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boombatty · 08-21-2014, 10:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Dann

I'm actually VERY interested in the Amazing Heroes figures. They're based on the 80's (not 60's) Marvel Secret Wars style, and that was one of the most fun-to-play-with toylines ever. The Amazing Heroes line is the first Kickstarter I'm actually considering giving money to. And people are going to want those cloth capes, too.

I agree they need better marketing though. They're not really getting talked about on sites from what I've seen.

Don't get me wrong, they are bound to get folks like yourself that are very interested. In fact all the Kickstarters have some audience. More I meant that there may not be enough Danns' out there to support it.

On the 80's vs. 60's thing you might be right. I got the date from the write up on the Toyark frontpage that said the characters appeared from the 40s to the 60s but the style might be 80's.

08-21-2014, 10:43 AM	#47
boombatty Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Malvern, PA Posts: 837	Quote: Originally Posted by Dann I'm actually VERY interested in the Amazing Heroes figures. They're based on the 80's (not 60's) Marvel Secret Wars style, and that was one of the most fun-to-play-with toylines ever. The Amazing Heroes line is the first Kickstarter I'm actually considering giving money to. And people are going to want those cloth capes, too. I agree they need better marketing though. They're not really getting talked about on sites from what I've seen. Don't get me wrong, they are bound to get folks like yourself that are very interested. In fact all the Kickstarters have some audience. More I meant that there may not be enough Danns' out there to support it. On the 80's vs. 60's thing you might be right. I got the date from the write up on the Toyark frontpage that said the characters appeared from the 40s to the 60s but the style might be 80's. __________________ Fatty Fatty Boombatty