I was extremely flattered to see a Wraith figure produced, but I’m a little disappointed that I wasn’t asked to write the file card. A little more disappointing is the fact that I had to buy a Wraith figure just like everyone else, and it really took some work to get that one!

I have a regular Wraith figure, still on the card because I’m afraid to open it for fear of never finding another. My 9-year-old son is dying to have one of his own to play with, but until we find another I won’t take the chance. The sad capper to this story comes in the form of a Christmas present: my mother-in-law bought me a mint-on-card stealth variant from an Internet dealer (I’m sure she paid a pretty penny). I was appreciative and kind of depressed at the same time. I don’t expect special treatment or anything, but come on – is it too much to think that a case of Wraith figures might make its way to the guy who created the character? Sigh.

I sympathize with him.

I've never seen a Wraith figure, myself. Or Matt Trakker. Or a BAT... or... or...

On the other hand, there are FOURTEEN of those ugly Pilot Scarlett figures at my local Target - you know, the ones that everyone was sooooo excited about, because it's "Glenda," right?


Anyway, great interview, Justin. And great analogy on Jerwa's part there.

Great interview. And yeah it does suck about Wraith, I keep seeing one at a Target though, but have never seen a variant one. Anyway, I just realized that Hasbro has now given us "two" (3 if you count red ninja in place of satan) Argentinian figures to only the Gaucho repaint of Gung Ho. Where's my red jackal & red laser?!? At this rate we're going to get Chinese Major Bludd or Fumbles first..