my first marvel legends figure. It's toybiz series 3 Thor. I got it at toy's r us. Good times.

[@sidebartwist5817]

Can we get a golden age of marvel legends video? I really enjoyed this one.

[@ddrgent3855]

My first ML was Superior Spider-Man from the Ultimate Green Goblin wave. Blew me away and hooked me with the level of articulation on the thing. Collected a lot between then and now, and I just can't get behind the gummy plastic they use in so many releases today. The newest retro Captain America should have been amazing, but the plastic quality just feels terrible...

[@tyestancil2783]

Feels aside, it's amazing 👏, best classic Cap figure hands down.

[@arsenalprime6933]

Same

[@tyestancil2783]

@SW Productions Difficult, maybe, impossible, no. Plus the plastic on that figure is fine, as I have one and he poses tremendously.

[@jokokid4785]

Like many people have said, it’s the price. The figures are great but pricing them 10$ more to 15$ more than they used to be just 4-5 years ago is insane.

[@langleymneely]

As someone that started collecting at the tail end of what you describe as the dark ages the notion that THIS Is the new dark age of Legends is absurd! The figures have never been cleaner, more articulated and with gorgeous paint apps. The only reason I have cut back on collecting is financial. Thanks for the trip down memory lane btw! It put in perspective how and why I started collecting Legends in the first place so long ago! God I hate getting old!😜 My first Legends full wave was that awesome Winter Soldier/Mandroid BAF wave, I loved it! Cheers!

[@prufan]

it's not absurd when you look at those plastic free packaging figures. It's a horrible decision by Hasbro

[@brutusreviews249]

We are in the most expensive days of legends for sure. Its really made me step back and pass on alot of things. Good video Shart

[@ShartimusPrime]

We’ve seen price jumps before, and for less. From 12 to 18 for the Foom wave was upsetting. No ankle pivot PLUS a price hike.

[@JTpopCULT]

I think this is a new dark days. I remember a lot of companies trying to save money and cutting corners but then they figured out people would rather pay more for quality and started upping the price and quality now they’re lowering the quality and raising the prices.

[@BrickIntyre]

I swear when the second wave went up on screen I thought Jean was MCU Wanda.

[@gerrysabron]

my first ML figures were Wolverine, Cap, Thor & Hulk from Toybiz at 50% off/clearance.. I wanted to buy them at first release but I thought they were all stiff as statues like Toad..then the rest's history..found JayC's TNI in mid 2000s & ShartPs channel around 2009.

[@chrish7983]

I think the "dark times" are directly related to the economy and prices of production. When Hasbro's costs go up, they make cuts in quality. Right now they are being comically aggressive in both cutting costs and raising prices.

[@leyenda6149]

Really great & timely video, Russ!

[@grudgematch6653]

The best wave of Marvel Legends was the Man- Thing wave. The character choices were amazing! A mixture of Netflix characters and comic characters.

[@johnthompkins9593]

My jubilee left arm will not stay in its socket. 😑

[@Ismazing]

No mention of the Ultimate Green Goblin wave? To me that was a big part of the return of Marvel Legends.

[@rohantherevolution]

The really Old Marvel Legends look like claymation to me 😂

[@JeremyTKIN]

I actually feel like the ability to not pick up everything but still feel like you are getting a lot of nice figures for your personal collection is a pretty good thing. And price doesn't play as much a part in it as people think with all the places offering sometimes significant discounts on fairly new figures. (Several of Wakanda Forever wave have been under 20 with coupons at different points at Amazon).

[@stephengrant4841]

I mostly but on Amazon, and have never had an issue with price

[@AxeCrazyAutobot]

The same people crying over Marvel Legends going up 6 bucks are happily spending 2-3 times that on Mafexs,Mezcos and Ultimate Ninja Turtles.

[@ShartimusPrime]

Dammit, I actually just remembered now that the Terrax BAF wave was the first ROML wave and not the Arnim Zola Wave.

[@hankv.p6421]

Great retrospective Shart! My first ML purchase was Captain America series 1 👍

[@Ilkvomit]

When Marvel Legend figures go on clearance at a place like Target for instance I always feel that's the base price these figures should be at normally.

[@joaomiguelbc5978]

You forgot the Terrax Wave, It was the First wave in the return of Marvel Legends, not the Arnin Zola one

[@deadmaninc0101]

Got most if this wave a couple years ago in a ziploc bag at a consignment sale for $20, along with the full Terrax and the arms and legs for zola

[@toylips]

For real man I'm just here to hear your thoughts. I get blown away by some of the corner cutting and nonsense sometimes and think maybe you should just remove one figure from a wave if it makes all the other ones better? But I honestly think the figures I buy and put on my shelf are better than they've ever been.

[@sweggyspoder]

I fully agree, it's just sad that I'm picking up less and less figures because of that. I really don't see most Legends as worth these prices. Some far exceed the value, but others... man.

[@meneliktafari894]

Appreciate you bringing this to light …. A worthy discussion in regards to how companies solicit products and the expectations we should have as consumers in this market…… I just don’t want to by the same shit over and over with a new head sculpt and new paint job at a higher price … peace!

[@figment616]

Honestly, with the Engine of Vengeance, I was never asking for it, because I never thought that it would happen and be as dope as it is (or would've been) but I'm super bummed it didn't happen.

[@desantos288]

My first Marvel legends was that Wolverine you showed in the beginning! I'll never forget my sister broke his legs off making him do the splits on a doorknob 😭

[@Glitch2Logan]

It’s not the fact that the darks days are back, it’s the fact that hasbro want more money and they raise prices and lower quality

[@privateprivate31337]

It's the quality really being lowered though? We're now getting pinless joints, multiple hands and sometimes head. Not to mention 3d face printing. The new dark age will probably refer more to window less packaging and the price hike. Quality I think has remained mostly the same, the recent lizard figure is loaded, the same with quake

[@leebishop7591]

🤙🏼 great review. Need to get some past stuff myself. That Foom has been on my list.

[@leyenda6149]

Collectors seem so happy about the explosion of retro card releases, but I'm all like "dude, they are charging more & there's no baf". Plus I open and pose all figures in my collection

[@thetempleton6622]

I think we’re about to reach it in a few years, I’ve honestly stopped buying any marvel legends figures for a long time now. Only bought the ryv two pack recently because I wanted to build the spider family but other than that I’ve been leaning more towards imports It just feels like imports are more worth the price these days

[@mehtheorc]

I've recently started collecting, and looking at my shelf, a lot of characters I wanted were available from toy stores for retail or close to it. Definitely not in the dark ages imo. Prices are a little high, but I'm excited for new releases

[@gentalrobots3988]

My first marvel legend was a toybiz captain America I was about 5 or 6 for my birthday and I didn’t put that thing down for weeks it came with me everywhere

[@KeeperPlus]

That comment was me lol. Im 37. I've been collecting since toy biz days in 1994

[@fikebobby1]

My first wave wave that Guardians of the Galaxy wave … found it on clearance at Target and I’ve never looked back

[@langleymneely]

I thought that Engine of Vengeance HasLab set looked amazing but 349$!?! WTF!? I had no idea it was THAT EXPENSIVE!? I imagined half that price? Was it the cost of the light up fire fixtures!?

[@peerboom]

The dark days were definitely the early Hasbro days. I’m not a fan of the Toy Biz figures, but I regret selling the ones I had. What we’ve been getting now is great. I would like to see more accessories included with some figures, and rereleases of older figures.

[@sladewilson482]

Looking back really glad i took a hiatus from collecting since hasbro took over but did i missed you mentioning the terrax wavee?? But im really glad you are making this discussion videos man, really enjoyed it

[@thebagonline2113]

I remember starting out with the Spiderman Classics series, been collecting on and off ever since 😭

[@AnotherNickMovies]

Legends definitely has a foot in the grave.

[@Gorger12]

Some of the business choices have been bad, price hikes, figures without a baf at $25-$30, re-releases, Haslab, giving meh character versions then the good one. There are still plenty of great releases and the galactus with all the heralds was amazing to get.

[@bigtroy750]

Longtime viewer. My first ML figure was ToyBiz Series 2 Thing, which was a birthday gift from my wife (then gf) back in 2002. Surprised to see the Terrax baf wave missing from this video. It was the first wave marketed as the return of Marvel Legends.

[@luishc4056]

If Hasbro continue with high prices, repaints and Haslab crap obvioulsy will be the end...

[@mindseyemelodies]

my enthusiasm is really waning. nothing coming out I cannot live with

[@joshualastine7666]

My first figures were from the OG Sentinel BAF wave with Toy Biz. I stopped collecting from 2010-2016 but its been an expensive last 6 years of collecting

[@joshualastine7666]

The Apocalypse BAF wave from Hasbro was really what brought me back

[@JohnnyBlaze_616]

You forgot the rest of the late 2010 Toys R Us exclusive two-packs. You only mentioned the Valkyrie and Hulk two-pack.

[@eduardogalindo6065]

Sad thing it's that the fing fang foom wave was the last wave were hulk fans were really give some love with new sculpts and characters, since that wave Hasbro has only been releasing MCU avengers hulks and savage hulks reusing the same sculpts again and again. Being a hulk collector under Hasbro it's really frustrating.

[@scourgeofmemphis9602]

My first Marvel Legends figure was Xorn and I had the figure for about five years before I realized that the helmet came off

[@seancuebas2332]

King Hulk from the Fing Fang Foom wave was my first legend. You wrong about it Shart. It’s bad ass.

[@toylips]

I feel that. 🤘🤘

[@KeeperPlus]

Whoa whoa, I don't care if woman figures are made. I care if they're made with old molds, little to no paint or accessories. Interior materials at 30 dollars plus. That's a dark age of greed

[@privateprivate31337]

The return of Marvel legends started with the pizza spider man wave. That brought a ton of new excitement and added to the body buck system that went along with Bucky cap. The dark age always referred to that Emma frost wave but looking back at it now they weren't all bad. It was always about the reduction of paint apps and articulation.

[@ShartimusPrime]

Hasbro marketed the “Return of Marvel Legends” with that Thor and then with Arnom Zola wave. Pizza Spidey was a couple years later.

[@privateprivate31337]

@@ShartimusPrime yeah, they started the body system there and slowly built a library to what we have today. But I think to the consumer it wasn't fully realized until the pizza spidey wave and things really started to pick up as they redid popular characters under this new body system. I remember that was what really got me back into MLs.

[@CollectingRush]

@@ShartimusPrime The Return of Marvel Legends was the Terrax wave that included the regular version of the SDCC Thor

[@0newingedcrow]

@@CollectingRush I was wondering if anyone else would catch that. Even though it's small, I was so happy with Extremis Iron Man. It's my all time favorite armor.

[@ashurgoodman6351]

What's crazy is I remember seeing the first 2 of these waves in stores in the Midwest and that's like until Fin-Fang-Foom (which I got most of cause I just didn't have Hulk figs and I thought they decent) and Red Hulk wave. The next wave I saw during this period was the 2011 return wave and that was it I feel. So I started on Marvel Universe. Then the next wave I saw was the Groot wave and I was like are marvel legends back this wave looks awesome!

[@sammysstopmotionoas2004]

By the way my first legend was the Toy Biz Cyclops from the Sentinel wave but I got out of Legends for awhile thanks to my re-interest in Star Wars figures thanks to the saga legends toys. My first legends figure when I fully got into collecting 6inch legends was Captain America from the Giant Man Civil War wave.

[@tomtudorweaver1078]

I had some Toybiz ML figures when I was a kid, but when I first started properly collecting the line it was in 2017, so the first ones I got was the Sam Alexander Nova and the Juggernaut BAF wave Deadpool which I'd been trying to find since the prior summer. For me I really feel like I started collecting at an ideal time, as there's been a pretty steady flow ever since of staple characters in the line, I've never had to get any pre-2017 figures for my collection. That said, I've always kept a pretty tight focus when collecting this line, I've never tried to get everything, just the characters I consider the most iconic or the ones I have the most attachment to, and even then trying to be one and done with most of them. With that I've really enjoyed the line this year, and I'll fully admit to really liking the colors and especially the head sculpts on that retro Loki

[@TheGreatDayne1983]

My first marvel legends where the toybiz baf sentinel wave I started on the Hasbro legends with the beast, jubilee, gambit wave

[@williamstacey599]

I think we are getting there to the dark days again just by the pricing and packaging. Love the selection of figures

[@edwinarzola9676]

Loved the video bro! Could you do DC video. How Mattel DC Universe started and how we got to Mcfarlane.

[@1000greyes]

That Spider-Man wave is supper expensive now these days.

[@coolerthanfreezeryee3017]

In my opinion the haslab ghost rider fail wasn't because of the character and car but because of the PRICE ITSELF 350 was way to damn much for it, also the Spidey 5 pack with molten man literally has the same head as nuke from 2016, the constant laziness is also another thing that's killing this line, as well as the price if I'm gonna be paying almost $30 bucks for a legend then it better be damned worth it, which these ones for the most part have not been

[@agentmobius8458]

Stoked about the new Speedball figure!!!

[@felliott7864]

I'm not going to buy the windowless boxes. Can't tell if is inside. Merry Christmas Shardimus Enjoyed this one very much. Stay well FE

[@MikeHunt-fx9rg]

The peak of Legends IMO was the 80 years figs definitive Hulk, Thor, Iron man and Cap colossus juggernaut two pack etc.

[@toylips]

Those are such good figures. I wish that Colossus had double jointed elbows, but that's about it.

[@alessandrosignore7500]

My first marvel Legends was the miles, hobgoblin and ultimate peter from space venom. To this day i still love the hell out of the teen mold and i can't wait for see a new ultimate Spider-Man

[@dunkthepunk100]

I started off getting the Spider-Man Classics and being in love with them and then blown away when Marvel Legends arrived way back in 2001-2 was a completist for so many years and the same as you ive started in the last couple of years to pass on many figures to the point where ive sold off the entire MCU legends and the vast majority of the none spiderman and x men ones too so i can focus in the collection. Very excited to see the X-Men heavy range for next year but definitely picking and choosing now, i have branched out to mafex and sentinel too (the mafex gambit and jean grey figures blow away the legends ones) cant say its dark days the price increases are annoying but have made it easier to focus the collecting.

[@whistlerwade]

Good vid to release now with the new zoom function.

[@thomaswright1445]

juggernaut wave was peak of marvel legends for me

[@sethypoo5728]

60 dollars for the blob, 60 dollars for the doomsday and superman 2 pack... pricing matters for me, im a newer collector and I just can't justify the price of entry for these new marvel legends.

[@joe5462]

Great video, good perspective. Sometimes we forget how bad it used to be 😵

[@nellyraganit8408]

nah!! that cell shading releases throw me off.. history repeats it self. we are coming back to the dark days of marvel legends.

[@AnimalTTC]

I've never quite understood the love for the toybiz era. I had the original Sentinel baf and it is literally the only toybiz era figure I'd add to my collection again. I get the added sculpting and articulation is a draw but most of just look terrible. I refused to buy X-23 even when I didn't know it could be better. Bishop was nightmarish. And the wolverine offerings? Ugh. I'll give points for paint, sculpt, and articulation but the end result was usually pretty terrible looking. So A for effort but an F in every other category. As for the current state... Pinless joints. New bucks both male and female. More character selection. I'd say the greatest weakness is the lack of accessories or at least new accessories. Havok gives me hope though.

[@jakewhite5767]

Every single year Hasbro have gradually remade and perfected almost every Toybiz figure to the point where it's not worth picking up any of them anymore, besides maybe the Monsters pack since they've never been remade yet.

[@JoeAUnCloneD]

The ronin n skrull, iron man n maria hill, nick fury n kree warrior were my first go at trying to collect dark reign and secret invasion charcters....we need a full dark avengers pinless

[@zechariahzenith8762]

Bring back lots of memories seeing Series 1.

[@neftalicavazos8426]

I really liked the Iron Man 3 wave with the iron monger baf

[@OpticBlast-yk5hf]

You forgot the puck and hit monkey waves and the Black Widow/Winter Soldier 2-packs.

[@pugman9672]

That movie guardians marvel legends wave was the first and only baf I ever completed. Child me was so happy to finally have groot but the process was so annoying that I vowed never do that again lol

[@asagreenway8483]

You missed the epic heroes wave and the fact the only place you could get redpool was a discount shop here in the uk,lot of cross pond scalping happened with him 🤦‍♂️my first wave was the toybiz Giantman

[@Tom11025]

My first legends pick was the entire giantman civil war wave which I think to this day is the more better ml waves of that year and the only figure I dislike is probably nick fury or Mark 46 iron man but I still think it's a good wave

[@garcia9242]

I’ve been collecting the marvel legends on the first wave of classic Spider-Man in 2000 And then when the first series came out in 2002

[@BrickMation_Ben]

Ive been looking into figures the past few weeks and they’re all just so damn expensive, especially for good spiderman figures

[@seanmicj4665]

I want another Black Cat figure. I was excited about the most recent one until I got it in hand. We need one with the double joined elbows and more accessories/interchangeable hands.

[@KeeperPlus]

Oopsie? Oopsie we got caught and the people spoke with their wallets

[@aidianajones]

My first Legends figures were the Amazing Spider-Man 2 Spidey and Electro from 2014, and I really enjoyed collecting my favourite characters since. I didn't really start collecting until a year or so ago due to not having the money or space, but almost every figure I bought or considered buying was partially influenced by these reviews. I also used to watch Glenn Webb back in the day, rest in peace.

[@ironmaster8925]

My very first Marvel Legend was 2017 Okoye BAF wave Invincible Iron Man. Loved the figure and still do today, and all we can do is hope for the best while speaking with our money and buying the good figures and leaving the crappy repaints to rot on shelves.

[@toddholland7511]

Oh,and I've been collecting all the way back to the Blade movie figures so,Blade,Spider-Man, Hulk,and X-Men classics,to the beginning of Marvel Legends.

[@Raphmatic5000]

I've collected Toy Biz since the early 90's, so I've been a day 1 Marvel Legends guy. I don't have everything because I was a broke student for most of the ToyBiz days. I worked at Midtown Comic for Marvel Universe and the Marvel Legends Relaunch. I missed a bunch of figures the last four years because I got sick, but the golden age for me is 2014 - 2019, we got a lot of great figures in those five years.

[@AC-94_da_Rap_Arsonist]

The apocalypse wave was literally the first wave I've ever collected 🔥🔥🔥🔥 (around the same time I've started collecting figures)

[@SuperDuperToyBox]

Far from the Dark Age -I can't keep up! And those HasLab figures- amazing (though I didn't buy them). I have seen some figures in the last few years that were bucket -list level figures for me & a lot of collectors

[@miKeYdOEsNtLiKeiT508]

You also missed the terrax wave ..... which is wild

[@RenegadeSpider]

In my opinion, dark clouds are looming over the line again as of late. I've been collecting action figures and Star Wars since 2005.

[@peterquinones2169]

My only problem with these new ML for me is the pines knees but that’s only because the knees are mostly loose and it’s impossible to fix

[@ComradeBobcat39]

I feel like we are just in the dark days of marvel as a whole as the MCU is kinda bland and the prices of figures going on

[@MadCaddyStandard]

I only started collecting a few months ago. Dang it!

[@Maxmumspida]

Started collecting MLs since the first wave and the first Spider-man classics wave.

[@SalCollects]

I started with the Brood wave and only got Bucky, and then even further down the line I got Scarlet Spiderman from the Ares BAF, I eventually got Punisher and Daredevil from the Nemesis wave. I also remember getting a Nick Fury and Captain America two pack which I still own. I was a kid back then and didn't know much of the figures, i thought the packaging was cool and the figures look great, i still own all my first figures and well now i have progressed into a much better collection. I'll keep buying figures as long as there are characters i still need.