New marvel legends at comic-con!!!!!!!

[spideyboy_1111]

$17 and $12 is after sales taxes. And I don't have a choice that's the MSRP. Most follow stores use it. Save tack on dollars TRU. They are why I'm paying $16.99 a pop for DCUC.


Well retailers (especially the great satan known as Wal-Mart) have this huge club that they can beat Hasbro over the head with. It boils down to "do what we want (exclusive product or a certain price point) or we won't carry the line." Exclusive product is what in some cases convinces the retailer to invest in carrying the line. DCUC wave 5 was what Mattel used to try and get the line in more Wal-Marts in the US. Titaniums (other than the vehicles) and TF alternators were killed because stores wouldn't buy them from Hasbro.

i just wouldn't buy figs if they were that price... it's all ridiculous.

 

[lars573]

You might end up paying that eventually anyway.

 

[spideyboy_1111]

You might end up paying that eventually anyway.

if they went online i'd pay it. because we'd get fewer at once. and we already do pay $15-$20 for the 2 packs

 

[lars573]

You mean $35.

 

[Spider-Jay420]

With the American dollar what it is, I'm surprised it's not cheaper in Canada.

 

[Roughneck]

Yeah, funny how that works out for us Canadians....isn't it?

 

[lars573]

With the American dollar what it is, I'm surprised it's not cheaper in Canada.

Doesn't work like that. In fact TRU is putting prices up. DCUC singles went from $14.99 when they started stocking wave 6, with $24.99 two-packs. To $16.99 singles and $32.99 two-packs.

 

[Roughneck]

I try to not even look at the price....I buy online to ensure I get em all.....and I just try not to think of what I'm paying