I feel like if they release a mad thinker at this upcoming pulse con, this will sell like crazy. I won’t be getting it but I’m very excited for everyone else to enjoy this masterpiece.
I’ve never cared for Dragon Man (probably because I’ve never seen him in anything), but I have to admit, this figure of him looks really cool. ^^ Oh, and for any other figures like this, I would love to see a Man-Spider. I’ve always loved that design from the 90’s Spider-Man show and it would be great to see a huge figure of it with all of the articulation. ^^
I priced it at a $100 and with standard shipping its under that so you are right a lot of 3rd party figures cost that or more so i give it to hasbro for giving a fair price and not paying in advance is the real selling part for me so i think hasbro got this one right . Its a better way to sell big obscure characters than a crowdfund . I call it like i see it they did good with this one .
I'm already rioting! LOL! Yeah, we need an Android and a Mad Thinker. We have so few FF and Thor villains. I wish they'd do a couple of classic villains waves.
Something to remember when comparing prices with other companies - those companies have higher costs because Hasbro is a much larger company and can buy plastic, for example, in bulk at much lower costs than small companies. Hasbro also has far greater market reach and exposure. So they should be able to offer figures at a better price than smaller competitors. For example, if I opened up Vintage Bob's Hamburger Shop, I could never afford to offer burgers at a price equal to or lower than McDonald's. They'd always win the price war and be able to sell burgers for far less than I could and still stay in business. So it's not a fair comparison.
Hasbro Pulse made it free shipping on orders over a certain amount, maybe 75 USD, for people in the U.S.A. and even Canada! So the whole of the "contiguous" North America gets free shipping at a certain total, which was a very smart move on their part and encourages a lot more purchases. Their shipping cost is somehow quite low also even if one doesn't reach the price, but Dragon Man is automatically free shipping for anyone in North America.
I'm just here watching the cartoons and stuff behind you on the green screen! 😂😂 This figure is very cool! I already have a lot of stuff on pre-order, so pass for me. Im glad for those who get him! Btw, Dave, you got some nice ink 👍
Hi Dave, first time I encountered Dragon Man was in a trade of a Captain America trade paperback of War and Remembrance. Dragonman at the time was a mindless creature and was being manipulated by Machinesmith. It showcased Dragonman as being almost unstoppable so posing him fighting Captain America on a rooftop diorama would be awesome. Thinking of that trade Captain America also fought Batroc, Mr Hyde (who we have already had in Legends form) and a character I would love to see in figure form is Baron Blood. If you haven't heard of him you could probably guess that he is a vampire character, who became a vampire when he encountered Dracula. I can't remember how, but he is also related to the original Union Jack from WW II. C'mon Hasbro you gave us an obscure vampire with Bloodstorm, give us Baron Blood!
Wow, you discovered Dragon Ma towards the time when I stopped collecting current comics. And what a way to be introduced! Great story and great art! I remember Dragon Man from early FF stories, but that's why I'm "vintage". LOL! And yes, I'd also love to see a Baron Blood figure, and Union Jack and obscure villains from the Invaders like Scarlet Scarab and Master Man! And of course, the Liberty Legion!
@@Vintage-Bob Hasbro has done some obscure characters so don't give up hope. I had been collecting comics from late 70s (pocket money permitting lol). I bought any Marvel comic in local newsagent which were the UK reprints. They would occasionally have the odd American comics. My dad had ordered the Spiderman Weekly comic for my brother and I. But then the UK serialisation of Secret Wars came out in the mid 80s and I was hooked. I went to college and one of my friends introduced me to the specialist comic shops in Glasgow 30 miles away. I pre-ordered many titles in the 90 and early 2000s due to the many crossover stories. I think the earliest figure I got was Thanos and Lady Death, or Moon Knight from the Modok wave. I have stopped buying comics in the early 2010s around the time they started replacing characters with gender and race swapped versions that were terrible.
Food for thought - let's look at the Figura Obscura Anubis & Bastet figure set by Four Horsemen. It was $188 (at least one one website not sure of other places since it's sold out). You get two 7" figures with absolutely amazing and flawless sculpts and detailing. Anubis comes with 2 pairs of feet, 5 sets of hands, an ankh, a staff, 3 heads, canopic jars, a head scarf, two Egyptian symbol pieces, and...I forget the name of it, but it looks like the Ark of the Covenant with an Anubis jackal sitting atop it. Bastet comes with 4 heads, 6 sets of hands, 2 sets of feet, a faux malachite 4" cat statue, a basked, a few canopic jars, and a few Egyptian symbols or weapons. The box itself is a piece of art (with magnetic seals) and has inserts of amazingly high quality art that can be used as backgrounds. The detailing on these figures is insane! And yet Crystal and Lockjaw are $70? Phoenix is $50 and all she comes with is six cents worth of flame effect an an extra pair of hands? No way. No way if we compare the Four Horsemen Egyptian gods set to Lockjaw or Dragon Man or Phoenix can we say the Hasbro price is worth it. I mean, that's a comparison that puts things into perspective. Anyone lucky enough to have these Four Horsemen figures in hand knows what I'm talking about. These aren't toys. They're articulated museum pieces with works of art for the packaging. So no way can I justify the prices Hasbro has been churning out lately. I wonder how much Kang will be? Probably $75 or more.
While the Lockjaw and Crystal price is insane the conspiracy theorist in me thinks that this is on purpose. I think Hasbro knows they're gonna have a hard time pushing them either way so they want as much money upfront as they can get before the price drops by 50% in 5 months. Non one should be pre-ordering those figures. Call it a patience tax for those who do.
I'm 100% certain of what's going on. While Odin is overpriced at $65 and Crystal/Lockjaw is also way overpriced (a minimally articulated Lockjaw is not worth $45), they're gone completely insane with Phoenix. A $25 with an added $0.06 worth of plastic and they're charging $50? Insane. Dragon Man is also not worth $85. That price is way too high. I can see possibly $60, but I think most action figures these days are just way too pricey. And why is this happening? That's where my 100% certainty comes in. What did Hasbro NOT do this year? A Haslab. No Haslab means a lot less income. The Giantman Haslab earned them $2.4 MILLION. Galactus brought in a whopping $14 MILLION. I forget the numbers on Sentinel - I think that one pulled in $12 MILLION. When the Engine of Failure flopped, we saw price increases, didn't we? And now with no Haslab this year, that's millions of dollars that Hasbro will NOT be earning. So the devious idiots running the company decided to sell us things like a $25 Phoenix and then slap on a $25 "fee" for the extra six cents worth of plastic. I wonder how expensive Kang and his chair is going to be?
As long as I have been collecting BAFs, I wonder if we could get more frequent character-specific accessories and have maybe 1 BAF a year with more large figures coming through Hasbro Pulse instead. I know the BAF encourages people to buy entire waves, though...
$85 is the nail in my Hasbro coffin, as far as Pulse goes... I'm only getting figs from my local toy store from here on out. No more shipping.... Waiting.... Sighing from my lack of funds. (Dragon Man sure is chonky though!)
I mean its basically a BAF+ at less than the price of a whole wave of hit or miss figures. I havent been too keen on legends lately BUT this is leagues better than a Haslab, this imo is the way it should be "if people want it cool if you dont also cool but people dont have to HOPE for it to fund"
As someone outside of the US.....Im in Canada......I was worried about this one cause I really want a Dragonman in the Collection and price is a factor of course especially when I'm paying exchange duties taxes shipping etc. etc. It's kept me out of the Haslabs because most of them translate to aprox $700 so nope......but this ain't bad.....Im doing it damn it!!!!
@constantineholmes yea see that's not terrible I honestly figured it'd be $130usd MSRP and I still might have done it at this price I ordered 2 just in case there's an issue cause they ain't making more
This is priced very close to third party chunky monster figures. Hasbro finally woke up, but by doing this they just showed us again how their current pricing is wacked, hope they give us a marvel v capcom sentinel $99
What do you all think of the big, round, back of the head of the Dragon Man design? Not an issue with price or anything, it looks good to me in all those?aspects, but I just mean the design of the character and the shapes on the face and head, like the beak and high nose, and the shape of the head? Do any/many of you like it? I have it pre-ordered currently but I am pretty sure I don't like the design of the character anyway. It doesn't look "cool" to me, but I like this toy version's face and eyes more than some of the art for the character, but the head design looks pretty bad and silly to me. Does?anyone else find the character's head pretty stupid looking and unappealing? " The android known as Dragon Man was an invention of State University's Professor Gregson Gilbert. During the battle with the Fantastic Four, the Dragon Man became attracted to their female member the Invisible Girl and it fled with her to Dead Man's Lake. "
As I told a friend, I think Hasbro tested the waters and overpriced the Crystal and Lockjaw and it backfired on them, and last minute they reduced the price on DragonMan to balance the situation. They are not going to lose regardless!!
@@SoldadoColeccionista8927 It kind of boggles my mind that we haven't got one yet. Who doesn't want a big chonkin Spiderslayer? I know I'm dying for one.
I don't consider the Marvel Handbook to be reliably accurate. Often it lists heights of characters that are not at all in line with how they are drawn or have been traditionally drawn for decades. If you look at how Kirby drew him in his 2nd appearance in FF #44 (its here in his 2nd appearance where we get some art angles that show his height better in relation to other characters) on pg. 8 & 9, you can see he is just barely taller than Medusa and Gorgon. Of course, this changes here and there depending on the perspective of the shot. But looking at the figure, I think 10" is about right. It "looks" in proportion to how he looks in the comic books. A 15" Dragon Man would look WAY too tall.
I'm the opposite. Dragon Man is a must have for me. But to offset the price, I've cancelled other figures I ordered that I only kinda sorta wanted. One way or another Hasbro, you're not screwing me. I REALLY hope that since they've been on an FF kick lately - Crystal and Lockjaw, now Dragon Man and Karnak awhile back, that they reveal Gorgon, Triton and Maximus so at least ONE of my teams can be complete!
So many of these newer hasbro figures are super overpriced to me, but this dragon man is amazing! I’d much rather spend $85 on a well articulated and sculpted MASSIVE dragon man than spend $100 on some import of a character I can get for $25 from hasbro
In the UK 86 quid is 112 bucks Despite reading comics for quite a long time I have no clue who this guy is so, no thanks. Flipping them is an intriguing idea though lol. 👍🤘
85$ is ridiculousness 🤦🏽♂️ you can’t think this is worth it when you can get marvel select figs same height and weight! Heck the new hulk buster is 60$ you gots to be a HAS-BRO if you think this is a good price.
@@DisplayingModelBehaviour I agree. Marvel Select doesn't have the articulation and all that. Still, I consider Dragon Man way overpriced. Same with Odin, Crystal/Lockjaw. Phoenix is criminally overpriced. Fans wit any sense should be calling for a boycott on that. A $25 with six cents worth of extra plastic and they want $50? I know it looks good, but that's just price gouging that's egregious and ridiculous even by Hasbro standards!
I had expected Dragon Man to cost between $80-$120..so for $85 I pre-ordered it right away. I'm looking forward to adding Dragon Man to my Marvel Legends collection! 🐉🐉
@@constantineholmes Oh wait...it looks like I wasn't charged shipping either and I don't have Premium. Is it because there's free shipping over a certain dollar amount? It does show $5.31 in tax. I'm still trying to find out whether I need Pulse Premium to pre-order Kang. If they give Premium members access early, then it's gonna sell out before the rest of us can get it.
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Bigger onslaught, world war hulk/gladiator hulk, and 10-12 inch sentinals,
10" Sentinels would be awesome!
I would love a gladiator hulk
@@KingK_Cub 4 sets of heads, calm and angry gladiator hulk and king hulk. If he has great butterfly joints then 4 sets of hands, weapons and shield
Brood Queen!!!
You guys are all geniuses, for real! These would be awesome
I'm gonna get Dragon Man. I want more projects like him (mutants).
Movie you were quoting at the beginning was from Dumb and Dumber 😉
I am very excited for dragon man!!
Bi-beast next! Please
I love the use of the PS1 Fantastic Four game, in the background.
I feel like if they release a mad thinker at this upcoming pulse con, this will sell like crazy. I won’t be getting it but I’m very excited for everyone else to enjoy this masterpiece.
lockjaw and crystal pricing makes phoenix one looks like a steal
Dave man, I am 100% with you on the Spider Slayer! I would be over the moon for one of those.
Bring it on!
I’ve never cared for Dragon Man (probably because I’ve never seen him in anything), but I have to admit, this figure of him looks really cool. ^^
Oh, and for any other figures like this, I would love to see a Man-Spider. I’ve always loved that design from the 90’s Spider-Man show and it would be great to see a huge figure of it with all of the articulation. ^^
Man spider would be fun
I priced it at a $100 and with standard shipping its under that so you are right a lot of 3rd party figures cost that or more so i give it to hasbro for giving a fair price and not paying in advance is the real selling part for me so i think hasbro got this one right . Its a better way to sell big obscure characters than a crowdfund . I call it like i see it they did good with this one .
Yeah no arguments
If Dragon Man does not lead to Awesome Android we riot. #justiceforandy
I'm already rioting! LOL! Yeah, we need an Android and a Mad Thinker. We have so few FF and Thor villains. I wish they'd do a couple of classic villains waves.
Bring it on!
Can't wait. Already preordered mine.
I love ❤ your energy, Dave
That's a great price. I'm a Captain America fan. He only appeared once in Cap comics...I think I can fit him in...!
That’s a good enough excuse!
Something to remember when comparing prices with other companies - those companies have higher costs because Hasbro is a much larger company and can buy plastic, for example, in bulk at much lower costs than small companies. Hasbro also has far greater market reach and exposure. So they should be able to offer figures at a better price than smaller competitors. For example, if I opened up Vintage Bob's Hamburger Shop, I could never afford to offer burgers at a price equal to or lower than McDonald's. They'd always win the price war and be able to sell burgers for far less than I could and still stay in business. So it's not a fair comparison.
That’s very true
Hasbro Pulse made it free shipping on orders over a certain amount, maybe 75 USD, for people in the U.S.A. and even Canada! So the whole of the "contiguous" North America gets free shipping at a certain total, which was a very smart move on their part and encourages a lot more purchases. Their shipping cost is somehow quite low also even if one doesn't reach the price, but Dragon Man is automatically free shipping for anyone in North America.
Ah thank you for the US perspective!
FREE SHIPPING! I ordered right away!
Well I’ll be darned!
I'm just here watching the cartoons and stuff behind you on the green screen! 😂😂 This figure is very cool! I already have a lot of stuff on pre-order, so pass for me. Im glad for those who get him!
Btw, Dave, you got some nice ink 👍
I've been so excited for dragon man I got my preorder in plus I have the original dragon man so I can compare them
Yeah I think I’ll bite
I Love Dragon-Man!
Should have added at least one flaming effect for his mouth, like breathing fire, that would of been the icing on the cake.
God forbid, they'd have jacked the price up to $100+ for that. Hasbro is price gouging now.
@@Vintage-Bob A nice fire effect instead of the book and glasses.
I love it. Wish I didn't have to wait a year...
Only builds the anticipation! :)
Hi Dave, first time I encountered Dragon Man was in a trade of a Captain America trade paperback of War and Remembrance. Dragonman at the time was a mindless creature and was being manipulated by Machinesmith. It showcased Dragonman as being almost unstoppable so posing him fighting Captain America on a rooftop diorama would be awesome. Thinking of that trade Captain America also fought Batroc, Mr Hyde (who we have already had in Legends form) and a character I would love to see in figure form is Baron Blood. If you haven't heard of him you could probably guess that he is a vampire character, who became a vampire when he encountered Dracula. I can't remember how, but he is also related to the original Union Jack from WW II. C'mon Hasbro you gave us an obscure vampire with Bloodstorm, give us Baron Blood!
He's like Union Jack's great-uncle or something. And I never thought about but yes -- a Baron Blood figure would be awesome!
Wow, you discovered Dragon Ma towards the time when I stopped collecting current comics. And what a way to be introduced! Great story and great art! I remember Dragon Man from early FF stories, but that's why I'm "vintage". LOL! And yes, I'd also love to see a Baron Blood figure, and Union Jack and obscure villains from the Invaders like Scarlet Scarab and Master Man! And of course, the Liberty Legion!
@@Vintage-Bob Hasbro has done some obscure characters so don't give up hope. I had been collecting comics from late 70s (pocket money permitting lol). I bought any Marvel comic in local newsagent which were the UK reprints. They would occasionally have the odd American comics. My dad had ordered the Spiderman Weekly comic for my brother and I. But then the UK serialisation of Secret Wars came out in the mid 80s and I was hooked. I went to college and one of my friends introduced me to the specialist comic shops in Glasgow 30 miles away. I pre-ordered many titles in the 90 and early 2000s due to the many crossover stories. I think the earliest figure I got was Thanos and Lady Death, or Moon Knight from the Modok wave. I have stopped buying comics in the early 2010s around the time they started replacing characters with gender and race swapped versions that were terrible.
Man there’s some serious nostalgia there!
Food for thought - let's look at the Figura Obscura Anubis & Bastet figure set by Four Horsemen. It was $188 (at least one one website not sure of other places since it's sold out). You get two 7" figures with absolutely amazing and flawless sculpts and detailing. Anubis comes with 2 pairs of feet, 5 sets of hands, an ankh, a staff, 3 heads, canopic jars, a head scarf, two Egyptian symbol pieces, and...I forget the name of it, but it looks like the Ark of the Covenant with an Anubis jackal sitting atop it. Bastet comes with 4 heads, 6 sets of hands, 2 sets of feet, a faux malachite 4" cat statue, a basked, a few canopic jars, and a few Egyptian symbols or weapons. The box itself is a piece of art (with magnetic seals) and has inserts of amazingly high quality art that can be used as backgrounds. The detailing on these figures is insane!
And yet Crystal and Lockjaw are $70? Phoenix is $50 and all she comes with is six cents worth of flame effect an an extra pair of hands? No way. No way if we compare the Four Horsemen Egyptian gods set to Lockjaw or Dragon Man or Phoenix can we say the Hasbro price is worth it. I mean, that's a comparison that puts things into perspective. Anyone lucky enough to have these Four Horsemen figures in hand knows what I'm talking about. These aren't toys. They're articulated museum pieces with works of art for the packaging. So no way can I justify the prices Hasbro has been churning out lately. I wonder how much Kang will be? Probably $75 or more.
Yeah those are fair points
While the Lockjaw and Crystal price is insane the conspiracy theorist in me thinks that this is on purpose. I think Hasbro knows they're gonna have a hard time pushing them either way so they want as much money upfront as they can get before the price drops by 50% in 5 months. Non one should be pre-ordering those figures. Call it a patience tax for those who do.
I'm 100% certain of what's going on. While Odin is overpriced at $65 and Crystal/Lockjaw is also way overpriced (a minimally articulated Lockjaw is not worth $45), they're gone completely insane with Phoenix. A $25 with an added $0.06 worth of plastic and they're charging $50? Insane. Dragon Man is also not worth $85. That price is way too high. I can see possibly $60, but I think most action figures these days are just way too pricey. And why is this happening? That's where my 100% certainty comes in. What did Hasbro NOT do this year?
A Haslab.
No Haslab means a lot less income. The Giantman Haslab earned them $2.4 MILLION. Galactus brought in a whopping $14 MILLION. I forget the numbers on Sentinel - I think that one pulled in $12 MILLION. When the Engine of Failure flopped, we saw price increases, didn't we? And now with no Haslab this year, that's millions of dollars that Hasbro will NOT be earning. So the devious idiots running the company decided to sell us things like a $25 Phoenix and then slap on a $25 "fee" for the extra six cents worth of plastic. I wonder how expensive Kang and his chair is going to be?
Can't believe his close wing is not even painted...
Well spotted. I didn’t notice that
Redeem yourself quote is from Dumb and Dumber
Nailed it!
Wow! I wonder if they're gonna do the Mecha-Hulk next?
That would be a fun choice
Im not familiar with this character but I pulled the trigger. I’m half excited about even the price.
Yeah he looks so fun
With some retooling theyve got an amazing Abomination so I hope they make that happen eventually.
Or maybe A-Bomb?
@@nosedigger94 why not both? 🙏
As long as I have been collecting BAFs, I wonder if we could get more frequent character-specific accessories and have maybe 1 BAF a year with more large figures coming through Hasbro Pulse instead. I know the BAF encourages people to buy entire waves, though...
I feel like they really haven’t been putting the love in to the bafs.
Just pre order my moon dragon. I definitely need a sentinel in my collection
Happy hunting!
$85 is the nail in my Hasbro coffin, as far as Pulse goes...
I'm only getting figs from my local toy store from here on out.
No more shipping....
Waiting....
Sighing from my lack of funds.
(Dragon Man sure is chonky though!)
I mean its basically a BAF+ at less than the price of a whole wave of hit or miss figures. I havent been too keen on legends lately BUT this is leagues better than a Haslab, this imo is the way it should be "if people want it cool if you dont also cool but people dont have to HOPE for it to fund"
I mean a mafex figure is around 85 too and it's only 6 inch
@@hrishikeshsaikia476 Apples and oranges.
As someone outside of the US.....Im in Canada......I was worried about this one cause I really want a Dragonman in the
Collection and price is a factor of course especially when I'm paying exchange duties taxes shipping etc. etc. It's kept me out of the Haslabs because most of them translate to aprox $700 so nope......but this ain't bad.....Im doing it damn it!!!!
Honestly I’m not sure if it’s different between USA and Canada
@DisplayingModelBehaviour yea our dollar is worthless at the moment so the exchange and duties bringing it across the border kill ya
I'm in Canada too. I ordered it, and it came out to $95 USD (with the tax)--which is $128 CD. FREE SHIPPING
@constantineholmes yea see that's not terrible I honestly figured it'd be $130usd MSRP and I still might have done it at this price I ordered 2 just in case there's an issue cause they ain't making more
This is priced very close to third party chunky monster figures. Hasbro finally woke up, but by doing this they just showed us again how their current pricing is wacked, hope they give us a marvel v capcom sentinel $99
Yeah it’s reasonably in line
Wait how is the payment stituation gonna work?
I'm pretty sure you get charged when the pre order window ends
No, a few days before it ships. It mentions on the site.
Nope
Well, I ordered it and wasn’t charged.
Actually I have checked and the site clearly states that they will charge you when the item is ready to ship.
What do you all think of the big, round, back of the head of the Dragon Man design? Not an issue with price or anything, it looks good to me in all those?aspects, but I just mean the design of the character and the shapes on the face and head, like the beak and high nose, and the shape of the head? Do any/many of you like it? I have it pre-ordered currently but I am pretty sure I don't like the design of the character anyway. It doesn't look "cool" to me, but I like this toy version's face and eyes more than some of the art for the character, but the head design looks pretty bad and silly to me. Does?anyone else find the character's head pretty stupid looking and unappealing?
"
The android known as Dragon Man was an invention of State University's Professor Gregson Gilbert.
During the battle with the Fantastic Four, the Dragon Man became attracted to their female member the Invisible Girl and it fled with her to Dead Man's Lake.
"
I quite like the design. It’s so unique to the character
As I told a friend, I think Hasbro tested the waters and overpriced the Crystal and Lockjaw and it backfired on them, and last minute they reduced the price on DragonMan to balance the situation. They are not going to lose regardless!!
The Hasbro House always wins!
@@DisplayingModelBehaviour yep, I notice that you keep bringing the Spider Slayer as some kind of Haslab type, and I can’t agreed more!!
@@SoldadoColeccionista8927 It kind of boggles my mind that we haven't got one yet. Who doesn't want a big chonkin Spiderslayer? I know I'm dying for one.
I also strongly suspected they had originally planned Dragon Man at $100 and then changed it. $84 is an odd price.
@@Vintage-Bob agreed! HASBRO BEEN HASBRO!!
Is it undersized? Marvel Handbook has him at 15’3” which would translate to 15” tall if a 6 foot something character measures 6 something inches
I don't consider the Marvel Handbook to be reliably accurate. Often it lists heights of characters that are not at all in line with how they are drawn or have been traditionally drawn for decades. If you look at how Kirby drew him in his 2nd appearance in FF #44 (its here in his 2nd appearance where we get some art angles that show his height better in relation to other characters) on pg. 8 & 9, you can see he is just barely taller than Medusa and Gorgon. Of course, this changes here and there depending on the perspective of the shot. But looking at the figure, I think 10" is about right. It "looks" in proportion to how he looks in the comic books. A 15" Dragon Man would look WAY too tall.
@@Vintage-Bob appreciate the breakdown. Makes sense , Thanks
Yeah I think the size is pretty much in line with how he’s often drawn.
Chunky-chunky 😅
I’m waiting for this Friday’s reveals and hopeful a showing of dragon man before putting money down. dragon man is a want not a need for me.
I'm the opposite. Dragon Man is a must have for me. But to offset the price, I've cancelled other figures I ordered that I only kinda sorta wanted. One way or another Hasbro, you're not screwing me. I REALLY hope that since they've been on an FF kick lately - Crystal and Lockjaw, now Dragon Man and Karnak awhile back, that they reveal Gorgon, Triton and Maximus so at least ONE of my teams can be complete!
@@Vintage-Bob i hear you. dragon man is 3 to 4 figures once taxes are included for me.
When could we expect a new Fantastic Four wave that is based on Jake Kirby design that I heard about?
No hints of it yet
Hasbro did good with Dragon-Man and the small details 😍
Also, that looks like a cool tattoo on your arm. What's the design of?
It’s a logo that my friend and I used in our business. He passed way a few years ago and it’s a tribute to him.
So many of these newer hasbro figures are super overpriced to me, but this dragon man is amazing! I’d much rather spend $85 on a well articulated and sculpted MASSIVE dragon man than spend $100 on some import of a character I can get for $25 from hasbro
Dumb and Dumber. These youngsters don’t know.
A classic!
@@DisplayingModelBehaviour Austria? G’day, mate.
I rather them finish the AOA wave.
I’d love to see that
Please start doing your ranking lists again. Feels like it’s been a while since we’ve had a Top 50
He's worth the price comparing it to Crystal and Lockjaw $75 isn't.
In the UK 86 quid is 112 bucks Despite reading comics for quite a long time I have no clue who this guy is so, no thanks. Flipping them is an intriguing idea though lol. 👍🤘
Dumb and Dumber!
Nailed it!
Shame y'all don't get free shipping like the US
I’ll admit I need to double check that
Uk fans getting stiffed an extra £20 gbp on top. Should be £65 quid not £86.99.
😢😢😢where can I order this in Australia Hasbro hates us hear😭
Hopefully more info will be released for Oz
Dumb and Dumber the best movie ever 😂
Got it!
85$ is ridiculousness 🤦🏽♂️ you can’t think this is worth it when you can get marvel select figs same height and weight! Heck the new hulk buster is 60$ you gots to be a HAS-BRO if you think this is a good price.
Honestly it really just comes down to opinion. I much prefer the quality and style of Legends over select. I find select feel quite cheap
@@DisplayingModelBehaviour I agree. Marvel Select doesn't have the articulation and all that. Still, I consider Dragon Man way overpriced. Same with Odin, Crystal/Lockjaw. Phoenix is criminally overpriced. Fans wit any sense should be calling for a boycott on that. A $25 with six cents worth of extra plastic and they want $50? I know it looks good, but that's just price gouging that's egregious and ridiculous even by Hasbro standards!
I had expected Dragon Man to cost between $80-$120..so for $85 I pre-ordered it right away.
I'm looking forward to adding Dragon Man to my Marvel Legends collection!
🐉🐉
Yeah I’m happy with that
I’ve been telling yall all year. This has been the best year of marvel legends ever. What more proof do we need
Hard to argue
You keep saying “plus shipping”. My shipping price was zero dollars. They only charged taxes and the figure price. 🤷♂️
That's because you paid $50 for a Pulse Premium membership.
@@Vintage-Bob No, I don't have PULSE PREMIUM, and I got free shipping.
@@constantineholmes Oh wait...it looks like I wasn't charged shipping either and I don't have Premium. Is it because there's free shipping over a certain dollar amount? It does show $5.31 in tax. I'm still trying to find out whether I need Pulse Premium to pre-order Kang. If they give Premium members access early, then it's gonna sell out before the rest of us can get it.
I think it varies depending on your region
$85?! I just paid €102.99 for it from Hasbro Pulse.
But this has to do with the UE taxes+shipping, which is really annoying, but it's what it is
@@sommelierdevideosruins That's with free shipping even.