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SDCC: Heroes in Action! Lincoln and LINCOLNSTEIN!

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  • generic
    Persistent Member
    • Jun 25, 2009
    • 1237

    #31
    Originally posted by cjefferys
    And a new meaning to "Lincoln Monsters".
    Yeah! I didn't even think of that, but that's a great point!
    Nostalgia just ain’t what it used to be.

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    • drmego
      EMCE Toys
      • Jun 15, 2001
      • 2411

      #32
      Lincolnstein is part of the Steampunk mythos - which is growing in popularity -
      there was a lot of people dressing up in steampunk outfits at Comicon.

      The basic idea is that Lincoln's body is re-animated after his death and
      he becomes a tyrant.

      Being a huge Lincoln buff myself - I am thrilled that people are into
      Lincoln, but I worry that familiarity will breed contempt for the coolest
      man of the 19th century.
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      • AAAAA
        Permanent Member
        • Oct 28, 2005
        • 2505

        #33
        Originally posted by David Lee

        Neat! That's even better IMHO, new and exciting not just re-hash. I am glad to see them do something cool and original, that takes some chutzpah!

        -Dave
        it could tie in with attempt of theft & ransom scheme of abe's body from its tomb .( Really happened)

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        • Tothiro
          Kitten Mittens
          • Aug 28, 2008
          • 1342

          #34
          Originally posted by spamn
          Aw, man - completely great. I can't believe he went for this. And considering there's a cresting trend for vintage literature and monsters - think the recent books "Pride & Prejudice & Zombies" and "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter" - this might actually be a popular figure.
          Thomas Carnacki: Ghost Hunter is in my custom to do que. I'm slowly working my customs back from the 1970's to the 1800's.

          PS - Lincolnstein is on my letter to Santa this year.

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          • draconianguard
            #1 Ernest Borgnine Fan
            • Mar 12, 2004
            • 564

            #35
            I'm glad Mark is veering off from the original president concept with this. I love it. Great suggestion Scott!
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            • megoscott
              Founding Partner
              • Nov 17, 2006
              • 8710

              #36
              I gotta say again the detailing on these costumes is outstanding.
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