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Originally Posted by Dr Kain

Actually, I didn't know DCC was not doing a panel. However, I have seen little to no coverage at all going on from DCC. How are they supposed to push the Essentials line if they aren't doing anything to advertise it to people? Are they thinking, "Since this is the only line DC collectors are going to get, they will buy it?" Because that worked out so well with Icons.

Have they even bothered to talk about what Flash and RF are going to include? Why did they choose Deathstroke as their first Batman villain when he isn't even a Batman villain?

How are they upping their game from Icons? Why should anyone support the Essentials line?

You won't see coverage for smaller companies like DCC or Neca that is on the same level as Hasbro. What would either of those two companies talk about for an hour? Pixel Dan interviewed Randy Falk from Neca and it took them about 15 minutes (including banter) to go over everything that was on display at the Neca booth. I have yet to see any DCC interviews but it will probably be about the same. They'll talk about statues (one are where DCC shines, according to the internet), Doomsday Clock figures, Essentials, and DCAU. DCC probably meets with reps from Diamond, Amazon, BBTS and the like to give them a personal walk through but they simply don't produce enough to do a big show like Hasbro. Also, some of the guys from the smaller companies seem to remember certain interviewers like Pixel Dan and Shartimusprime and count on them to help get the word out.

Most reviewers interview the guys from DCC but upload their stuff last since it isn't the high demand/priority stuff like Marvel Legends.