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While CTVT concentrated mainly on licensed properties, they did manage to squeeze out interesting items such as the Mad Clowns, Buzzcut was a more adult orientated offering from the company.
Not a fan of these either.....never understood their marketing strategy in making these oddball characters other than somehow tangentally trying to extend the Mad Monsters line.....
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I contacted CTVT, i wanted to use the Mad clowns in a Comic book for My Character "THE STREETS"
the story line was they were petty criminals Hiding out in a traveling circus got there
powers when try to steal an Aztec crystal skull from a museum.The skull take over the maestro and inturns bestows powers on to the other 3.CTVT turn it down.
I thought the Mad Clowns was a good idea and actually pretty creative but could have used a bit of fine tuning. Buzzsaw is a perfect example of this. A saw blade in the skull is a bit too gruesome for a retro style figure, in my opinion. Other than that I think the are kinda cool and make good generic villians.
You are a bold and courageous person, afraid of nothing. High on a hill top near your home, there stands a dilapidated old mansion. Some say the place is haunted, but you don't believe in such myths. One dark and stormy night, a light appears in the topmost window in the tower of the old house. You decide to investigate... and you never return...
>A saw blade in the skull is a bit too gruesome for a retro style figure,
Although the way it's presented it might not actually BE in his skull; it might be an ornament. (LIke one of them Steve Martin arrows.) I think the guy with the "Clockwork Orange" eyeball stretchers is more gruesome.
>The perfect mechanics for a Joker Bus.
They would. I was kinda lukewarm on 'em; but I eneded up with a Maestro, and he makes an awesome bad guy. As a kid I would have been all over these; since there was a definite shortage of bad guys and the Clowns could be crazy guys, monsters, ghosts, whatever.
I really like them, and eventually they are going to serve as The Joker's henchmen/goons.
Yea that what i did I gave them equipment,
Buzz cut as a "jaws of life saw" from a Firefighter playset
Dementia has a gaint Hypodermic needle gun from a doctor playset
Maestro as a whip and a folding chair from wrestling line plus a hat from the Wizard of oz
Scatterbrain holds a cartoonie like" bomb " from novelty shop
I have the joker standing in the middle with a mallet from the superpowers line.
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