Here's a general question for those collecting the 3.75" scale Marvel movie lines: are you into having three seperate collections?
Iron Man 2 did this with a Movie Line, a Comic Line, and a Concept Line.
The Avengers line has done this, too. And seeing all of those stupid Reactron Armor Iron Man Concept figures warming the pegs has gotten to be ridiculous.
The Thor line seems to have done away with the comic line, but still clung to the concept / alternate hero look figures.
And the Captain America line still had three distinct classes of offerings.
I for one have stuck almost exclusively with movie figures from all of these lines. There have been some select figures from the concept and comic series lines that I've picked up, but those are minimal at best. Has anyone else been doing the same?
I don't collect a lot of any of these lines and find that all the different versions only confuse me when I'm looking for a specific figure. On the Avengers line, for example, I wanted a movie CA but after loooking at all the versions of him out, I never did buy one because I never found a version that I liked that said it was from the movie line.
The only time I ever specifically went looking for a figure that wasn't from the film was on the IM2 line when I was looking for both the comic and movie versions of War Machine.
Personally, I think they should just do a movie line and forget about the comic/concept crap. Seriously, if I can't figure it out, will kids who just want the characters they saw on screen figure it out? I could see Hasbro coming back for the DVD release, Christmas and early into next year with a wave of Avengers figures based on comic/concept outfits but they should have led the summer and movie release with only movie figures.
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