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Re: DC Collectibles doing Batman The Animated Series figures!!!!!
Oh HELLS yes.
Oh HELLS yes.
USA Today has a story up on them too... I have a feeling this line is going to be REALLY popular-
https://www.usatoday.com/story/life...-dini-batman-animated-action-figures/5456233/
Sallah
Wow Bruce Timm is so full of **** "I will readily admit that some of the character we designed in the revamp weren't as successful as others, but I think 80% of the characters were vastly improved on the second go-round." 80% of The New Adventure designs were better? I know it's all subjective, but come on! That's not true and I hope this doesn't mean they are focusing more on TNA.
Wow Bruce Timm is so full of **** "I will readily admit that some of the character we designed in the revamp weren't as successful as others, but I think 80% of the characters were vastly improved on the second go-round." 80% of The New Adventure designs were better? I know it's all subjective, but come on! That's not true and I hope this doesn't mean they are focusing more on TNA.
To be fair, from his perspective, it probably helped quite a bit. Sleeker, crisper details are probably way easier to animate, and, probably, translate to action better than the detailed, Fleisher-esque character models of TAS. I'm not saying they are better, and, like you said, I do disagree with him, but there is a certain element that's different from our perspectives, I think.
I think the best thing about this announcement (and, possibly, the worst thing, depending on how you look at it) is that these are coming from DC Collectibles. The one thing they're known for is being thorough. They've done pretty much every Arkham character in the series, and they're known for long running series. The Alex Ross Justice League line went for 8 or 9 (possibly 10) series, their Superman/Batman figures went, I think, 5, and tackled multiple arcs; these guys know how to fill up a line, and, especially with something as popular as this, I think we may all wind up taking our wallets to the hospital.
I know beggars can't be choosers, but the overall preference has got to be the classic 1992 designs over the revamps from 1997.
Silly that Catwoman is the first produced though. Should hsve been the Bat.
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