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Re: Hot Toys - MMS152 - Superman: 1/6th scale Superman Collectible Figure

:lol

Stan's made a nice living by riding on the shoulders of giants
Even if some of Lee's creations weren't totally original, and even if some of the artists he worked with really created some of those characters, I think it's difficult to argue that Lee didn't write some brilliant ____ing comic books back in the day. Whenever I re-read that stuff, I'm struck by how fresh and good it is. I feel there's more depth to what he was doing than a lot of the more "sophisticated" stuff that gets pumped out today.
 
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Am i the only one that gets goosebumps at this?


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Re: Hot Toys - MMS152 - Superman: 1/6th scale Superman Collectible Figure

Wouldn't be my favourite track to be honest. Beyond the obvious prelude and Main Title march my preferances are 'Fortress of Solitude', 'The Big Rescue' and 'the Terrace' & 'Flying sequence' instrumental version (i.e not with the jaunty 70s aspect to it or the Can you read my mind thing)
 
Re: Hot Toys - MMS152 - Superman: 1/6th scale Superman Collectible Figure

Superman over any other figure released recently or coming out in the near future. No debate whatsoever in my mind.

I don't know. I'd have go go over the order list of figures, statues, and PF's I have to decide that one for me.

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Man, another of so many great shots of this figure. This really is one of the coolest superman items I've ever seen. Glad to have it represent this character in my collection.
 
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In regards to the Shusters/Siegles, does anyone else think that they'll just sell the intellectual properties they won back to DC/WB? Seems to me like there would be more money to be made that way.
 
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I think it'll be more of a case of leasing the rights back to DC, they wouldn't have gone to all that trouble just to give them up again.
 
Re: Hot Toys - MMS152 - Superman: 1/6th scale Superman Collectible Figure

The heirs have already won. Ownership of the first two weeks of Superman daily newspaper comics already reverted to the families.
The expanded destruction of Krypton was defined there for the first time, as well as the names Jor-El and Kal-El. Don't be surprised if the new movie alters his origin for this reason.

DC's right to exercise copyright on Issue 1 of Superman expires in 2013. This issue established Planet Krypton, Clark Kent, Superman, an earlier set of superpowers, Perry White, The Daily Star and Lois Lane. An elderly couple who found baby Clark and gave him to an orphanage on page one are never referred to by name, so Johnathan and Martha Kent stay with DC.

Beginning with issue 2 Superman was created as "work for hire" and all further inventions became the property of National Comics (later DC). This means If the families were to begin publishing their own variant of Superman they would be unable to use any villain or story element created outside those two sources I mentioned. They would not be able to use any costume or S shield designed by National/DC/WB after issue 1. Superman's supporting cast outside Perry and Lois would be off limits (Jimmy Olsen).

DC's strategy for 2013 might be the reason they just rebooted the universe.

Neil Gaiman won a lawsuit recently against Todd McFarlane that might explain the recent DC reboot. Gaiman created Medieval Spawn and McFatbrain created a bunch of merchandising and tried to cut Gaiman out of the loop. Todd's argument was is was a variation of a character he created so Gaiman didn't create a new character. A court disagreed and Midevil Spawn was determined to belong to Gaiman.

DC may be attempting to create unique variations of it's entire catalog for this reason. By changing Superman (and everyone else too) they might be able to convince a court they are no longer using the same versions of the characters created in Superman 1.

Not only have the Seagal and Shusters families filed copyright claims, so have the Kirby kids. The Kirbys have also filed against Marvel Comics their intention for copyright revocation.

If you think DC is screwed, imagine Marvel without the characters Jack created. Yikes. Spiderman and Wolverine are going to be busy.

Wow! I had no idea the suite had gone this far. And when you add in the Spawn issue I can now understand why DC wants the new 52 to succeed so badly.
 
Re: Hot Toys - MMS152 - Superman: 1/6th scale Superman Collectible Figure

Not trying to throw the current discussion off too much but I just have a question to anyone who has been lucky enough to get this bad boy. In MCW's review he mentioned to be careful when losing the head because of the rubber neck and potentially marking the neck. Has anyone else noticed it? Is there anyway to avoid it? I'm a bit OCD and with only 1 of these coming it would drive me crazy if that happened.
 
Re: Hot Toys - MMS152 - Superman: 1/6th scale Superman Collectible Figure

Not trying to throw the current discussion off too much but I just have a question to anyone who has been lucky enough to get this bad boy. In MCW's review he mentioned to be careful when losing the head because of the rubber neck and potentially marking the neck. Has anyone else noticed it? Is there anyway to avoid it? I'm a bit OCD and with only 1 of these coming it would drive me crazy if that happened.

Just read that myself. Be very careful is what I will be.
 
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HT should have had ABJ consult on the boots they look fantastic :rotfl :rotfl
 
Re: Hot Toys - MMS152 - Superman: 1/6th scale Superman Collectible Figure

Not trying to throw the current discussion off too much but I just have a question to anyone who has been lucky enough to get this bad boy. In MCW's review he mentioned to be careful when losing the head because of the rubber neck and potentially marking the neck. Has anyone else noticed it? Is there anyway to avoid it? I'm a bit OCD and with only 1 of these coming it would drive me crazy if that happened.

Doesn't sound all that much different then what was instructed by HT on Dutch, Wolverine, T-800, etc.
 
Re: Hot Toys - MMS152 - Superman: 1/6th scale Superman Collectible Figure

Not trying to throw the current discussion off too much but I just have a question to anyone who has been lucky enough to get this bad boy. In MCW's review he mentioned to be careful when losing the head because of the rubber neck and potentially marking the neck. Has anyone else noticed it? Is there anyway to avoid it? I'm a bit OCD and with only 1 of these coming it would drive me crazy if that happened.

Head's off

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Head's snapped back on

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No marks, Now don't go hog wild on twisting the head on and off, but have faith in this beautifully crafted figure from HT. Hope this makes you feel better about it
 
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Has anyone received an email from Sideshow order?
 
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