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Living Laser Marvel Legends 2016 Wave 2 Photo Shoot

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Arthur Parks aka Living Laser was born in New Brunswick, New Jersey. He fell in love with Lucy Barton until she left him to marry another man with greater wealth, causing him to lose his mind. Blinded by jealousy, he thought that to win a woman’s heart he needed to have power, driving him to create his alter ego, the Living Laser.

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Living Laser

Pros
Good execution on the design

Cons
No ab crunch or waist swivel

Overall
Living Laser is a nice addition to the Iron Man villains section of the Marvel shelf. Not a very well known character but the new “Long Way Down” design was well executed by the Hasbro team that worked on this figure.

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  2. juggernaut209's Avatar juggernaut209 says

    At first I was shocked that a Marvel Legends armored Spider-Man had come out of nowhere. Then I realized it was a 4" figure. Most companies fight brand confusion, Hasbro revels in it.

  3. donmeca2020's Avatar donmeca2020 says

    boooooooo 4 inch.... i was hoping it was the 6 inch line. yet again disappointed, first a house of M spidey, then spider-an Noir, now this ??? damn the 4 inch line.

  4. snake5289's Avatar snake5289 says

    Hope I can find one. The Armored Spidey was always one of my favorite Spider-Mans when I was little.

  5. kylactus's Avatar kylactus says

    Remember the amazing spidey issue with the spider armor foil pressed cover? Or maybe it was a hologram? I just remember seeing it for like 200$ in a comic shop in the 90's, then last year in a flea market for less than cover price... Not the best investment those foil covers.

  6. En Sabah Nerd's Avatar En Sabah Nerd says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by donmeca2020 View Post
    boooooooo 4 inch.... i was hoping it was the 6 inch line. yet again disappointed, first a house of M spidey, then spider-an Noir, now this ??? damn the 4 inch line.
    This line is dying so show it some respect! If it weren't for the success and awesomeness of Hasbro's 4" MU line then the 6" Legends line may very well have never come back, but now they treat us MU collectors to under-articulated yet more expensive offerings. For shame Hasbro, for shame.

  8. DinahBoredom's Avatar DinahBoredom says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd View Post
    This line is dying so show it some respect!
    Never!

  9. Dolemite's Avatar Dolemite says

    The article should be updated to reflect that this is from the 4-inch line. I had to figure it out for myself (which, admittedly, wasn't hard, but Hasbro is already confusing people enough as it is).

  10. CoolToysOnly's Avatar CoolToysOnly says

    I thought this was the 6 inch line, marvel legends 3/4 figures are lame

  11. DinahBoredom's Avatar DinahBoredom says

    I think we should all agree to call these "Marvel Universe" figures regardless of what Hasbro stamps on the package.

    Marvel Universe figures are 3 3/4 inches. Marvel Legends are 6 inches. This should be the immutable law of Marvel action figures.

  12. Universe's Avatar Universe says

    Hell, I would take one decent Marvel Universe wave per year then to have these cheap knockoffs.

  14. McMotu has no avatar! McMotu says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd View Post
    This line is dying so show it some respect!
    Is it though? They're still coming out with new sought after figures. The new Rogue looks great.

  15. McMotu has no avatar! McMotu says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by DinahBoredom View Post
    I think we should all agree to call these "Marvel Universe" figures regardless of what Hasbro stamps on the package.

    Marvel Universe figures are 3 3/4 inches. Marvel Legends are 6 inches. This should be the immutable law of Marvel action figures.
    I whole heartily agree with everything written here.
    HASBRO, stop trying to confuse grandmothers shopping online!!!

  16. Phantomcrow's Avatar Phantomcrow says

    Just put the SIZE first and foremost when you post about Marvel Legends. Please and Thank You. It would keep these 2 lines from being confused.

  17. Mike Decay has no avatar! Mike Decay says

    Is it just me or does Rage's bio sound an awful lot like the Toxic Avenger? Gets doused in a hazardous chemical and with in no time, becomes a full grown man with superhuman strength.

  18. DESTRO's Avatar DESTRO says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Phantomcrow View Post
    Just put the SIZE first and foremost when you post about Marvel Legends. Please and Thank You. It would keep these 2 lines from being confused.
    Tell that to the Hasbro team next time you bump into them.

  19. snake5289's Avatar snake5289 says

    Doesn't really matter what they're called these days I still call the MU.

  20. scarecrow's Avatar scarecrow says

    I never knew Rage's backstory (I have a heroclix figure of him, my first intro to the character). While his backstory is hilariously dumb, it has all the great traits of a goofy golden age origin. For that reason, I love it. I think I need to read about this guy, now.

  21. En Sabah Nerd's Avatar En Sabah Nerd says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by McMotu View Post
    Is it though? They're still coming out with new sought after figures. The new Rogue looks great.
    Honestly I think the hair on the upcoming Rogue is atrocious, it hardly resembles what it's supposed to because they made the white part stick up like a mohawk while the rest looks shaved down. I say the line is dying because this is now literally the only 3.75" line even though we used to get movie lines to compliment it, the articulation and overall quality dropped, the price went up, and we've gotten way less waves per year since the rebranding. Meanwhile the 6" line has seen improvements in quality as well as an increase in figure output.

  24. En Sabah Nerd's Avatar En Sabah Nerd says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Dolemite View Post
    The backstories for Rage and Living Laser are hilarious.
    I really like how well Living Laser came out especially since more villains are almost always appreciated but his bio on the back might as well be like one of those knock-off toys, "super-villain bad man control energy."

  25. Ninjinister's Avatar Ninjinister says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by donmeca2020 View Post
    boooooooo 4 inch.... i was hoping it was the 6 inch line. yet again disappointed, first a house of M spidey, then spider-an Noir, now this ??? damn the 4 inch line.
    House of M Spidey was a touched-up repack from eons ago.

    I don't know what you're so upset about though. We get shafted hard in almost every way possible, all the time. Let us have something good from time to time. Six inch has the best selection and the best bang for your buck and they eventually get better versions of every figure we get. I mean when I do see 4" they're $12-15 and 6" is $16.

    I don't understand why this needs to be said in pretty much every news topic on 4 inch figures. I don't want 6 inch to stop existing or stop having cool stuff, I only want us to have the cool stuff as well. It seems 6 inch only fans could tell us to lie in the sand for all they care though. Makes me sad. We're all here because we love toys and we shouldn't crap on things others like.

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