TheBullMooseParty

One of the developers shut that down the other day at Gamescom. He doesn't say for sure they're not the same, but they're not for sure in the same continuity.

Right, I should've clarified instead of correcting just for correcting's sake. The fun of the All-New All-Different/Worldwide arc is that it opens up the possibilities to a whole other section of the Spider-Man corner of the Marvel universe. I could see the Spider-Man line in the future becoming similar to the Batman line for DC, in that they use Spider-Man to sell the sets but consistently throw in interesting new characters (like they once did with Ghost Rider). I'm at the point where I'd much rather see Prowler, Anti-Venom, Silver Sable, or even new comics versions of previously seen characters like Captain America or Thor over more Spider-Men. At this point, we're only missing what, Spider-Man Noir?

You're getting two separate arcs confused. "Big Time" was from 2010 and featured Peter Parker building a stealth suit with neon lights, later known as the Big Time suit and featured in Spider-Man PS4. You're actually thinking of All-New, All-Different Spider-Man, and the suit featured in the newest sets is based on that All-New, All-Different costume.

https://www.sideshow.com/collectibles/marvel-iron-man-mark-lxxxv-hot-toys-904599 This is from Hot Toys' site. They work really closely with Marvel Studios and are noted for their extreme attention to detail and accuracy. They officially list it as the Mark 85. If you're talking visual confirmation as in a number on the armor, that's likely not gonna happen. This is as close to word-of-god official as it's going to get: it is the Mark 85.

It's kinda funny to me that we went the first five years in the Marvel theme only getting two variants of War Machine (one of which wasn't even in the movie) and the rare Iron Patriot, and now that they've finally started giving War Machine all these new armors LEGO for whatever reason haven't given War Machine more figures. War Machine has gotten more new armors in the last two or three years than in all the previous years combined, I think.

That makes sense. I can't see too many other characters using that mold, other than maybe Mr. Freeze?

Anyone else think it's a really strange decision to include Mysterio in every set? Certainly not complaining because it's a great figure but it certainly strikes me as a departure from the standard LEGO business model when it comes to new figures.

Can anyone tell if the supplies for the Bricktober Promo Pack have run out? It's not available for me right now and wanted to know what the issue was.