Ever Tossed away a figure because you didnt feel "Right About " it?

[TrueDave]

I like the caricature type look Mezco has to a lot of thier Roto cast figures. I guess aftrer so much Movie maniac realism I wanted so fun expression. I gave up following the line because it was getting bigger and I couldnt afford it.

but i threw out my Jack The Ripper. I think this is one of the coolest accessorized and colthed and sculpted figures i have ever have. but it actual came with the orgar thr Ripper sent to the police. It was based on a real guy. We dont know what the guy looked like but the organ put it over for me.

I mean I collect action Man and like the german costumes as an enemy army but i would never buy a hitler .

[palitoy]

Never bought anything that challenged me morally but I have bought things and later thought "Why do i own this?", like Full Moon figures, Austin Powers etc.

[clemso]

I gave away a lot of my Spider-man animated figures to my friends 6 year old. After the Marvel Legend style figures came out, these just looked all wrong.

[boynightwing]

I'd want a Jack the Ripper if it was based on the Gotham by Gaslight version because they made him a fictional identity. Also Batman can beat him up.

I can see where you're coming from. Some of the authentic accessories though seemingly cool are really morbid and glorify a serial killer who got away. I also wouldn't buy a Hitler.

[huedell]

The odd thing is that I wouldn't choose to buy a Hitler,
BUT if Hasbro would have made one as part of the
recent 3 and 3/4th inch INDIANA JONES line,
then I would have been pretty keen to have it.

[jessica]

I threw out some zombie or mummy. His suit was all tattered and just the whole thing grossed me out. I kept his body though--but threw out his head and and suit.

And I had to throw out a figure which didn't handle the oven very well.

[David Lee]

Yea, that'd be tough... I wouldn't own a Ted Bundy or John Wayne Gacey, and Jack the Ripper is nothing more than a serial killer, albeit more of myth and legend, but still nothing to glorify in my book. Hitler on the other hand is a significant historical figure, and no different than owning Stalin, or Ceaser Augustus or Vlad the Impaler, though I could definitely see the oversion... To each his own I say... I don't, and probably woudln't, own any of them, but some folks like it... and that's their thing (31 flavors).

[JDeRouen]

I had the idea once to make a Mego Hitler to display with my custom Mego Red Skull. I got the head, paid someone to paint it, and even got a custom box, but never could bring myself to put it together and display it.

[Mego Milk]

I got rid of a bunch of evil looking Spawn figures.

[bizzaro megomauler]

I actually smashed a wwe classics figure of Terry Funk as Chainsaw Charlie because I was so frustrated that the fig was done so so poorly.

[thunderbolt]

I got the Jack the Ripper figure just for the guts, and the knives. Also kept the cape and top hat for the eventual Penguin custom.

[toys2cool]

nope, but if someone gave me any figure from the Jets,Pats or Bills I'd throw it away

[dr_cyclops]

"One time, I read a comicbook, and then I threw up."*

*Youth talking to a TV interviewer back in the 50s. As seen in the film: Comicbook Confidential

[david_b]

Not really.. Other than perhaps most of the Famous Covers collection. I kept buying more and more (this was years after they left TRU and other outlets..). Once they were on the shelf.., they just didn't do it for me.

I FINALLY got a minty C/A Spiderman set a few years back, built it up with the custom gloves, etc.. but it just didn't appeal to me as I thought it would. My C/A Captain America's still my favorite, though, riding on my GI Joe WWII Harley.

david_b