Integration

trebleshot · 06-22-2012, 07:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheSymbiote

We know nothing of this character, we didn't even see the Stallone version. Sooooo we think "Meh"

I would highly recommend picking up some trades or older 2000 AD comics featuring Dredd, if you can. He was badass before Wolverine was a thought in Len Wein's head.

I personally didn't care for the 90's film and especially Rob Schneider's character in it, but it's probably going to be easier to find that than the comics. Unfortunately it doesn't really capture what Dredd and the Judges are really about, due to the plot.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Boba Fettuccini

I'd like to see it, but as to toyline... yeah, not gonna happen. it's R rated. We'll probably get a colelctor figure from Mezco or NECA at best. Maybe a Hot Toys. But definitely not Hasbro.

Well, technically anyone could do a toyline for Dredd since he's not a Marvel character. In fact, his LCBH figure from a few years ago was released by Toy Biz through a licensing deal with Rebellion Developments (the current owner of all 2000 A.D. characters). I have both Dredd and Death, but really wished they had been able to do Anderson as well (she's now the "rookie" mentioned in the trailer, for those who don't know).

06-22-2012, 07:43 AM	#16
trebleshot Dark Lord of the 'Ark Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Ohio Posts: 8,224	Quote: Originally Posted by TheSymbiote We know nothing of this character, we didn't even see the Stallone version. Sooooo we think "Meh" I would highly recommend picking up some trades or older 2000 AD comics featuring Dredd, if you can. He was badass before Wolverine was a thought in Len Wein's head. I personally didn't care for the 90's film and especially Rob Schneider's character in it, but it's probably going to be easier to find that than the comics. Unfortunately it doesn't really capture what Dredd and the Judges are really about, due to the plot. Quote: Originally Posted by Boba Fettuccini I'd like to see it, but as to toyline... yeah, not gonna happen. it's R rated. We'll probably get a colelctor figure from Mezco or NECA at best. Maybe a Hot Toys. But definitely not Hasbro. Well, technically anyone could do a toyline for Dredd since he's not a Marvel character. In fact, his LCBH figure from a few years ago was released by Toy Biz through a licensing deal with Rebellion Developments (the current owner of all 2000 A.D. characters). I have both Dredd and Death, but really wished they had been able to do Anderson as well (she's now the "rookie" mentioned in the trailer, for those who don't know). __________________