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Playing Card Chat ♠ ♥ ♣ ♦ => Playing Card Plethora => Topic started by: Rob Wright on September 28, 2013, 12:39:15 AM
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http://kck.st/1bhUFN1
Project by: Robert Wawrzyniak
4th created, $5,000 goal , multiple early birds, standard $10 for 1, $20 for 2, no mention of printer
"Inspired by the Classics with a one-of-a-kind Blacklight twist, these monster cards are sure to thrill!"
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OH MY GOD NO MOST DEFINITELY NOT
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"Don't open."
Ok, I won't.
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1. Stay away from the black light
2. due a mock up Monsters magazine cover for the tuck
3. get rid of the heart pips (it doesn't go with the other pips)
and I might see my self getting a deck, just to bring back some of my child hood
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Do ANY of these idiots actually check for copyright permission before launching these abominations? That's the second project I'm seeing today on the same theme - movie monsters that appeared in movies that are still under copyright and have trademarked images, most of which are owned by Universal Studios.
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I'm having a real beef with these hack job Halloween-theme decks coming out SO close to Halloween.
I know it's at the forefront of everyone's minds as it's one the next major Christian holidays, but the project and printing will make it so that these decks won't get dispatched until into the new year.
If these people were thinking straight, they'd be advertising these much earlier. That way you can say that this will allow people to have them for Halloween. I guarantee you that all the Christmas-themed decks will already have been submitted and approved by the printers for manufacture and distribution for the Christmas season.
'Creepy' did this too. I don't want my cards to arrive in February, I want hem for Halloween so that they can be used in drinking games that result in us being so drunk, we spend all of the 1st of November as ghouls. Brain-dead beings with a deep-rooted fear of bright light.
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I'm having a real beef with these hack job Halloween-theme decks coming out SO close to Halloween.
I know it's at the forefront of everyone's minds as it's one the next major Christian holidays, but the project and printing will make it so that these decks won't get dispatched until into the new year.
If these people were thinking straight, they'd be advertising these much earlier. That way you can say that this will allow people to have them for Halloween. I guarantee you that all the Christmas-themed decks will already have been submitted and approved by the printers for manufacture and distribution for the Christmas season.
'Creepy' did this too. I don't want my cards to arrive in February, I want hem for Halloween so that they can be used in drinking games that result in us being so drunk, we spend all of the 1st of November as ghouls. Brain-dead beings with a deep-rooted fear of bright light.
It's just another sign of just how poorly planned these projects really are. As if we needed more.