Honestly I haven't looked up morbius in quite a while, bc he's at the bottom of the list, maybe he is cheap now. I also used the zombie bullseye and vulture with parts swapped out. I feel the same way about some Minimates have to redone for me to get them, off the top of my head, hydroman.
Edit: just looked up morbius and he is cheap, kingpin too
A bunch on classic spidey villains are on my list of "way too much on the aftermarket". Shocker, Kraven, vulture, bullseye, scorpion, rhino, morbius and kingpin. I thought the Netflix kingpin would do fine, but he's just not the same
False. It did make it to production. There was a blue suit variant also that barely made production. I think there are only 5 or 6 in existence, but they were in the clamshell package and everything
It'd be alot cooler if the Baf was on a 3 inch body or larger. That'd have to be a way to get around the 2 inch body restriction, since it would just be pieces called "accessories". Then we could get redo of sentinels, giantman, hulkbuster and galactus then new characters like celestials, a huge crimson dynamo, a bigger groot, spider slayers and super adaptoid
I wish they would reuse the wave62 hobgoblin hood. I love that hood, it'd probably look better on that moon Knight. Also on a new doctor doom *wink wink*
I don't really collect movie versions any more, but I feel like this is the only chance to get the black order outside of maybe corvus (Proxima is good enough for me for the comics display, especially since the movie version is shrinking her head horns)
This is a great looking wave. I know next to nothing about Riri or hydra cap but they look great, really excited about the red king and surtur packs. All 4 figures look great. Don't care about the OML pack, the alt younger look is cool, but Wolverine is always a costumed hero to me, never have cared for his civilian looks
I don't think we need another speed demon, the one from Walgreens is pretty much perfect. I'd thrown hammerhead in the mix though. He and tombstone were kinda heavily in the story