Welcome to the X-Merch thread, hope you can find what you're looking for...

[cc008]

Gambit and Nightcrawler are my absolute musts.

[MYCMTSC]

My top 5 needs (in no particular order):
Phoenix 5, EXM, or UXM Magik
X-Factor Investigations Rictor
X-Factor Investigations M
Marvel Now Magneto
Black leather Chamber

[Anduinel]

All New Wolverine statue up for pre-order at BBTS.

[MentalManipulator]

No news on the X-Men legends or other new X-Men merch at London Comic Con?

I was hoping we got to see the last figure to be revealed in the Deadpool wave and a look at the BAF Apocalypse "in person".

[Wolverine12]

Just found out that the vintage series comes out in November. I think I want the whole set just to get high on nostalgia lol.

[MarvelMaster616]

All New Wolverine statue up for pre-order at BBTS.

Nice! I definitely want something like this on my desk. I think it would help inspire me for all the right reasons.

[FlawedCoil82]

Hasbro has pretty much chased me off as a customer. Any company that does such a pisspoor pathetic job at distributing their figures to retail stores is not deserving of getting my money. Nor do I want to invest in collecting something that was never intended to give all fans a equal fighting chance at obtaining these things and that would require enduring this same struggle all over again for all future waves (and I refuse to put money in a scalper's pocket). Hasbro clearly could not care any less that their figures are absolutely impossible to find in physical stores in Ohio (and at least eastern Indiana), as I have wrote them and got back a completely useless form letter. I am shocked that other collectors have not run into the same infuriating Wave 2 drought I have. I have never in my life seen a company so terribly underdistribute their products to physical stores. My current tally of stores I have called/visited (just to illustrate how abysmal a job Hasbro has done):
Walgreens: 25 (TWENTY FIVE!!) separate stores
Meijer: 6 separate stores
Toys R Us: 3 separate stores
Target: 7 separate stores
Walmart: 19 separate stores
Kmart: 2 separate stores

What did I gain from calling all of those stores, you may ask? A Sunfire.

Hasbro's utter failure is almost a work of art in the most horrible way possible. I very much miss the Toybiz days when selling souls was not required just to find some toys. For someone who can only buy/pay in cash, it's been an excruciating exercise in futility and frustration.

[darewithpeace]

Needing more merch !

[Peanutsinspace]

[Peanutsinspace]

[darewithpeace]

Are those for real ?

[Peanutsinspace]

Yep! They were taken at the 2017 NYCC, to be released next year http://marveltoynews.com/nycc-2017-m...diator-madrox/

[darewithpeace]

Cool, wishing some new storm, archangel, jean grey, new mutants, etc

[Wolverine12]

I can't wait to get that X-23 and Psylocke.

[uebersoldat]

Hasbro has pretty much chased me off as a customer. Any company that does such a pisspoor pathetic job at distributing their figures to retail stores is not deserving of getting my money. Nor do I want to invest in collecting something that was never intended to give all fans a equal fighting chance at obtaining these things and that would require enduring this same struggle all over again for all future waves (and I refuse to put money in a scalper's pocket). Hasbro clearly could not care any less that their figures are absolutely impossible to find in physical stores in Ohio (and at least eastern Indiana), as I have wrote them and got back a completely useless form letter. I am shocked that other collectors have not run into the same infuriating Wave 2 drought I have. I have never in my life seen a company so terribly underdistribute their products to physical stores. My current tally of stores I have called/visited (just to illustrate how abysmal a job Hasbro has done):
Walgreens: 25 (TWENTY FIVE!!) separate stores
Meijer: 6 separate stores
Toys R Us: 3 separate stores
Target: 7 separate stores
Walmart: 19 separate stores
Kmart: 2 separate stores

What did I gain from calling all of those stores, you may ask? A Sunfire.

Hasbro's utter failure is almost a work of art in the most horrible way possible. I very much miss the Toybiz days when selling souls was not required just to find some toys. For someone who can only buy/pay in cash, it's been an excruciating exercise in futility and frustration.

Brother, I feel you. NOTHING in my town. It SUCKS!