CaseyJones14 wrote:Seriously Tres stop having awesome looking displays! Glad you were able to snag one though
KMFH11 wrote:Congrats Tres! And I love your Batman display!
goheels0509 wrote:Love the display Tres!
Thank you Brett, Kevin and Heels, I appreciate it!

Kanehg wrote:I was lucky enough to be selected via the Twitter contest to get one. Very pumped for the win!
Wow that's awesome, congrats! Glad to hear a Funatic scored it!
CaseyJones14 wrote:I enjoy collecting because of the interactions I have with other collectors. I love this forum because I can get excited about the announcement of a Space Ghost POP and there are dozens of other people who are just as giddy as I am. The POPs and Dorbz on my shelves are awesome, but the conversations I have on here are much more valuable.
Nicely said! I've been able to meet a few Funatics locally and it's always a great experience. I hope I can start traveling to events to meet more Funatics at the cons and such in the future

MasterSplyntr wrote:VERY well said Tres!
Thanks Chris!
Rex Mason wrote:To me the difference is that this is a comic accurate variant, not a special metallic or glow in the dark chase. As such, it's much more important to my collection, then, say a silver Hot Topic employee-only Batman. This was one of my most wanted bat-variants, but I certainly don't want to shell out $100 for it. Can't afford that much for a single pop.
And that's where these super-limited runs are a disappointment. It's one thing if someone wants it just because everyone else does, but in cases like yours where it actually means something to you and you can't get one because it's -too- exclusive, and on eBay it's gotten too expensive due to market speculation then that is really unfortunate. I've been very vocal in the past about some of these exclusives being too limited, most recently I was complaining about the ECCC exclusives numbers. In that case they made so few that even people that spend hundreds (if not thousands) in travel costs, hotel, tickets, etc. were unable to get what they wanted. It doesn't seem unreasonable to expect Funko to make AT LEAST enough to satisfy the minimum demand. Same with this, if the point is to drive customer traffic into Targets then they could have made 5x more and done a BETTER job of that. And even at that quantity they would still be "rare" and would be flipped, but the eBay price would be maybe 30 instead of 100+. It seems like as Pops get more popular Funko makes FEWER quantities of exclusives which makes no sense at all.
jester00 wrote:Funny story related to beanie babies. My mother was a huge collector of them when I was younger. Now that my daughter is 3, she loves to go get a toy when she goes to Nana's house. It's totes and totes full of beanie babies.
Oh my gosh you are kidding, my mom collected them too and last time I visited her it was the exact same thing! She had bins of them squirreled away in closets all over the place. I think she's waiting for the market to go back up so she can supplement her retirement

jester00 wrote:One in particular she brought home was.... Kiwi
Hahaha! That's hilarious
