Yeah, he's pretty good. Though you have to be very careful with him, since either the joints and/or 'tentacles' may break off. But other than that, he's also one of the best designs to date, even if the character itself isn't all that interestingKamenGuyver said:
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Jedi_Knight Rob said:Yeah, he's pretty good. Though you have to be very careful with him, since either the joints and/or 'tentacles' may break off. But other than that, he's also one of the best designs to date, even if the character itself isn't all that interesting
Hey PBK, how much did you pay for that Sym Spidey anyway? An arm? A leg? Both?
Agreed! And if you're ever interested in trading that Comic Sym Spidey, let me know!Xander said:Yeah the Medicom stuff is REALLY great, and the pricepoint on the comic figures is pretty good. Could be worse, IMO. I'm really anticipating the release of the SM3 figures as I think they are going to be the only decent SM3 product aavailable for collectors. I love him to death but, I'll probably have to sell my Symbiote Spiderman and just stick with movie related stuff though. Too much stuff and not enough room! Never enough room!!!!
Jedi_Knight Rob said:Even though I don't own him, I'd have to agree with you. Though I think the best of all the Marvel Medi's is DVD Blade! This figure is just freakin' badass!:emperor
The Comic Symbiote is good, but the 'neck line' on the Masked Head pretty much ruins it's chance of being an overall better figure than the regular Comic Spidey. That and the webbing should come out of/attach to the white patch on his hand, not his wrist.
Medicom Comic Wolverine is pretty good, though be VERY careful with his shoulder joints! Mine's left arm broke off at the shoulder, and believe you me, it was a ***** to fix him.
And from what I heard from Dave, he says Cyke's is pretty much up their with Comic Spidey and DVD Blade, though like I said; be very careful with the shoulder joints.
