Cyber Bishop wrote:Ok I have been thinking about other Hasbro Brands that could be made into 6" figs (no cloth or rooted hair for these)
Jem and the Holograms, each will come with a musical instrument or a mic with stand
wave 1 (Baf is the Synergy computer)
Jem (classic Pink outfit)
Hologram Kimber Benton
Misfit Pizzazz
Misfit Roxy
Riot
Wave 2 (BAF is Jem in another outfit)
Jerrica Benton
Hologram Aja Leith
Misfit Stormer
Stinger Rapture
Rio
wave 3 (BAF is Jem in another outfit)
Synergy
Hologram Shana Elmsford
Misfit Jetta
Hologram Raya
Stinger Minx
And another line of 6" figures
Inhumanoids
wave 1 humans (BAF Magnakore Pyre)
Dr. Herman Armstrong "Herc Armstrong"
Dr. Johnathon Martin Slattery "Liquidator"
Dr. Edward "The Fist" Augutter "Auger"
Dr. Derek Ericson Bright "Dr. Derek Bright"
Sandra Shore "Ms. Navigator"
Tendril
D'compose (possibly 14" soft plastic)
Wave 2 (BAF Magnakore Crygen)
Bradley Joseph Armbruster "Sabre Jet"
Redlen
Redwood soldier
General Granitary
Granite soldier
Metlar (14")
MaximalNui wrote:I also wonder if some of the toylines with Marvel-licensed comics like Rom and Micronauts could share a deal like they did with Sony and Spider-Man movies. Maybe they might even get Circuit Breaker back. My ideal contract would be something like this:
- Marvel would get the full media rights for new and old stories, including TV and movie adaptations, with Hasbro keeping a small cut of the profits and the right to reprint their IDW-published issues with no fee.
- Hasbro would keep exclusive rights for the toylines, including the right to license to other companies like LEGO, with Marvel keeping a small cut of the profits.
- For Circuit Breaker, Hasbro would recover the rights for the character while Marvel would be allowed to reprint non-licensed stories featuring her (I think it's just Secret Wars II?) with no fee.
Can anyone tell me if this would be a good or acceptable deal?
AcademyofDrX wrote:MaximalNui wrote:I also wonder if some of the toylines with Marvel-licensed comics like Rom and Micronauts could share a deal like they did with Sony and Spider-Man movies. Maybe they might even get Circuit Breaker back. My ideal contract would be something like this:
- Marvel would get the full media rights for new and old stories, including TV and movie adaptations, with Hasbro keeping a small cut of the profits and the right to reprint their IDW-published issues with no fee.
- Hasbro would keep exclusive rights for the toylines, including the right to license to other companies like LEGO, with Marvel keeping a small cut of the profits.
- For Circuit Breaker, Hasbro would recover the rights for the character while Marvel would be allowed to reprint non-licensed stories featuring her (I think it's just Secret Wars II?) with no fee.
Can anyone tell me if this would be a good or acceptable deal?
No one cares. For media, Marvel doesn't want to do film franchises for characters they don't own outright when there are so many that they do own. The amount of money in these older characters from toys, licensing, or from comics reprints is negligible. They'd end up paying more for the lawyers and negotiations than they would make back.
I hope we eventually get to see limited comics reprints, but it's not likely anytime soon, and these franchises aren't compelling enough to invest in over other options.
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