Magic the Gathering Legends

docsilence said:
I only very rarely sell stuff off, but if I can move these cards I want to. Especially Peter since I feel like I flushed 40 bucks down the drain with his articulation (on my copy specifically, sounds like it's not a widespread problem.)
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If your Peter is stiff and not articulating well, maybe you should just leave him alone for a while and the problem will go away? If he remains stiff for more than 4 hours you may want to seek help. Or maybe return him.
 
I boiled both my battle damaged Spider-Man figures because the hips were a little harder to move than I like and the tearing hips of the Final Swing Spider-Man are still fresh in my mind. He has all the expected posability. Yeah the next is a little more limited forward than I'd like.
 
I just want to throw out whenever you have dumb little problems with legends like this. And I'm saying dumb like QC. I'm not downplaying the issue for you.

Always reach out to Hasbro. They will not replace the figure one to one they always claim that's impossible.

But with the receipt and the info they ask for, they always send me a replacement equivalent and sometimes it's just like a grab bag of stuff. And sometimes it's really cool stuff. And then I sell that stuff.

I just want to put it out there that they will not solve your particular issue, but you will get stuff. And who doesn't want more toys.
 
Target Circle offers have a save $10 on $40 and save $20 on $75 sale right now. MTG Spidey is included in that.

I grabbed him and a second Classified Law & Order to save $20 and used my Red Card for free shipping.
 
I found Man-Wolf at Gamestop and Agent Anti-Venom at Walmart. Those are the only ones that I've seen in the wild.

I checked 2 Targets yesterday and all either had for Legends were X-Factor Jean and that re-issued movie Spidey.

I've now seen the full new X-Men '97 and Fantastic Four movie wave (finally) at multiple places though.
 
Man-Wolf and MJ aren't major retail, so no Target or Walmart on those two. Venom and Spidey are.

Was able to get Spidey today and his flesh tones don't match between the arm cast in flesh plastic and the painted patches. I appreciate the sculpted tears, but overall... not loving it.
 
Thought I had a lock on a discounted battle damaged Spidey with the Target sale, but the online order for pick up could not be filled, figure was out of stock.
 
Man, battle-damaged Spider really makes me really want a proper Morlun. Taller and a bit buffer like he should be. Morlun always whups the crap out of Spidey so this look just makes me think of him.
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Morlun being so puny was such a disappointment, for a Spidey-villain introduced while I was reading - I was really excited for him. But I don't want to pay Hasbro a second time for what they should have done the first time.

But his little teeny knees in that first image!
 
If there's a 7" suit body that looks like Legends figures, I'd try to make my own. The rubber overlay on the current one might be able to stretch enough with enough heat.
 
TFitz said:
Man, battle-damaged Spider really makes me really want a proper Morlun. Taller and a bit buffer like he should be. Morlun always whups the crap out of Spidey so this look just makes me think of him.
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Yeah my Morlun figure rarely comes out of storage bcause he's just so unimposing on that body. I've been hoping they would remake him on the Tombstone body.
 
I got Spiderman on Target sale and he's nice enough. It's a fun release, Spiderman villains are some of the best MLs so he's just fodder for them. Would have been a decent $25 figure, $40 is way overpriced if you're not getting anything back on the card.

The hip balls, which are more like hexagons, are a little too stiff. He doesn't need so much resistance, he's light. Save this kind of thing for big guys.

Now if you'll excuse me, Juggernaut is going to pound my Peter.
 
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