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Originally Posted by TheBlueMarvel

That’s not what I’m reading in what you’ve quoted. The answer feels like a misdirection, honestly, but that’s what happens when you have laypeople (potential influencers - assumption here, maybe a toy newsy made the inquiry) asking questions of industry types, and not journalists (or at least people who regularly read news). The posed question, if it wasn’t more layered than what’s represented here and there were no follow-up queries, provides ample room to spin this sort of non-answer.

What license doesn’t require final approval from the license owner before moving forward to manufacture? Does this mean McFar is submitting designs that he wants to produce and D.C. green/red lights the process? If so, then we’re back to square one and the question becomes why hasn’t McFar provided a classic WW (insert whomever) for approval by D.C.? What you are suggesting regarding D.C. dictating to McFar what he is to make doesn’t even seem like something McFar would accept according to his faithful acolytes that extol his being a maverick industry leader. I don’t do fanboy shit, but some of their gushing assessment of their hero has some foundation in reality.

I just don’t see dude acquiescing like that, and the question wasn't exacting enough (especially with no follow up) to extrapolate much from the answer IMO.

Yeah. I cannot imagine a situation where DC said no you can’t make a normal Wonder Woman, but go crazy with all the nonsense variants you want. Particularly when other license holders have no trouble putting out more evergreen designs and Todd himself has done so with other characters in the line.