One of the figures I got was the Ms. Marvel, the actual Ms. Marvel. See, this set is Secret Invasion, so WizKids decided to be clever and for five of the figures (Ms. Marvel, Yellowjacket, Mar-Vell, Dum Dum Dugan, and Elektra), make one version that's a Skrull, and one that's the real deal. They're the same points, but they have different stats and powers. The problem is, both versions look identical, and for four of them, both look like Skrulls (both Dugans, for some reason, look human). Which makes no sense.If we're dealing with the real Carol Danvers, why the hell is she green with a wrinkly chin? And if it's the Skrull impostor, why is she running around in Carol's outfit (and with blond hair), but otherwise appearing Skrull-like? That's just bound to blow one's cover. So I may have to see if I posses the skill to repaint the figure and file of those wrinkles, or I can always try gluing the old Warbird figure from the Critical Mass set on the base. It's roughly similar, just no green skin or wrinkly chin.
Anyway, don't worry about my lack of new comics this week. I'll find interesting stuff to post about until next Wednesday, promise**.
* Well, "trot" may not be the right description. "Stagger sweatily" might be more appropriate. Damned humidity.
** Warning: Promise only good on Earth-298, also known as Age of Apocalypse Earth.
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Have you dropped Blue Beetle? Sturges first issue as writer was pretty darn good, though I don't know if El Paso is big enough to warrant two criminal masterminds, but hey, comics.
jason: Technically, I never put Blue Beetle on my pull list. It was more of an impulse buy. I suppose I need to correct that.
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