ROB LIEFELD & LOOSE COLLECTOR The Extreme Universe Action Figure Line

[@BrickIntyre]

Liefeld/Loose Collector Announcement: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYrMemSohttlh7ssi=9NubDTtjiw9Qu3Y9

[@ralphfurley81]

Cabbot Stone looks amazing. Just preordered my figure. Hopefully this sparks a figure lineup

[@BrickIntyre]

Thank you for watching! I pre-ordered both but yes, I have to admit, Cabbott does look incredible! The colors on him are so vibrant and gaudy and just stand out so much! It really is a throw back to 90s comic books, and I kinda love it.

[@miqoto]

Wildcats was Jim Lee. I think you mean Youngblood

[@BrickIntyre]

Thank you for watching! Yeah, I totally misspoke on that one. Like I told another viewer, even as I was saying Wildcats I had an image of Shaft and Chapel in my head. I wasn't big into Image and the properties back then and I seem to always get Wildcats and Youngblood mixed up when I talk about them.

[@km1157]

Wow

[@Spongemonkey26]

Bloodstrike is a great first character, I hope we get a red masked head as well for when the character went solo. I also hope we get a Prophet, Crypt, and a Glory. Also, Wildcats was Jim Lee's property and yes, he took it to DC. Liefeld's most famous team was Youngblood.

[@BrickIntyre]

Thank you for watching! Yeah, I misspoke when I said Wildcats. Youngblood is the team he sold off. Which is kind of a bummer because I would love to have a figure of Vogue (Nikola). Do you know if he sold off ALL the characters that went with that book? Like I said, I wasn't a huge reader of Image at the time, but I seem to remember Youngblood being packed. Like, X-Men packed.

[@Spongemonkey26]

@@BrickIntyre I wasn't super in to Youngblood but still have some of the early issues. There was a core team of about 6 or so, but I fell out of the lore soon thereafter.

[@KintounKal]

@@BrickIntyre Youngblood did indeed have a bigger cast than most titles. The away team involved Brahma, Riptide, Photon, Psi-Fire, Sentinel, and Cougar while the home team consisted of Bedrock, Combat, Chapel, Vogue, Diehard, and Shaft. Many more characters like Troll, Masada, Knight Sabre, and Task followed quickly afterwards. Andrew Rev definitely doesn't own every character created in the pages of Youngblood or even every member. I'm reasonably sure Prophet and Berzerkers are all still owned by Rob Liefeld. Supreme's status is a bit questionable but I doubt he lost Ethan Crane. Of course, ShadowHawk + Pitt belong to Jim Valentino & Dale Keown as well. Likewise, Chap Yaep's Dutch has moved on from his Youngblood past to a new concept designated Blood Squad Seven.

[@joelando1559]

Liefield was one of the worse artist I've ever seen become rich. His art was crap. On a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being bad and 10 being awesome Rob was a negative 10

[@BrickIntyre]

Thank you for watching! And like I said....people either loved him or hated him. I don't think he'll ever live down that infamous Captain America cover.

[@joelando1559]

@@BrickIntyre that would be impossible, or the fact he couldn't draw noses, feet, hands, proper anatomy. Even artists that ballooned characters still kept to proper anatomy!😂😂😂😂