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FTC-EXCLUSIVE! Limited Edition FTC JOKER IN OPERA OUTFIT from TOYCADE!
I would have expected his neck ruff to have been more like the original though. The handmade clown costume on Distinctive Dummies' Pennywise figure probably jaded me because it's awesomeness is impossible to beat.
Originally I had decided that I was going to buy every figure in this series.
I even have doubles of Batman & Robin.
However, I'm not going to spend $50.00 on a figure just because it's exclusive to one store and because there are only 500 made.
IF this was a part of a regular wave, set at a regular price, I would have bought it but I hate having to chase down the "Rare" pieces in order to complete a collection.
It just seems a little greedy on the sellers part.
FTC should think about their loyal customers and NOT send us out to chase rainbows. (Just my opinion)
I may not even bother buying the rest of the series because I won't have a complete collection now.
Yeah. This is an easy pass for me too. I'm collecting the characters, not overpriced variants. I have the Joker...period. Lets move on. It goes without saying, if they start adding new characters to that price point, I'll bail there too. This is an eight inch action figure. It doesnt cost THAT much to make these things in bulk like FTC does. Plus I've come to learn that if you chase after everything, you just get overstocked in your collection and they end up going in boxes. Whats the point then?
I have no interest in the Romero Joker anyway--I only bought the first release for the outfit, to mod my Mego Joker with. But I really hope this kind of thing doesn't happen with a figure I really want. If they gave us, say, a Justice Lord or Red Son Superman variant that was limited to 50, or a Zur-En-Ahr Batman that was limited to 50, I'd be pretty angry, because then it's Playmates Trek all over again and I'm suddenly paying scalpers through the nose. I have nothing against well-executed variants, but if one I really want turns out to be a limited edition with a jacked up price that's impossible to get my hands on without dealing with ebay and scalpers, I'll stop buying FTC figures.
What th'? No interest in these variants. I'd rather see them extend the line with generic henchmen for Penguin, Joker and Catwoman. Simple enough, same outfit but swap out a few different thug heads.
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I'm not sure why all the doom and gloom over this particular figure. This is perfect and what an exclusive figure should be. Not popular or mainstream enough to warrant a large production run, and not a figure everyone wants or needs in their collection. Just a fun variant for the handful of completists who will actually want it.
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