>>10768011>Especially if they're retro carded or whateverIronically enough, Spiral was retrocarded and had tons of accessories. The entire line isn't consistent and I think it's very annoying to a lot of collectors. I understand cost cutting measures, especially with waves such as Eternals but Spider-Man not having webs and Cyclops not getting his laser beam is a massive embarrassment.
>SpiderMan is expensive to make due to all the webbing needed tons of different tamposSpider-Man not having consistent webbing isn't the norm though. They do get lazy from time to time though, no doubt about that. I recall one of the multi-armed Spideys not even having painted lines despite the sculpt having the webbing included
>The Marvel license costs infinitely more than the Street Fighter licenseDefinitely a factor and props to Hasbro for even being able to produce so many figures. People forget about that whenever they massively shit on them. I for one just want core characters to get definitive releases where everything about the release is great, including sculpting, articulation, and the accessories
>I'm impressed Jada is able to deliver these mostly uniquely sculpted, pinless figures with a couple accessories for the price they're charging, since they aren't being produced in massive numbers like the other major figure companies (Hasbro, Mattel, McF)Juhn is mostly the reason for the figures being as great as they are. Downside is that he is taking his time but the good thing is the quality and especially the learning curve. You hear him shitting on specific aspects of the first wave which would rarely happen with Hasbro or Todd. Hasbro will never admit their wrongs and Todd will only say he'll let the market decide instead of thinking about stupid decisions like side-eyes beforehand. I can only respect someone who works so close to the fans but then again, only that way can you deliver the best possible product
