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I'd take one. I was surprised by how often he pops up with the Skeleton Crew in the latter half of the Gruenwald run. He also seems pretty simple from a tooling/ reuse perspective, which might help his chances of eventually joining the line.

Happy to see such a strong showing for Moonstone. Was just rereading some of her earliest appearances in Hulk this week and it cemented how much I'd like one.

Yes, although I worry she'll be an "if you give a mouse a cookie" situation where a long-dead shelf/ team is revived and suddenly I'll want more Alpha Flight. Sort of like how Darkstar and Ursa Major have made me desperately want the no-shot-in-hell-of-being-produced Vanguard.

I will never complain about SDCC Emma Frost toppling my x-villains shelf again.

Yes, actually. Outside the era I usually stick to, but I read his original 2014 run back during the Haslab campaign and was pleasantly surprised with how much I like it.

Absolutely yes to Wyatt Wingfoot. I'm all-in on civilian character, Wyatt is toward the top of the list.

Heroes: 1) Hepzibah - Classic 2) Raza - Classic 3) Mantis - Classic 4) Jack of Hearts - Classic 5) Phyla-Vell 6) Adam Warlock - Jim Starlin 7) Gamora - Jim Starlin 8) Her / Ayesha / Kismet 9) Captain Marvel - Mar-Vell 10) Pip the Troll Villains: 1) Annihilus 2) Air-Walker 3) Nebula - Classic...

Pass for me personally, but he'd be a great choice for an X-Men BAF wave.

Remember them? They've become my buddy's obsession for the past few months! He picked up one on a whim (Sticks 'n' Stones, who has two heads and was voiced by Frank Welker AND Peter Cullen) at a local shop and it sent him down a rabbit hole ... he's bought ten this year, I got him a pile for...

Don't threaten me with a good time. My best friend collects basically exclusively Ghost Rider, Goose Rider has been his number one collectible want for at least a decade now.

As a man who is on his third set of NECA Universal Monsters, I can confirm this. It would also just be great to have versions of those characters who scale with the other lines I collect. How many times have I wanted to set up Indiana Jones versus the Mummy or Dracula.

Give me a "Tomb of Dracula" #10 two-pack to test the waters ... ... then a full fan channel wave for Halloween. Some personal wants: Robbie Reyes, Satana, Zombie, Lilith, Jennifer Kale, Manphibian, classic Daimon Hellstrom, classic Brother Voodoo (fourth time's the charm, apparently), first...

D-Man!! I'd love a figure of him, key figure in my favorite era of Captain America. And like everyone else has said, so easy from a tooling standpoint.

Heroes, Allies, Friendly Civilians: 1) Beast (George Perez) 2) Valkyrie 3) Mantis 4) Swordsman 5) Hellcat 6) Wonder-Man (First Appearance) 7) Firebird 8) Stingray 9) Two-Gun Kid 10) Goliath (Bill Foster) Villains, Enemies, Antagonists 1) Grim Reaper 2) Nekra 3) Moonstone (Classic)...

Mesmero, Ahab, Erik the Red, Living Monolith. I'm pretty content on X-villains, but I'd bite for some silver age weirdos. Especially stuff from the Arnold Drake or Neal Adams issues. Ahab I have a weird affection for because I got the Toy Biz figure as a Christmas present from my younger...

... I voted exactly the same as Bronze Aged, and for identical reasons. If I could only ever get one more ML figure, it'd be training uniform Kitty. She finishes off "my" X-Men, and has always been my favorite from the team ... when I met Chris Claremont as a teenager, I mentioned that to him...

Alicia Masters was robbed! Robbed I tell you! Put her in a two-pack with trench coat, Kirby-style Thing straight away, dammit!

To me it felt very organic ... although Iceman was funny because it felt less like they were enacting what the writers always intended but couldn't make explicit (as with the Claremont-created folks), and more an explanation for decades of badly-written hetero Iceman relationships.

I'm really pulling for another Wondy so I can display one with the East Coast and one with the West Coast shelf. The Abomination wave one just isn't up to snuff any more.

Also, Jesus Christ, MCU figures look scary good now. Like "Attack of the Puppet People" good.

Oh, man, I am so excited about this one! "Amazing Spider-Man" #140 was the first issue of Spider-Man I ever bought!

We should try and tabulate these, it would be fun to see what the overall top ten for the year is. Anyway, there's a few figures I'm sure I'll love that I don't have yet (Iron Spider-MJ, Inhumans), but here's mine at present: 1) Dragon Man: holy SHIT. I love monsters; they're what got me into...

One of my all-time favorite comic books. That first issue has to be one of the all-time Christmas issues too.

Absolutely hell yes to Millie. I've accrued a fair collection of her and Patsy Walker through the years by impulse-buying them whenever I find an issue in a dollar bin. My dad used to give me such shit about them, it was great. She's so key to the history of the Marvel universe and so...

Man, I'd be all over that. Radar-sense attachment would clinch it for me: