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Dolemite · 02-19-2022, 07:06 PM

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Originally Posted by ShabbyBlue

TMNT sells REALLY REALLY well. It's not that hard to understand why NECA or any other license holder churns out so much TMNT merch.

Yeah, I get that. I just wish it wasn't at the expense of their other lines, but I understand that it's nice to make money.

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Meanwhile I am STILL waiting for ANY kind of reveal for the Hammer Horror license they acquired nearly a year and a half ago. It's really starting to concern me that they have no interest in doing anything with it and are just going to sit on the license like Mattel did with Back to the Future.

Holy shit, I totally forgot they have the Hammer license. What a disappointment that they wasted the money on it but never did a damn thing with it. I would have loved some Peter Cushing or Christopher Lee figures.

That said, I just washed the 1930s version of The Mummy that NECA recently released as part of their Universal Monsters line, and I was heartbroken to see that Boris Karloff only appears in that movie in that (fucking awesome) form for under 5 minutes. The rest of the movie he just looks like a normal human being.

02-19-2022, 07:06 PM	#51
Dolemite Join Date: Nov 2014 Posts: 4,028	Quote: Originally Posted by ShabbyBlue TMNT sells REALLY REALLY well. It's not that hard to understand why NECA or any other license holder churns out so much TMNT merch. Yeah, I get that. I just wish it wasn't at the expense of their other lines, but I understand that it's nice to make money. Quote: Meanwhile I am STILL waiting for ANY kind of reveal for the Hammer Horror license they acquired nearly a year and a half ago. It's really starting to concern me that they have no interest in doing anything with it and are just going to sit on the license like Mattel did with Back to the Future. Holy shit, I totally forgot they have the Hammer license. What a disappointment that they wasted the money on it but never did a damn thing with it. I would have loved some Peter Cushing or Christopher Lee figures. That said, I just washed the 1930s version of The Mummy that NECA recently released as part of their Universal Monsters line, and I was heartbroken to see that Boris Karloff only appears in that movie in that (fucking awesome) form for under 5 minutes. The rest of the movie he just looks like a normal human being. Last edited by Dolemite; 02-19-2022 at 07:13 PM..