The Batman Professor
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Gorgeous work. Oil or Acrylic? Don' tell me its all pencils or my mind would just be blown away.
It's all digital, painted using a Wacom Cintiq.
Gorgeous work. Oil or Acrylic? Don' tell me its all pencils or my mind would just be blown away.
Q2.) Will any past waves be re-offered on MattyCollector.com? Wave 11 is marked out of stock, but not "gone for good".
A2.) Wave 11 will not be back on MattyCollector.com. Each box set is up for a set amount of time and then gone! Although right now we are still evaluating whether to keep the box sets going. There was actually much less interest in Wave 11 and now Wave 12 then we hoped for to justify all of the logistics of creating these sets. Unless sales of the box set pick up with Wave 13, we may not be able to continue these. We can only make and sell toys for MattyCollector.com if there are fans/customers buying them.
I don't understand why they feel the need to cancel the Matty box sets. They took longer than the average MOTUC 30 minutes to sell out time, but I would hardly call a two week sell out a lack of interest on the customers' part.
We totally get that distribution is an issue (and as Daniel pointed out, something we have sad to say very little control over). If say Store X wants 30K pieces, they take 30K pieces of whatever is in HK (which is why for example Target currently has so much of Wave 6. They filled a huge amount of their annual needs with one single order and Wave 6 was what was at the docks at the time). We are working with them on this BTW!
One way we can have more control is by offering the figures on MattyCollector.com, but I have to tell you guys, their has been VERY little interest in these box sets so far. Our deal with retailers is we would sell them for a about a 2 week window and any remaining product would be shipped back to standard retailers and "eventually" make it out to shelf reboxed in standard retail case packs.
So far collectors have not voted (with their purchase) that buying figures online in box sets is how they want their figures. We had hoped this was a great way to combat poor distribution. But alas, if fans don't want sets this way, we may need to back off from this program. It takes a lot of logistic work to make it happen and I'll confess so far not worth it unfortunately.
I'll continue to do all I can to help, but we need the support of fans/customers to keep better distribution programs going.
We offer "open stock" buying to online retailers (meaning they can buy any single figure in any quantity) and box sets of full sets on Mattycollector.com. Since we have so little control over mass retail, I'm open to any suggestions of better ways to get this product to you!
Scott
Here's their explanation about it, per Toyguru's posting on actionfigureinsider.com
post some pictures jedi.
I remember that batman. I think it was before they standardized the articulation for the line. I am so glad they got into the DCUC form and getting the 4 horsemen aboard. Some of the figures and lack of articulation from this early line felt like a cheat to me until they made everything uniformed.
Now I need Robin... and the Flash... and Wonder Woman... this is how it starts, isn't it?
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