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Quoted from SNES:Not sure if it was the case here, but I read somewhere that there are limited timelines with licenses so they may have had to end production even though they may not have wanted to.
That is true, while various licenses have different limitations, one they all have is a specific amount of time, like any branding the contract has a time period, if they want to continue it they will need to pay again…
Quoted from Capn12:It’s comic-con, McFarlane created Venom, McFarlane is in the Stern booth, and Stern is due to release a new pin a week or 2 after SDCC.....this should be a lay up as to what is next....
I’ll go in on that as well, a Venom pin coming next…
Quoted from delt31:CE's available to buy even after folks are discounting 1k or more and LE's sitting unsold less than two months after release = a disaster for an IP like Toy Story. Market has spoken and it only report the facts.
The delay on this next stern release is so disappointing. C'mon Stern - show us the goods.
It’s laughable when something is classified a disaster when not immediately selling out all stock… Did not realize that’s the measure of the market
Quoted from Grantman:Wasn't James Bond also "sold out" on day one? There are still NIB LEs available for Bond, FF and Venom, some for less than MSRP.
My thoughts as well, the market has softened a lot, the days of not buying it at MAP on day one sight unseen are gone, and those days were only recent as popularity has picked up, Stern and JJP have done a bang up job of increasing production, and some would argue lowering quality...
I like others am excited to see Jaws, but not throwing my credit card on the table...
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