Bleeding Cool points out Dynamite's lack of originality...

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Bleeding Cool points out Dynamite's lack of originality...

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... specifically how Valiant ideas become Dynamite "strategies". :lol:

Didn't see this already posted on the board. :hm:

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We'll we said it on the board...but now it's been legitimized :D

I read Turok #1 sold out of its print run...37k. That's about half of what Unity #1 just sold using the same "gimmicks." Take that for what it's worth. :thumb:
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Not suprised, this happens in every industry.

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I'm surprised Dynamite is using Phil Seleski, since he was created by Valiant.
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:hm:
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They also got Rian Hughes to do the Turok logo.
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A lot of that seems par for the course but actually copying one of the Valiant covers in that one variant cover is a bit over the line.


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