Love these interviews! Keep them coming!
On 2/6/2020 at 10:28 AM, SubZero said:I didnt like how Hasbro tried to phase out MLs in 2009-2011 and make MU their main collector line. The 4" MU line does have a place in the market, but should be a sub-line.
I don't think they tried to phase it out. I think Hasbro struggled with 6" for awhile and Vonner's 3.75" for a while became more popular, but then with prices rising that kinda killed the MU momentum and Hasbro started to get their act together with 6"
I didnt like how Hasbro tried to phase out MLs in 2009-2011 and make MU their main collector line. The 4" MU line does have a place in the market, but should be a sub-line.
Funny, being a Marvel legends collector and having a few Marvel Universe figs I was looking forward to this interview but I found the Mattel WWE portion to be the most interesting part. Despite being a Marvel Legends guy I feel that there were some Marvel Universe releases that are better than the ML counterparts and to this day the Marvel Legends team has not surpassed like the modern Oliver Coipel style Thor.
I caught the interview. Very cool. A lot of the Marvel Universe figures were better sculpted than the Marvel Legends iterations. I enjoyed collecting both lines, but Marvel Legends won out because of the price considerations and I found many of the Marvel Universe figures difficult to stand without their stands.
Here are a few of my Marvel Universe figures/photos.
