And kind of saying "f-you" to the fans too, IMO. I mean, he successfully released a half dozen Batmobiles via standard retail, now the last one has to be a crowd fund? One tier is a Batman that's been released three times before? Come on.
He might not be officially diagnosed, but yeah. You can tell after listening to him for a while, he's all over the place.
Maybe so. Doesn’t really impact me. Vehicles and live action figures don’t really hit my radar. I just think he’s trying to do something big for the Snyder people out there that may not interest the big box retailers. A vehicle, three figures and a big accessory isn’t exactly a retail friendly price point.
The same size as the "modern" Superboy already released. Brad the DC Universe Geek on YouTube has a review of the figure up.
The prices are up now. Not unreasonable for the lower levels. Not sure if I’m going to bite though, I have one of the Mattel versions. They need to show better pictures.
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Depends on the individual Haslab, I'm sure, but I could see them having success with it. Obviously, the more you pay, the more you expect to get, which I think is why something like the Rancor ended up failing; people just didn't feel like they were getting enough for the price. But lower the price a bit, give a barebones option, and I could see it being a success. Then, if you want a giant bone, or cardboard backdrop, or Malakili, etc., pay a little bit more. Might also mean being able to cut back on "wasted" plastic- things from tiers that people didn't necessarily want, and so just toss in a bin or onto ebay.
The Super Powers crowd fund items were made available in other countries through normal retailers, so it may be the same in this case. I wouldn’t be surprised to see this pop up at Amazon in the U.S. as well. They don’t guarantee that this will be available only through the crowd fund.
