Does anybody that work at Sideshow read comics in the 80s?

[SludgesicleMan]

Where is the love for the Titans?

One of the biggest books in the 80s was the New Teen Titans and behind the JLA the Titans/Teen Titans are most lucrative team DC has. Sideshow has produced nothing in regards to the Titans franchise. Unless you consider that Deathstroke, which when released they touted him as a “Batman villain”

I understand X-Men are a more popular brand, but the statue collectors already have so many X-Men pieces to choose from. I’m sure there are others who are clamoring for a 1/4 scale Nightwing, Raven, Starfire, Cyborg, Beast Boy, Donna Troy, Arsenal, a “Real” Deathstroke, Brother Blood, Cheshire, Dr. Light and many others.

[MONSTER]

Nope they all started reading comics in the 90s.

[SludgesicleMan]

Originally Posted by MONSTER

Nope they all started reading comics in the 90s.

I’ve heard that the 90s was the golden age of comics.

[Tbolt]

They have already done pieces from the 1880’s. I just don’t think there is a market these days for them. Poor Jonah Hex.

[wizardjones]

Originally Posted by Tbolt

They have already done pieces from the 1880’s. I just don’t think there is a market these days for them. Poor Jonah Hex.

I think Cyborg and maybe Robin (Stretching it) might sell. But Beast boy, Raven and StarFire?
Nope!

[Ryanbusts]

They only care about movies and current pop culture.

[Ryanbusts]

Originally Posted by wizardjones

I think Cyborg and maybe Robin (Stretching it) might sell. But Beast boy, Raven and StarFire?
Nope!

I'd buy em all in a heart beat. Disco Grayson!

[Josh-a-tron]

Originally Posted by Ryanbusts

They only care about movies and current pop culture.

...Swamp Thing

[Ryanbusts]

Originally Posted by SludgesicleMan

I’ve heard that the 90s was the golden variant cover age of comics.

[Ryanbusts]

Originally Posted by Josh-a-tron

...Swamp Thing

That's true but one out of how many?
Plus when it was revealed, I think they stated it being a passion project by the sculptor.