Well, when they collide for me anyway. Sitting a few feet away from me on my desk here at work are a Batmobile and a Battle Cat (He-Man). I'm a huge fan of both franchises. In fact, other than a Bandit Trans Am, the only toys I have are from either Batman or He-Man.
Funko just released this set of DC characters in the style of Masters Of The Universe. They're calling it DC Primal Age. From our corner of the universe, it's just Batman, Ace, The Joker, Mr. Freeze, and a big Batcave in the style of Castle Grayskull. I'll definitely be getting Batman and Ace. Ace The Bathound is my screen name on a comic book forum.
well it will have crossover appeal well outside the narrow focus of this forum. The Heman format is big right now with slasher movie figures in the format too, along with Thundercats, Conan and lots of other stuff. So its not so strange and not such a risk for them. Brilliant casting of Ace as Battlecat.
They look horrible and don't capture what I love about the world of Batman. Also Funko is still rolling out waves of Stranger Things figures. I've tried multiple times and just don't understand what people see in that show.
I think its a really fun mashup— captures the spirit of He-Man right on.
The best cosplay I saw at NYCC was a Dad on all fours as Battle Cat and his what looked like maybe 2 year old son on his back as He-Man. There’s a picture of it on the Super7 Instagram, I didn’t take a picture.
I like anything that adds imagination to the character. We all have to get over the lack of Wave 2– the figures didn’t sell, plain and simple, and no company is in business for charity. Same deal with the Batman ‘66 comic— sales were lackluster so they cancelled it. If either had been a hit it would have kept on going.
AndyFish wrote: ↑Mon Oct 08, 2018 6:16 am
I think its a really fun mashup— captures the spirit of He-Man right on.
The best cosplay I saw at NYCC was a Dad on all fours as Battle Cat and his what looked like maybe 2 year old son on his back as He-Man. There’s a picture of it on the Super7 Instagram, I didn’t take a picture.
I like anything that adds imagination to the character. We all have to get over the lack of Wave 2– the figures didn’t sell, plain and simple, and no company is in business for charity. Same deal with the Batman ‘66 comic— sales were lackluster so they cancelled it. If either had been a hit it would have kept on going.
But the Mego format from FTC did well, better than any other line I'd say based on how deep it went.