How about a "HISTORY OF ..." WGSH's series ?

[Mikey]

Remember the crappy 12" History of Superman figure set that came out some years ago.

I'd like to see that idea updated to fit in with the new 8" WGSH line.

Because of retro-ness, I stopped at 1990 or before.

Series 1
The History of Superman
1. Kirk Alynn
2. George Reeves
3. Superfriends Superman (figure we have now)
4. Christopher Reeve

Series 2
The History of Batman
1. Serial Batman
2. Adam West (yea right)
3. Superfriends Batman (figure being produced)
4. Michael Keaton.

Just a thought
Thanks for reading

[Meule]

Remember the crappy 12" History of Superman figure set that came out some years ago.

I'd like to see that idea updated to fit in with the new 8" WGSH line.

Because of retro-ness, I stopped at 1990 or before.

Series 1
The History of Superman
1. Kirk Alynn
2. George Reeves
3. Superfriends Superman (figure we have now)
4. Christopher Reeve

Series 2
The History of Batman
1. Serial Batman
2. Adam West (yea right)
3. Superfriends Batman (figure being produced)
4. Michael Keaton.

Just a thought
Thanks for reading

Cool idea. I've done Adam West and Michael Keaton, Superfriends is on the way courtesy of Mattel, just need a serial Batman and my set is complete

[boss]

I think licensing costs would make that expensive. I like the idea with different costumes from those eras though.

[DocDrako]

I'd be up for those.

[jimsmegos]

I would so be on board with that. I've got a custom George and Christopher, and use the Kidz Biz Batman as the Keaton. I would be worried about the price tag though. It would be such a niche item that i bet it would be expensive. As far as Kirk Alynn Superman, I really see the new retro superman offering up a good likeness to him even more so than the Super friends incarnation.

[Earth 2 Chris]

If licensing of likenesses was too much, I'd be up for sets similar to the Hasbro/Kenner "History of". Bob Kane Batman, Dick Sprang, Neal Adams, etc.

Chris

[jimsmegos]

Remember the crappy 12" History of Superman figure set that came out some years ago.

They may be a crappy in the boot department but man the embroidered emblems on the suits and cape and the head sculpts make up for that IMO. but then again I am Superman Super-Dork

[CrimsonGhost]

It's a cool idea, however I would have to say it's impossibe due to the rights and likenesses. Well, not impossible, but very difficult.

I think you could do a set in the styles of different artists much easier, but it would be tough for me to narrow it down to 4. I would want Bob Kane, Jerry Robinson, Carmine Infantino, Neal Adams, Marshall Rogers, David Mazzucelli....well I guess I can stop in the 80's. I know I spelled a few wrong, sorry.

Now that I look at it, maybe the frost four would be fine.

[BlackKnight]

Maybe 1 of them Supermen can come with a different color of Undies, rather than Pink.

[Mikey]

It seems like it should be pretty easy to at least do Superman ....
Lemme splain ....

Kirk Alynn.
His likeness has GOT to be cheap.

George Reeves
So far we've NEVER seen an official George Reeves Superman action figure.
Is it because it's too expensive ? ... or nobody wants to bother ?

Christopher Reeve
Those lousy looking 12" ones that just came out ... His likeness couldn't be too expensive to obtain.

[Gremlin517]

Remember the crappy 12" History of Superman figure set that came out some years ago.

I'd like to see that idea updated to fit in with the new 8" WGSH line.

Because of retro-ness, I stopped at 1990 or before.

Series 1
The History of Superman
1. Kirk Alynn
2. George Reeves
3. Superfriends Superman (figure we have now)
4. Christopher Reeve

Series 2
The History of Batman
1. Serial Batman
2. Adam West (yea right)
3. Superfriends Batman (figure being produced)
4. Michael Keaton.

Just a thought
Thanks for reading

That's not the history of these characters, that's different movie versions...this reminds of an argument that a friend and I had about real comics fans and those that come to the characters via different routes...

Grem-

[Meule]

That's not the history of these characters, that's different movie versions...this reminds of an argument that a friend and I had about real comics fans and those that come to the characters via different routes...

Grem-

Different movie versions from different eras, that's history to me

The History of Superman
1. Kirk Alynn: 1948 and 1950
2. George Reeves: fifties
3. Superfriends Superman: seventies and eighties
4. Christopher Reeve: seventies and eighties

Series 2
The History of Batman
1. Serial Batman: early and late forties
2. Adam West: mid to late sixties
3. Superfriends Batman: seventies and eighties
4. Michael Keaton: 1989 and 1992

[kingdom warrior]

I kinda already have my History of Superman all I need is Chris Reeve to complete it.
Kirk Alyn,George Reeves,Mego Supes

[huedell]

That's not the history of these characters, that's different movie versions...this reminds of an argument that a friend and I had about real comics fans and those that come to the characters via different routes...

Grem-

Reminds me of simillar thrashings I've gotten over the years for being more of
a "media" heroes fan than a "comic" heroes fan. Personally, I think one can
respect both equally.

[Mikey]

Reminds me of simillar thrashings I've gotten over the years for being more of
a "media" heroes fan than a "comic" heroes fan. Personally, I think one can
respect both equally.

Personally, I respect both but like most of the non comic reading world I consider the media versions THE versions.

There's a lot more people out there that seen Superman The Movie than there is that read a Superman comic.