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The Brick Show reviews War Machine figure. Looks Great!

Yeah I agree, but unfortunately LEGO's license does not extend to films preceding The Avengers. Even if it did, I don't think they would focus on those films (been there done that kind of thing).

The seller of the War Machine figure has added a new post with updated pics! The figure definetly looks legit. Can't wait to get it! http://www.ebay.com/itm/LEGO-SUPER-HEROES-MARVEL-DC-UNIVERSE-IRONMAN-3-MINIFIGURE-WAR-MACHINE-UNRELEASED-/190783014929?pt=Building_Toys_US&hash=item2c6b8dc811

No they did get the rights as it was categorized under Lucasfilms and distributed by Paramount. Crownie is correct about them having no immediate plans for Indy.

Yeah it was so cool seeing it at the end even if it doesn't look much like the actual building. In reality, there would be no way for them to just sit there on the corner. The place is perpetually busy!

The really sad thing about Planes is that it is not even being made by Disney's main animation teams. It was on the lowest of lows as a start-up to test a new group of animators. But, some high up exec saw a money-making opportunity and decided to screw the people of the world by tricking them into thinking it's made by Pixar by calling it a "spin-off" Here's my list of Pixar films in order from least favorite to favorite: Brave: Bland and boring princess movie filled with false advertising about the story. Cars 2: Just, not good. WALL-E: I just don't like it for some reason. No matter how hard I try, I can't make i t through the movie a second time. Cars: It's just ok to me. A Bug's Life: I like it, it's just not my favorite. Probably because you can't relate to the characters. Finding Nemo: A good film but the animation isn't great, even compared to that of even the first Toy Story. (At this point I really LOVE all of the following and I am judging based on nostalgia, entertainment, and fun!) Ratatouille: A fun a re-watchable cooking movie with fun! I just love it. The Incredibles: Definitely deserves a sequel! A fantastic super-family movie reminiscent of the Fantastic Four. Toy Story 2: Fun and enjoyable with new characters but ultimately doesn't live up to its predecessor. Monsters, Inc.: One of the best! I saw it 4 times in theaters! Toy Story 3: A fantastic heartfelt conclusion to the trilogy! Toy Story: The original! A classic! It was hard not to put this as #1. Up: Same as above but with a truly fantastic original story! http://images.nymag....ons_560x375.jpg

Yeah these of course are the "official" releases, but I sure you're right. Licensed sets (like Avengers) do tend to hit shelves early.

According to these from the Italian LEGO catalouge, Iron Man 3 sets will be availible in May while Man of Steel sets will be availible in June!

TOYS R US ONLINE http://www.toysrus.com/family/index.jsp?categoryId=3686913&view=all The prices aren't actually that bad only a $5 at most.

TOYS R US LEGO Super Heroes Spider-Man Daily Bugle Showdown (76005): $54.99 LEGO Super Heroes The Bat vs. Bane Tumbler Chase (76001): $44.99 http://www.toysrus.com/family/index.jsp?categoryId=12320507&view=all&ab=TRU_Header:Super-Heroes:Category Not bad actually. Only a $5 mark-up.

I don't mean do be rude but: source? I would also like to update everyone that the new armor is actually Mark 42. (From the Diamond Select release for their Marvel Select Line)

I meant in the movie.

No one ever said it would for sure be $50. I have also heard rumors of a

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Yeah that is the strange thing. Those are the online prices (what you put) but what was in store was higher... Hmmm

Went to my local TRU today. They had some sets out. But the prices... Riddles: $14.99 Barrels: $48.99 Wargs: $65.99 They have the Goblin set too but up high so no price.

YES!!! That's AMAZING!!!

The Hobbit sets online and availible now at LEGO online!!! http://shop.lego.com/en-US/The-Hobbit-ByTheme

To everyone looking for Hobbit sets at Walmart, a word of advice: Make sure you look around for them. They aren't (at least at mine) in the main LEGO aisle. Also a funny thing, when I visted another Walmart yesterday, they had a stand at least 6 aisles away from the LEGO one and one side of the stand was filled with Riddles for the Ring sets. It was 5 shelves high, 2 boxes tall, 3 boxes deep, and 6 boxes wide! That is a hell of a lot of sets.

The Hobbit sets at Walmart. There was no Barrel Escape (TRU) and Goblin King Battle. Prices were slightly under MSRP. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecoSSIVQW9c

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPjBew5atMw&feature=plcp Riddles for the Ring is availible at Walmart.com with their bundle program. http://www.walmart.com/ip/LEGO-Building-Sets-Value-Bundle-2-for-29/22258099?wmlspartner=Qfq2SUmeSyM&sourceid=40075484001594084010&veh=aff

Went back to my local TRU yesterday... They were already sold out of polybags and had no Hobbit sets on the shelf. I asked the guy I know that is in charge of inventory and he said that they hadn't even gotten any Hobbit, just LOTR. DANG! I was really hoping to do a little Black Friday shopping tonight.

Mine was a Toys R Us with Babies R Us.

Here is my entery to the Comic Cover Contest. I really enjoyed creating this and I hope you all like it! Superman vs. Spider-man by CBMM1, on Flickr Here is a little backstory on the comic via Wikipedia:

Here's my review... http://youtu.be/FqTnBOcEIQ4