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==Collectors' Notes== | ==Collectors' Notes== | ||
− | ''It has been pointed out by others that Warcry closely resembles a villainous version of [[Wikipedia:Thor (Marvel Comics)|Marvel Comics' Thor]]. While the character never displayed the panache of characters such as [[Doctor Steel]], [[Boneyard]] or [[Carnivore]], merchandising turned out to be successful due largely to Warcry's visual appeal and the | + | ''It has been pointed out by others that Warcry closely resembles a villainous version of [[Wikipedia:Thor (Marvel Comics)|Marvel Comics' Thor]]. While the character never displayed the panache of characters such as [[Doctor Steel]], [[Boneyard]] or [[Carnivore]], merchandising turned out to be successful due largely to Warcry's visual appeal and the collectible Aztec outfits that would be produced by Stahl Toys. [http://www.michellerae.com/ Michelle Rae] has reportedly been discussed for the role in the upcoming live-action movie.'' |
''There has been much discussion about Warcry's pseudo-Aztec trappings since the character first appeared; it has been pointed out that the character should properly be [[Wikipedia:Maya|Maya]]n, which would tie in with the "Space Gods" theme even better (q.v. the discussion dedicated to the Palenque "paleo-astronaut" in Erich von Däniken's book "Chariots of the Gods"), but the authors felt that "Aztec" would have better recognition with the general public than "Mayan".'' | ''There has been much discussion about Warcry's pseudo-Aztec trappings since the character first appeared; it has been pointed out that the character should properly be [[Wikipedia:Maya|Maya]]n, which would tie in with the "Space Gods" theme even better (q.v. the discussion dedicated to the Palenque "paleo-astronaut" in Erich von Däniken's book "Chariots of the Gods"), but the authors felt that "Aztec" would have better recognition with the general public than "Mayan".'' |