I think for those thinking Super 7 will make a reboot of the line, like a new version like the 2000+ comics, that will be out of the Super 7 strategy... they most probably will do cartoon accurate figures and vehicles because they know mask is characterized by the prominent vehicles pretense... This probably will be the next level for the reaction line instead of mostly focus on figures...?
3 hours ago, deecee4 said:You think? Hasbro would be my first choice too...but, if they sold the property outright to super7, probably not likely to happen.
But yeah, I love that GI Joe Matt Tracker with the Condor backpack they made years ago. They would kill it (in any scale), if they were to make a dedicated Mask line.
Until we get official word that they actually bought the license instead of just acquiring it, Im gonna assume its just like how they have the Joe and TF license. Idk know tho well have to see ????
On 8/25/2023 at 7:59 AM, McYote said:Thats nice. But hopefully Hasbro themselves will be whipping up something too!
You think? Hasbro would be my first choice too...but, if they sold the property outright to super7, probably not likely to happen.
But yeah, I love that GI Joe Matt Tracker with the Condor backpack they made years ago. They would kill it (in any scale), if they were to make a dedicated Mask line.
I had to look this cartoon/toyline up on google because I don't remember this one. Being born in the 90's was kind of a bummer in the sense that the vast majority of shows based on toys were released prior to that. That said, being obsessed with cartoons growing up allowed me to see a lot of shows from the 80's when they would show up as reruns and such. This one must have flown under the radar for me though.
Thats nice. But hopefully Hasbro themselves will be whipping up something too!
I can see the focus from Super 7 in doing ReAction figures based on the cartoon look and after 3 or 5 waves a vehicle or two...I ???
9 minutes ago, deecee4 said:They thought they owned it at some point, but, turned out when they tried to make an animated Silverhawks series with Nacelle that WB still owns it. If you noticed when they revealed silverhawks wave 4 at SDCC, there was a 'pending licensor approval' sign for them.
Thanks for the answer. That's crazy, how did Brian from Super7 not know this? That explains way there was that licencer approval sign next to that new wave. Ace from Ramen Toy also said he had problems with Super7 regarding his Silverhawks figures he put out a year or so ago so that would also explain that as well.
32 minutes ago, 80sboy4 said:I'm not sure if I like this news if true, the figures will be $55 each for an Ultimates. I think through this will be mainly a ReAction line of figures and vehicles, make more sense that way and will be more affordable. BTW doesn't Super7 own the Silver Hawks property?
They thought they owned it at some point, but, turned out when they tried to make an animated Silverhawks series with Nacelle that WB still owns it. If you noticed when they revealed silverhawks wave 4 at SDCC, there was a 'pending licensor approval' sign for them.
I'm not sure if I like this news if true, the figures will be $55 each for an Ultimates. I think through this will be mainly a ReAction line of figures and vehicles, make more sense that way and will be more affordable. BTW doesn't Super7 own the Silver Hawks property?
Reaction vehicles is a great direction to go in here
