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First time trying this method out, scanned code that I found on here from another user. Target employee was generous enough to go in the back and grab him for me. I was nervous the entire way to the checkout. Self checkouts weren’t accepting cash so had to checkout with employee at register.

They scan it and I hear a weird tone and a troubling “Ohh, hmm.” My heart dropped. Then the employee, laughing, goes “Would you like to purchase the protection plan?” I laughed, he laughed more, “Hell no. It should be included for their price inflation.” I couldn’t pay and get out of there fast enough. 😂🤣

I then went back in and asked same employee if he could just bring out the case, which he did. I purchased every single one and listed them on eBay for $89.99 w/ $29.99 shipping in the parking lot. They’d all sold by the time I drove 12 minutes home.

Just kidding, the rest are still in the back. HMU if anyone wants help getting one. Retail + shipping.

Hey friendly neighborhood community, I’ve decided to rearrange some of my displays and trying to decide where/how to fit in some of the black suit Spider-Mans I’ve had in totes. I’ll admit my overall knowledge is novice and mostly based around 90’s animated series, live action movies, and pre-2000’s. Based on that I’m not sure if the general community would consider these versions “obscure” or if it’s just my lack of knowledge.

So figured I’d ask and see if I could get some cliff notes on the eras or storylines or even suggestions of a display I could maybe slot these in to (just the 3 pictured in the foreground). Yes, I know the head is wrong on the Kingpin wave, I’ve been using him as a Symbiote Uncanny Spider-Man Nightcrawler. But what is up with his feet?

Also, are they all Peter Parker with the exception of Ai Apaec? We haven’t gotten a true Mac Gargan black suit Spider-Man to my knowledge but I’m using a 2nd Secret Wars Spidey for him, having them all together I kinda like the bulkiness of the retro card one more now though.

Thanks for any info or suggestions.

As someone born in 1987, the Ninja Force Zartan of 1993 was MY Zartan growing up. So you can imagine my nostalgia tingles when he was announced! Sadly, he sold out while in my cart and in the process of checking out on preorder day. I thought I’d never get him. But thanks to Temu, the GI Joe Classified Series Ninja Force Zartan is now a part of my forever collection! Thanks Temu!!