JediJohnson

Shared waves don't sell as well, so now you've killed minimates.

It gets harder when magic in the MCU is actually science/technology that we don't understand; somebody has to come up with the gobbledygook that explains it to us mere mortals. Writing is like math, hard.

I don't understand the "whitewashing" criticism; Iron Fist has always been Danny Rand, and Danny Rand has always been white. Is the argument that white people can't learn martial arts? Chuck Norris might have a problem with that....?

http://www.cbr.com/teenage-mutant-ninja-turtles-animated-2d-reboot/ "Reinvention in its DNA..."

Lego did not make The Walking Dead. Fun Fact: "Lego" is not a generic term for "building blocks." The more you know.....

isn't another criteria that the property is evergreen?

Marvel Ultimate Alliance 1 & 2 were 1) Third person action 2) RPG 3) team based, and I loved both of them. A 3rd chapter would be fantastic, even though this won't be it. Hopefully, they can take some inspiration from the blend of genre.

Too soon to tell; but hope it's great.

Nor are they tigers.

Surely you meant zombie tigers, right?

IMDB, unfortunately, is not a bastion of accuracy. Especially for unreleased movies. Someone probably saw the same footage and added the characters.

Missing WCA Members: Mockingbird, Firebird, Living Lightning, Mantis, U.S. Agent, Darkhawk, Machine Man

I would not love Ben Reilly as Spider-man; Clone Saga was a bigger mess than Miles as Spider-man.

Which claws are being used for Wolverine? The soft pointy original ones or the blade-like slightly harder ones that didn't bend as easily?

My favorite minimate is still wave 2 Spider-man, but honestly wave 5 Captain America is tied. Classic characters, done right the first time. Our Christmas charity this year is helping kids overseas by donating shoeboxes (plastic tubs really) filled with toys and useful items that they need. In the past I have donated to a local toy gathering for needful kids, once giving my whole 1990s boxed Star Wars collection.

You can see it in IMAX, RPX, 3D....any combination. An IMAX 3D ticket locally is about $18, so seven viewings over the course of a couple months.... If you have the time to go to a movie like that, it seems to pay for itself. Plus, the ticket you get is a collectible, plastic card!!!!

Ultimate Ticket: $100 gets you unlimited viewings at Regal theaters during entire theatrical run.

Could you go do a photo shoot at Trump Tower, just to see what would happen? j/k

Good luck everyone!

Congrats winners!

He had his own comic book series, "Peter Porker, the Spectacular Spider-Ham" (Marvel's Star Comics imprint) back in the 80s (?), and has appeared off and on since. (edit to add title and ?, as I may have my decade wrong)

Peeps!

Thanks to everyone for the congrats and the contest! Sorry for the delay in reporting what was in the totally awesome, totally unexpected, sci-fi mystery box, but here we go: Battlestar Galactica Razor Box Set Mortar Pack Cylon Battle Beasts Ruminant/Spyrnus Two Pack Battle Beasts Comic Prologue Battle Beasts Comic #1, Luke's Toy Store Cover Aliens Series 3 Black and Red Hiveworld Aliens Two Pack Burning Warrior Alien Predator Cloaked Predator Shaman Predator TMNT Fugitoid Series 5 Kraang Series 5 Salamandarian X-Files Flukeman Star Trek 3 inch Mugatu Gorn Khan Dr. McCoy Mr. Spock Captain Kirk Captain Kirk with Tribbles Return of the Jedi Kubrick Luke Skywalker Chewbaccca R2-D2 C3PO & Salacious Crumb (Hail Ivan where appropriate)

What did you get, Glantern, and are they awesome?!?!

That would seriously up their labor costs.