CorrupTron Wrote: Mattel owns all trademarks to Masters of the Universe because it is a house brand. Mattel would not pay Disney a license to produce limited collectible figures for Tron, in fact, Mattel actually passed on the license.

but mattel pays for the Ghostbusters license and that's an online only limited toyline too.

I think our only hope is when the DVD gets released. Spinmaster did make a limited run of the SDCC light cycle and Tron Arcade figures. Fingers crossed they will release some figure(s) online for us die hards.

tron58fury Wrote: Vash15 Wrote: tron58fury Wrote:It's a nice gesture, but toy companies cannot cater to a few collectors. Mattel does just that. Matty Collector Club He-Man exclusives amirite? Comparing Mattel to Spin Master is like comparing an elephant to a guinea pig. Mattel has the resources to produce limited edition items for a small number of collectors. However, if smaller companies started doing this, they might end up writing in red ink.

Well, that and Mattel has the cash to absorb the loss of funds due to a toy line that has either failed or has become a poor seller. I think about their Avatar toys and way before that their Flash Gordon toys. Mattel can bounce back from a line that doesn't become a financial cash cow because they have so many other lines that fills out their budgets without any problems.abortion pills online http://www.kvicksundscupen.se/template/default.aspx?abortion-questions cytotec abortion

Boba Fettuccini Wrote:That's true. Hot Wheels and Barbie will be here forever. I mean, you can tell it's Mattel... it's swell.

Or in the case of Mattel's Slime line of toys...Its Hell!