DSTZach

If you mean they don't have alt looks, that's correct. Captain Marvel has purple energy effects. She and Vulture have flight stands. The Spideys have weblines and leaping stands. Otherwise, I believe everything else is shown.

I do not believe she comes with an alternate hair piece, no. No unmasked look, if that's what you mean.

No, that's how it appears in the series.

Didn't get a chance to tinker with him at NYCC, but I do not believe so. No alternate parts that I recall.

Official pics: https://news.marvel.com/gear-toys/78933/marvel-animated-minimates-series-7-revealed/

It's Zuri. They''ll be in a two-pack together.

And he is not the only one. Series 8 has two never-made Spidey villains who look like their 616 counterparts, one never-made Avengers villain who looks radically different, a cool new version of a classic villain we've made once, and a nice re-do of a frequently requested Avenger we've only made once before. And Series 9...

You will. There are ten characters on the poster! Granted, we're only making eight of them, but some have key variants. Loki variants aside, I can't imagine who you would cut from Ragnarok. Everyone is key.

You will.

Netflix considers them all one show, based on the list you shared. We have made all four Defenders, some of them twice, in multiple box sets. We probably made more Defenders cast members than most movie assortments. While there were characters in Defenders that did not get figures in the other five sets (the Fingers) they are not any more toyetic than they were the first time around. Even if we had opted NOT to simply make a set with the four Defenders, who all look more or less the same, we wouldn't have made five evil civilians and an updated Elektra.

Not sure! Hopefully!

VEry weird. Sorry, guys.

I understand business decisions, seeing tooling re-use as a necessity and not a shortcut. I understand the challenge of finding a retailer to carry a product, as it is usually the retailer's choice, not the company's. When I was at ToyFare, I justified a lot of my purchases as professional interest, and used them for work when I needed to. At DST, I look at what other people are doing, but I buy very little, I am 100% DST now. Comics, I still love reading anything I can get my hands on. I read Previews in high school, because I had to mail-order all my books. But at Wizard I was no longer constrained by budget, and started reading more Image and DC, which I might not have read before. I've probably been more affected by parenthood, which has constrained my comic and toy spending, and the rise of pop culture to the mainstream, which has made comics more accessible through the library system.

Pretty sure we'll get all of them. We're just tooling Donalds first!

That text seems jacked. I will have them update it.