If you need to blame someone, blame the marketing experts at both the toy companies and the toy retailers. They're still under the impression that these are the 1980s, where every single blockbuster movie results in massive toy sales to children.
The reality is that kids these days just aren't into playing with action figures as much as we used to. They're more into videogames, ipods, the internet and collectible card games. You only have to look at the comic book market to see the cold, hard truth.
Heck, I bet you can still find some Phantom Menace figures on store pegs if you look hard enough. We're a dying breed, my friends...
I'm confused, and a little frustrated right now with Sideshow about this Indy. I pre-ordered the exclusive the very first day. I, like everyone else here, has seen only a little about him from Sideshow. Not much else. Nothing new lately. Nothing at the San Diego Comic Con this year, and now the figure is only a few weeks (at least we all hope and pray!) away from finally being released. 
There was supposedly another Indy in the works (from what I heard way back in April/May) but at this point who knows if we'll ever even see it announced.
Great because what the line would need is another Indy as opposed to a cool looking villian
