[jwyss234]

@Skoob
Well said.

When I first read the update from kastorskorner, I really didn't believe it that it was 100% accurate since Toyark, Fwoosh, and ToyNewsI never said anything remotely close to this in their updates or interviews from NYTF. But it does make sense if you go back and look at the SDCC galleries and see that most of the stuff shown at NYTF 2016 was missing from the display case at SDCC 2016. Skoob is right, DCC needs to have some focus. Only producing lines for DC Icons, DCAU, and DCTV (you be the judge for Bombshells) is better than producing these lines plus the 7" New 52 figures, the New 52 animated movie figures, Designer Series figures from several artists, DC Movies, Arkham video games, and re-releasing DC Direct figures with new paint jobs. I also think it was smart to focus on DC Rebirth instead of the New 52 designs since Rebirth is current and seems to be more popular than the New 52.

It sucks that we won't get anymore single figures but if DCC keeps the two packs and multipacks themed so that characters who normally hang out together in the comics are packaged together, then it won't be so bad. And some of those canceled figures like Deathstroke and Catwoman could show up in multipacks themed after Teen Titans and Batman villains. I also don't think that the Iconic Moments sets will completely take over the Icons line. Moments like Bane breaking Batman's back and Batman carrying Jason Todd's dead body seem obvious but what else would they do? Speedy shooting up in front of GA and GL? Doubt it. Although I would totally buy a pack of Clark Kent dashing into a phone booth, changing into his costume, and flying out as Superman.