Integration

jwyss234 · 02-18-2019, 06:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Dr Kain

I guess then the next question is, is this guy from a new channel? After all, my first interviews I did at Denver Comic Con in 2016 came out pretty bad. It taught me how to NOT conduct an interview. I finally figured it out by the last day of the con, but even I had a hard time sitting through them when I was editing them.

I looked up the Youtube channel that did the walk through and it's been around since 2011. But I don't follow the channel to know if the interviewer was new. Also, when I went looking for the video and channel info, I noticed that the interview was a replay of a live stream so maybe the interviewer was nervous due to it being a live event.

Pixel Dan posted his own walk through but he didn't interview Jim Fletcher. The DCC rep Dan spoke with did add some additional info.

The BTAS figures that didn't appear in the show were designed with input from Bruce Timm and Ty Templeton. Bruce has been writing back stories for the figures and Ty, who did the artwork for the BTAS comic book, designed the figures.
They're working to bring more DC characters to the animated style of the show.
They are working to specifically add more ROM to their figures including the animated line.
DC Essentials was described as DCC's core line of action figures. What was on display was meant to represent the product that would be available in 2019.
The DCC rep stated that they were happy with Essentials that they would keep pushing forward with the line.

Obviously they didn't say anything about McFarlane but that last comment indicates that they are at least planning to continue making DC Essentials figures.

02-18-2019, 06:26 PM	#35
jwyss234 Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Middle TN Posts: 2,848	Quote: Originally Posted by Dr Kain I guess then the next question is, is this guy from a new channel? After all, my first interviews I did at Denver Comic Con in 2016 came out pretty bad. It taught me how to NOT conduct an interview. I finally figured it out by the last day of the con, but even I had a hard time sitting through them when I was editing them. I looked up the Youtube channel that did the walk through and it's been around since 2011. But I don't follow the channel to know if the interviewer was new. Also, when I went looking for the video and channel info, I noticed that the interview was a replay of a live stream so maybe the interviewer was nervous due to it being a live event. Pixel Dan posted his own walk through but he didn't interview Jim Fletcher. The DCC rep Dan spoke with did add some additional info. The BTAS figures that didn't appear in the show were designed with input from Bruce Timm and Ty Templeton. Bruce has been writing back stories for the figures and Ty, who did the artwork for the BTAS comic book, designed the figures. They're working to bring more DC characters to the animated style of the show. They are working to specifically add more ROM to their figures including the animated line. DC Essentials was described as DCC's core line of action figures. What was on display was meant to represent the product that would be available in 2019. The DCC rep stated that they were happy with Essentials that they would keep pushing forward with the line. Obviously they didn't say anything about McFarlane but that last comment indicates that they are at least planning to continue making DC Essentials figures.