No they just cant win. They do Spider-man vaulting over a roof top and a bunch people complain it'll lean. They do Thor in a throwing pose and a bunch people complain about this or that. The did the original GL in an action pose and people said he didn't fit with the rest of the JLA museum poses.
Now they do another GL in a museum pose and people are going to complain its a. Too plain b. Has one leg up or c. Some other variation.
Ok, dayuuuuuum. Day one PO...unless it's $500 But the lantern is the EX?! wuuuut atta-boy SSC! If this comes in under or at $450, I will be full boar back on the sideshow train People don't like the pose? This is going to go awesome with the trinity!!! Probably my one last JLA must buy!!!
You won't be tempted by Flash?
No they just cant win. They do Spider-man vaulting over a roof top and a bunch people complain it'll lean. They do Thor in a throwing pose and a bunch people complain about this or that. The did the original GL in an action pose and people said he didn't fit with the rest of the JLA museum poses.
Now they do another GL in a museum pose and people are going to complain its a. Too plain b. Has one leg up or c. Some other variation.
Blah blah blah I complain about all sideshow pieces blah blah blahWhat a sad story.
First, you might want to stop and ask yourself WHY people go paranoid about the lean. Maybe it's because lean issues have become much more common lately and affected even statues with absolutely static poses, i.e. the Superman PF. And before you start telling me that I'm a hater and so on - I have the Spidey PF on order. Common sense tells me that if they're making over 8000 of those, they must be confident there won't be lean issues, but nontheless there are enough leaning Supermen around that I can see why people go a bit paranoid about it.
Then again, people complained about Thor's hand, not about his pose. A detail in his anatomy that obviously was noticeable enough for some people, I don't think that's out of this world.
The problem with these museum poses, imho, is that they automatically exclude some of the most interesting options. Running Flash? Nope. Phasing Manhunter? Nope. Flying Hawkman? Nope.
Not sure about the people who complained on the first GL - but I recall that at the time, Igo said they wanted to make the Trinity in static poses and higher bases, while the others JL members on lower bases and action poses. With that picture in mind, there was absolutely no need for a GL2.0 and it was a very good art direction solution. Flash forward a pair of years, and they completely changed direction - so who's to blame here? People who complain and poor Sideshow that "can't win"? Or maybe it's the random art direction change and poor choice of character releases, furtherly crippled by longer and longere release times?
If they gave priority to the main JL characters and sticked to the initial plan, there would be no need at all for a GL2.0 and there would be no people complaining about GL not fitting with the Trinity, because they would already have in hand an action posed Aquaman and Flash. Instead, we're up to the umpteenth Batman and the umpteenth variant/recolor/alternative version that take time and resources from the main characters.
There's always going to be complainers. To each his own. People should spend more time enjoying their collections instead of bashing the stuff they won't be buying anyways.
Wow really best answer agree 110%There's always going to be complainers. To each his own. People should spend more time enjoying their collections instead of bashing the stuff they won't be buying anyways.
I think it looks excellent
Maybe it'll have a GL symbol construct like Green Sinestro.
What a sad story.
First, you might want to stop and ask yourself WHY people go paranoid about the lean. Maybe it's because lean issues have become much more common lately and affected even statues with absolutely static poses, i.e. the Superman PF. And before you start telling me that I'm a hater and so on - I have the Spidey PF on order. Common sense tells me that if they're making over 8000 of those, they must be confident there won't be lean issues, but nontheless there are enough leaning Supermen around that I can see why people go a bit paranoid about it.
Then again, people complained about Thor's hand, not about his pose. A detail in his anatomy that obviously was noticeable enough for some people, I don't think that's out of this world.
The problem with these museum poses, imho, is that they automatically exclude some of the most interesting options. Running Flash? Nope. Phasing Manhunter? Nope. Flying Hawkman? Nope.
Not sure about the people who complained on the first GL - but I recall that at the time, Igo said they wanted to make the Trinity in static poses and higher bases, while the others JL members on lower bases and action poses. With that picture in mind, there was absolutely no need for a GL2.0 and it was a very good art direction solution. Flash forward a pair of years, and they completely changed direction - so who's to blame here? People who complain and poor Sideshow that "can't win"? Or maybe it's the random art direction change and poor choice of character releases, furtherly crippled by longer and longere release times?
If they gave priority to the main JL characters and sticked to the initial plan, there would be no need at all for a GL2.0 and there would be no people complaining about GL not fitting with the Trinity, because they would already have in hand an action posed Aquaman and Flash. Instead, we're up to the umpteenth Batman and the umpteenth variant/recolor/alternative version that take time and resources from the main characters.
There's always going to be complainers. To each his own. People should spend more time enjoying their collections instead of bashing the stuff they won't be buying anyways.
I am all for matching scale and type of pose, but a little more creativity wouldn't hurt. It is easy to say don't like it, don't buy it. There not many options too choose from if you want a 1/4 GL.There's always going to be complainers. To each his own. People should spend more time enjoying their collections instead of bashing the stuff they won't be buying anyways.