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Somebody beat me to the painting of bad guy head. Got everything else I was shooting for.

I have a small collection of hardcover books - not classics, just favorite novels from different times of my life. Most of them I read originally when I was much younger.

Um... no? Comics were going strong in the mid 80's. This is the youth of the Direct Market, when Diamond and Capitol were spreading their distribution wings across the industry. It's pre-Image boom, sure, but that was a fairly grotesque speculator bubble that left huge scars in the industry. The...

Set of all nine of these guys please...

Agreed. Miller's work goes past a lot of people. Generally speaking, ill-conceived expectations of comic art are borne out of this desire for literalism, which I would argue has exacerbated the slow death of comics as an art form. What Miller brings to the table is (and has always been)...

How about the armored Nazgul designs from the Hobbit?

Any more dwarves from the Hobbit?

Will they seem accurate in scale/proportions next to the Bilbo and Gollum figures?

Radagast please.

Was it just the heads? I canceled my preorder when I realized it was for a full figure.

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It could easily be seen that the show has played a split of the two different concepts for the blue wizards - one wizard for each. It was the stranger that convinced the dark wizard to make the journey. Gandalf never took that action in Tolkien's mythology. Neither did Saruman or Radagast...

Hi. I bought a battle damaged Vader head off Toyanxiety not realizing it does not use compatible neck pegs with my other Vader. Looking to get what I paid for it - $105.42 I would also consider trade towards a 1:6th stormtrooper of some kind.

Doesn’t matter what they call him. It’s the story of a blue wizard, not Gandalf.

In regards to that...

This is an incorrect use of the false dilemma fallacy.

It's all interpretations. Just as your interpretation of Bombadil - his origins and nature are as intentionally undefined as are Ungoliant's. You cannot definitively say what Bombadil should or could know any more than the showmakers can. It doesn't even matter - the books remains the books...

Because the maiar come to Middle Earth without full memory of where they came from. "For it is said indeed that being embodied the Istari had need to learn much anew by slow experience and though they knew whence they came the memory of the Blessed Realm was to them a vision from afar off, for...

All the hate I see for this show... Is it perfect? No. But can someone please point me in the direction of a better live action TV show about a god-being deceiving a vain elven smith into forging magical trinkets of destruction while a dwarven kingdom mines it's way to doom? No? Okay then.

All the valar and maiar that follow Eru Illuvator are servants of the secret fire.