wildcat47 wrote:Very cool thread, love reading bout upcoming Marvel POPS! Thanks!
I did notice they are releasing GotG villains? Not that I wont buy them (more than likely), but is there really that great a demand for these characters?
I'm coming from the viewpoint of not having ever been a comic reader, but way into the movies. All the superhero movies are great, but I'm really loving the MCU ones the best. So from my angle, I want the villains less than the heroes, for the most part. That's because I'm not nearly as familiar with the baddies. But I would still buy the villains without thought, especially the ones that have been in the movies. But from the old school readers view, wouldn't the interest in the villains be even bigger? You (the readers, in this case) already know them, their stories, who their main enemies are, as well as thier cross overs. In general, are the villains not as important to you as are the heroes? And, and this is pure speculation, aren't the Marvel and DC Pop! buyers more likely to be readers, or at least former readers collecting figures from their youth? Collectors of the other lines of Pop! would be a different type of buyer, for example, TWD and GoT (both books first, so kind of a bad example), don't have a long history before becoming Pop! toys. So there is no nostalgia, and all the characters, on both sides of and sitting directly upon the good/bad guy line would be equally sought after and important to the ongoing story and the fans. Examples of longer histories, Disney and Star Wars, the bad guys are as important and sought as are the guys in white. In fact, I'd say with SW, the bad guys, Darth, Boba, Greedo (who'd of thunk it

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