I missed the onslaught because i hate target charging u over n over were not all wealthy or in hard times ....but i do have the sdcc funko onslaught & nimrod 3k piece even though i have hasbro 1st appearance nimrod comes with modern head , love the pink , & you can add wings from the other nimrod , which do you prefer?
Professor Hulk is 39.99 if you see him at the Walmart Island as well. Kind of annoyed I paid 46.99 pre ordering him.
On 9/1/2026 at 2:31 PM, Satam said:Because of the scale. Believe me, I've considered Thunder Frog, and almost bought it several times. I keep passing, because it's about the size of a Legends figure itself and wouldn't even look in scale with a Hot Toys Thor. It does look good.
Ohh, okay that's actually really good information, Since I did pre-order this, but I was under the impression it would be a smaller figure, despite the statement it's 1:12 scale, but I presumed due to the nature of the character it might be on the smaller side. But if You say it's about the size of a standard height Legend, then no I guess it's not going to work..and now I'm disheartened.
On 9/1/2026 at 2:19 PM, Lord_Scareglow said:I showed this somewhere else...but why settle for a tiny unarticulated Throg that comes with a figure you don't really want when you can have........
This Throg
Best Throg Ever
Because of the scale. Believe me, I've considered Thunder Frog, and almost bought it several times. I keep passing, because it's about the size of a Legends figure itself and wouldn't even look in scale with a Hot Toys Thor. It does look good.
On 9/1/2026 at 1:56 PM, Satam said:Yeah, I'd be really happy with that. Throg is the only thing here I wanted, and I would really rather not have to pay $55 or more for a Thor figure I couldn't care less about to get him.
I showed this somewhere else...but why settle for a tiny unarticulated Throg that comes with a figure you don't really want when you can have........
This Throg
Best Throg Ever
On 8/29/2026 at 12:25 PM, MODADDYDODOK said:This version of Thor does absolutely nothing for me but I sure hope they release Throg with someone else down the road, like a Simonson Loki or a classic Thor upgrade.
Yeah, I'd be really happy with that. Throg is the only thing here I wanted, and I would really rather not have to pay $55 or more for a Thor figure I couldn't care less about to get him.
On 9/1/2026 at 12:49 PM, MODADDYDODOK said:@Lord_ScareglowIconic/recognizable/memorable doesn't automatically mean classic. Classic would be a design associated with an earlier, long established era of the character -- not simply any familiar costume that's been around long enough.That's my point with this Maximum Series -- Spider-Man is clearly influenced by McFarlane-era and Hulk by more modern interpretations and Deadpool by the later exaggerated Liefield style look. All memorable, sure, but they are still artist/era-specific interpretations rather than one consistent classic Marvel aesthetic. And that's why I don't think Thor is somehow the odd one out. If the line's actual pattern is definitive/iconic looks from different eras, then Thor doesn't need to match some imaginary classic-costume rule that the other figures weren't consistently following in the first place.Saying Fear Itself Spidey or Ultimate Deadpool wouldn't fit doesn't prove these are classic designs either. There's a huge middle ground between an obscure alternate costume and a classic version.
True, true, your points are considered very valid, and on the strength of your well proven points, I have shifted my personal opinion on the aspects you have outlined, But I personally feel that despite, and you being right about the fact the looks so far for maximum series are consideriably drawn from more specific artists, they still at least to me represent a pretty iconic look for the characters, and I think now I probably used Classic too loosely and the better descriptor would have been iconic or familiar. You are right, and I will now slink off into a corner...No just kidding, No excellent points. and also with your points being taken firmly into consideration Yes, sure Thor isn't that far off the theme, but still in my eyes and going off my thoughts, on the line being "Iconic/Familiar" this Thor still isn't that.
Bottom line is that I still think if this Thor was the classic Thor it would have been better received and in higher demand. That's still my main point.
@Lord_ScareglowIconic/recognizable/memorable doesn't automatically mean classic. Classic would be a design associated with an earlier, long established era of the character -- not simply any familiar costume that's been around long enough.That's my point with this Maximum Series -- Spider-Man is clearly influenced by McFarlane-era and Hulk by more modern interpretations and Deadpool by the later exaggerated Liefield style look. All memorable, sure, but they are still artist/era-specific interpretations rather than one consistent classic Marvel aesthetic. And that's why I don't think Thor is somehow the odd one out. If the line's actual pattern is definitive/iconic looks from different eras, then Thor doesn't need to match some imaginary classic-costume rule that the other figures weren't consistently following in the first place.Saying Fear Itself Spidey or Ultimate Deadpool wouldn't fit doesn't prove these are classic designs either. There's a huge middle ground between an obscure alternate costume and a classic version.
On 8/29/2026 at 10:42 PM, MODADDYDODOK said:I don't know if I would call any of the maximum figures classic really. So far, they've seemed to have been nods to artists from 90s to modern.
I mean I would, they certainly are iconic/standard looks for characters, Classic doesn't have to be first appearance, just timeless and familiar looks, which all of the Maximum sans thor are, they are not random huh where is that from looks,, they are memorable, not like Spider-Man is in his Fear Itself suit, or Deadpool in his Ultimate Suit.
Thor just doesn't fit with what they were doing, and should have done.
wow marked down its not even in stock in bbts yet