They're not limited at all other than to using the film versions of the characters, which obviously don't sell in one case and they've never really exploited with action figures in the other.
The reason they do it with food is to promote the movies. But they don't have movies out now - so, as with all the other stuff they made to promote those movies, including the FF stuff from last year, it's not on sale.
>after 2014
until the next time they are.
>I can't find expansions for a card game without paying a markup
IT'S ALMOST AS IF IT'S INTENTIONALLY RARE
LIKE YOU KNOW CARD GAMES AND SHIT
fuck's sake user lern2
>Oh boy, magnets! You really proved your point!
Yeah, I really did. Amazon is the world's largest retailer. There's over 353 thousand results for new Fantastic Four items there. 54 of them are magnets, because they're fucking ubiquitous.
Seriously, is this just some retarded troll-game where you guys are out for replies? Because you do know that Cred Forums is just you, me, and Joey Q, right? And I mean, if you and Joey are fucking with me, sure, but... what does that make you?
> If people start buying Inhuman comics and caring about the franchise, regardless of the characters used in them, then you have a fanbase ready for the movies
Only if you sell literally millions of copies of each issue. On present evidence you'd make what, $8.50 a ticket over the lifetime of a run? So you'd either need to put that up to $20 a ticket to add a million dollars to the gross, or, you know, get realistic about how small the comic book audience actually is?