I was thinking about this today, but what do you think the future holds for the SW line once the movie(s) start up?  If things hold true to the original plans, there could be some sort of Star Wars movie every year for the forseeable future, which offers a lot of toy opportunities for Hasbro.  Do you think the line may go more towards the current Legends/Mission Series format of 5POA?  Then, there's the upcoming Rebels series as well.  Will we see seperate "animated" and movie lines.  Also, where does that leave characters from the OT, or the PT?  Do you think we'll see figures from those movies, or are these last couple of years the last hurrah (at least for a little while)?  I guess there is a chance that maybe the 6" line will be the avenue for people who want classic characters, while the smaller scale will focus more on the current movies, television, etc.  Of course, they could have multiple lines covering everything, you never know.  I kind of get the feeling that if we get a Rebels line, it may not go the animated style route that CW did, and may blend more with the regular line, but who knows.  I do wonder how much we'll get from the past movies when the new releases start up though.  I know when the ROTS line was going strong, we didn't really see anything from the OT, and the same could be said for the other prequel movie years for the most part.  Anyways, what do you think the future of the line is for 2015 and beyond?

I was just watching the video review for the '66 Batmobile over at TNI, and it sounds like it is made kind of cheaply, with one solid piece if lightweight plastic. It seems like it still looks pretty nice, but I think it is supposed to run around $50 at TRU.  I have the Batman/Robin 2 pack on the way this week, and had thought about getting the Batmobile (always wanted a 6" scaled one), but I'm not sure now.  Watched the 2 pack review as well, those look pretty good.  Not sure if I will get any others yet.

Saw them at our local TRU today as well, not sure if they were just put out today or not, but the entire case was still on the pegs I think.  Surprising how much smaller the cardbacks are (on the Mission Series as well), but I don't mind.  No sign of the 6" line, or the Legends, but they had the Mission Series packs there too.  Big difference in articulation and all of that of course, but it is strange seeing two packs right next to the Black Series figures for the same price.  Might make a difference with parents/grandparents/etc. come holiday time.

Looks like the footage from Amazing Spider-Man 2's SDCC presentation has leaked online (at least for now).  It looks to me like this was shown somewhere other than SDCC, but is the same footage from what I understand:

http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/nailbiter111/news/?a=84411

I saw Jabba's Sail Barge at TRU this weekend for the first time.  They actually had all of the newer sets in a LEGO feature section at the front of the store, except for this one, but had the Sail Barge back in the regular LEGO aisle.  I have to say, I was mighty tempted, but didn't really have the money (and should wait until it shows up at Target/WM anyway).  Pretty cool though.

So, looking back at the show overall (now that we've moved onto CEII), what were you most excited for that was shown/talked about at SDCC?  Granted, there wasn't a lot to go on.  I'm still looking forward to that vintage packaged Slave I that is on the way, although that isn't necessarily "new" news.  It may sound like blasphemy, but at the moment I think I'm most excited for the 6" line.  I'm still a 3 3/4" collector through and through, and will be buying some from each of the waves we've seen, but I can't say there are too many figures that are making me think "wow, I can't wait for that one, amazing".  I'm actually a little excited for some of the OT-based Mission Series/Legends figures.  I know they are 5 POA, and I definitely don't care to see the entire line go that way, but I kind of like them for what they are....and appreciate the more manageable pricepoints.

PT does clutter things, a lot.  Noticed the same thing...  Clones alone are a shelf unto themselves.

Same here.  I display stuff from both trilogies (although the majority of my PT vehicles/beasts are packed away), but like Jesse said, the clones really eat up space quickly - and I don't have anywhere near the armies many people do.  I've thought about trying to narrow the prequel stuff down to one shelf, but don't see how it is possible without packing a ton away.

Anyways, as far as Wave 2 goes...not too bad.  Nothing necessarily super exciting, but some nice figures included.  It just seems like much of the first two waves has lost something just because we've known about them for so long at this point, not that that should change the quality of the figures themselves.  I'm getting to the point with a lot of the prequel stuff (clones in particular) that the previous versions are "good enough" for me, and can't see myself buying a whole lot more, if any.