Marvel Legends - Page 2

**Jester** · 01-29-2009, 01:03 AM

There's a new sub-forum and by God I'm gonna help fill her up.

Marvel Legends figures are truly awesome. They are probably what paved the way for the mass market DC Universe figures (Heck IO know the Build A Figure Concept was jacked by DC Universe.) and maybe even our beloved NECA Turtles.

Though they've gone from one company (Toybiz) to another (Hasbro) and some say quality has diminished slightly because of it, ML is still a great series of figures, encompassing the big names of Marvel comics (seems every wave has a Wolverine) and even the obscure little know characters (UNion Jack anyone?) and everyone in between.

Not nearly as plagued by the same old sculpt, ML figures are fun for collectors as well as kids.

Here's hoping I can have 2,000 Wolverines and 5,000 Spideys by the time they quit making figures.

01-29-2009, 01:03 AM	#1
Jester Rat-faced Dude-guy Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Arkansas Posts: 26,301	Marvel Legends There's a new sub-forum and by God I'm gonna help fill her up. Marvel Legends figures are truly awesome. They are probably what paved the way for the mass market DC Universe figures (Heck IO know the Build A Figure Concept was jacked by DC Universe.) and maybe even our beloved NECA Turtles. Though they've gone from one company (Toybiz) to another (Hasbro) and some say quality has diminished slightly because of it, ML is still a great series of figures, encompassing the big names of Marvel comics (seems every wave has a Wolverine) and even the obscure little know characters (UNion Jack anyone?) and everyone in between. Not nearly as plagued by the same old sculpt, ML figures are fun for collectors as well as kids. Here's hoping I can have 2,000 Wolverines and 5,000 Spideys by the time they quit making figures. __________________ "Clearly, you're Ninja Turtling incorrectly." - Leo656