I have been begging sideshow to make classic batman since DCD f'd it up royally. They should have known better there DC comics. Cough (sell outs). They make whatever floats warner's boat.
If they only knew nostalgia sells more than modern or film based products they would make more money and not have so many flops in dc sales.
Maybe if sideshow did a classic batman and compaired sales to hot toys TDK and showed this to warner they might get with the program.
even with this catwoman that just got released if they did her purple dress with green cape model it would out sell ann Hathaway and the recently released in one or two months than sales in all yr. I have seen statues of her sell faster in stores than the modern for 2 reasons.
1. modern is all you ever see and it gets boring and you just gloss over them. it's like white noise you may notice at 1st but it becomes invisible after awhile. where as a nostalgia piece gets noticed because you haven't seen it in awhile and you buy it because you don't know when you'll see it again.
2. movie based figures tend to loose there steam after a yr or so unless their like a tim burton film which seems to never loose interest in for some reason. I think it's because his stuff is so gosh darn unusual you just cant stop looking at it. So hot toys will make sales on the BR stuff for sure. I think classic batman stuff from comics might be sideshows big ticket. I don't see the modern stuff over selling them.
If they only knew nostalgia sells more than modern or film based products they would make more money and not have so many flops in dc sales.
Maybe if sideshow did a classic batman and compaired sales to hot toys TDK and showed this to warner they might get with the program.
even with this catwoman that just got released if they did her purple dress with green cape model it would out sell ann Hathaway and the recently released in one or two months than sales in all yr. I have seen statues of her sell faster in stores than the modern for 2 reasons.
1. modern is all you ever see and it gets boring and you just gloss over them. it's like white noise you may notice at 1st but it becomes invisible after awhile. where as a nostalgia piece gets noticed because you haven't seen it in awhile and you buy it because you don't know when you'll see it again.
2. movie based figures tend to loose there steam after a yr or so unless their like a tim burton film which seems to never loose interest in for some reason. I think it's because his stuff is so gosh darn unusual you just cant stop looking at it. So hot toys will make sales on the BR stuff for sure. I think classic batman stuff from comics might be sideshows big ticket. I don't see the modern stuff over selling them.