Our friends at Jedi Temple Archives have shared loose and carded Wave 4 pics from the Andrews Toyz Facebook page. This…this is not good.
This is a wild one. DarthChuckMC sends word of a “blue Stormtrooper variant” on Ebay. It seems like the rampant Black Series bubble failure issues is facilitating easy swap returns, but why would someone go through this effort for the terrible Black Series Stormtrooper?
Update: The listing has been removed.
Jayson from Yakface.com has uncovered some initial designs of the recent Mara Jade figure. It’s not the figure we got, but it’s the figure we deserved.
In a style of rumor report I haven’t seen since that prognosticating droid, 42N-TLR, Jedi Temple Archives drops a ton of rumors regarding what we may see at SDCC.
Forum member Greg has sent word (via our mod Darth Dre) of an amazing Black Series card variant he spotted at K-Mart today.
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We have definitive market data that Hasbro’s Black Series carry forward figures are worthless. See our findings after the jump.
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It’s back to the 6” scale for a review and 21 photos of the Black Series Princess Leia (Slave Outfit) figure.
We’re finally caught up on the Black Series. Well the 3.75” scale line anyway. To conclude wave 3, here’s Mace Windu as he appeared in the Clone Wars.
Hasbro, take note. Interesting Original Trilogy figures still have legs in this line. Wave 3 consists of five figures. The All Star of the wave is Darth Plagueis which has long since sold out. The remaining four figures are three PT characters and one OT background alien. Despite the PT characters including a hero, a clone and a Wookiee, the next figure after Plagueis to sell out on Hasbro Toy Shop is the OT alien, Vizam. Again, Hasbro take note. Huzzah!
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Thankfully I am done with the mostly miserable wave 2 and blissfully get to review wave 3’s Clone Commander Neyo.
An R2-D2 release exactly no one asked for makes it way into our review.
Wave 2 is starting to really stink. Hmmm. Episode II stinks and wave 2 stinks. Maybe Hasbro was trying its hand at that rhyming think Uncle George talked about.
Today is Super Sunday and with that we review one of the constant superstars of any Star Wars action figure lineup. We turn the tables on the hunter and set our sights on Boba Fett.
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Our friends at Jedi Temple Archives have released the 2014 edition of their Vintage vs. Modern report. Head over to check out which vintage Kenner figures still haven’t been made in the modern line and which ones still aren’t good enough.
The Ongree Jedi Master is next up for our review.
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