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The only thing that worries me about the HT release is the weathering - it looks like they really went heavy-handed on it.

I wondered why she wasn't produced back in the day as I thought she was one of the more interesting characters in that film. I'm not actively collecting Marvel but, I will make an accepting for this one.

Dune is not a license that interests me at all so it's an easy pass. I know IA is trying to expand but I wish they would focus on continuing a few lines (LOTR, Batman, HP) rather than doing one or two from a truckload of lines that they have no hope of actually completing in our lifetime.

Hard pass for me.

I absolutely agree with you on the Julie Newmar Catwoman - It would be a crime to do Joker, Penguin, Riddler, Batman and Robin only to leave off Catwoman and it would really have me second-guessing whether I was to collect the others if I can't have a Newmar.

I've enjoyed several of Pascal's roles (Last of Us, and the first season of Mandalorian) but ... no.

It's a simple equation - as long as companies are going to keep jacking up the prices, collectors are going to keep demanding higher and higher levels of accuracy to justify the cost. Competition is a great thing in general - it tends to drive down costs and drive up quality because companies...

I'm so excited for an OT Han and I'll definitely order it (though it's still third choice for me behind ANH and ESB). The hair is a bit poofy and I wish they had gone with more of his half-smirk "who me" facial expression (or better yet - considering that Harrison Ford has such a range of...

Jack Napier and "Bob" are the two other figures from the 89 film that I want. I don't care much about the rest. And, if Mars does them, I need the "better be sure" smile on Jack. Oh, I'd probably grab up a licensed Alfred as well if they were to make one.

As long as they make Boromir (most wanted) and Legolas, I can make it work with the Gimli and hobbits already in my collection (though I would definitely get IA versions of them all if they were made)

I'd even be Okay with a Hobbit 4-pack (though I understand that many would not)

Very exciting news. I asked them about this nearly two years ago and it's great to see them moving forward with it. A furry taun taun with rolling eyes? who would have thought we'd ever see such a thing...

It's so funny to read people's posts about minute changes in hair and skin color ... it's called lighting folks.

I'd really love for this line to continue. I know there was an epic level of disappointment in the final season(s) but the show was still pretty amazing overall and there are a lot of fans that would continue to collect figures from this franchise. I know there's little to no chance of this, but...

Agree on all points. The hands are little works of art and I'll take those over any other accessories that they might have included (though a few more rats would have been appreciated.

The only character from The Hobbit I would be interested in at all would be Bilbo. Unless there is a horde of Hobbit trilogy lovers out there (and if there are I've never met any of them) I've no idea why InArt would choose this path over completing the Fellowship.

Yea, I'm not interested in *any* of the characters from that disastrous Hobbit trilogy. Just give me the nine members of the original fellowship with a few other key characters (King Théoden, Saruman, Elrond) and I'll consider my collection complete.

I got mine yesterday. I won't have a chance to open it up until the weekend, but I'm very excited.

This is just another aspect of these figures that is driving me away from HT in favor of IA. I wanted IA's rooted Joker, Gandalf, Aragorn, and Harry - and was able to easily secure them all (thanks KIT). These HT Artisan figures look like they are going to be difficult to acquire and show heavy...

You know, Undiscovered Country is a solid choice for presenting the full crew in their final appearance. I'm bummed that TWOK con't at least include Scotty since he had several special moments in that film and I will definitely feel his absence in the display.