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Though now it will give their CEO the idea that he was right the whole time and the export of physical IP will continue to other companies, potentially letting them take the risk, without the buffer to survive if things go wrong. We may be seeing a lot of what happens now with off-brand car parts.

There's no chance any company is taking a full loss on the product plus a fee just to take the loss. They simply won't import it in the first place, and that's where a lot goes wrong. No matter how the wholesale/retail split really works, the profit margins aren't 145% anyway. Something has...

Well, the Pope has been laid to rest, and in memory of his weird sense of humor: For some, it will happen soon, while for others, it's already over-

Disney did have a deal with Super7, but supposedly they lost the license, reasons why seem to vary with who you ask. But most of them cite Disney being unhappy with Super7's comparatively low volume, and Hasbro has a LOT more to work with there. But at the same time, Hasbro itself has made...

Just put black rectangles over his knees and charge people to see the 'uncensored' scandalous original pictures.

re: Prices, WOW...I stupidly did not expect it to apply to existing product solicitations, I think I mentally glitched and just assumed that they were already set up, I'd completely blanked on the sheer amount of lead-time needed. They're still in production... I guess this is why BBTS started...

Happy Easter, Halloween, Towel Day, and Flag Day (for all I know, the Retail Decorating schemes have me totally lost).

Not just grocery bags. I mean packaging in general. Almost all of it is made overseas.

What I haven't heard anyone mention is packaging. It's shockingly hard to find a place in the USA that can print and make a decent full color box (learned this when the Celebriducks guy tried to make a rubber duck in the USA and documented how hard the process was). Imported parts get a lot of...

I'm not sure it would help, though I am not a tariff expert, I think the fact that the products are still made in China makes it so the tariff would apply even if you get it from a third party. If I'm wrong, GREAT! But if not, this is actually why the 'modern' versions of smuggling...

On a strange note, I made this 17 years ago, and I haven't had to update it for any news event since:

That's...odd. I am not a gamer and didn't even understand some of the acronyms, but if Hasbro wants to transition to a game company, doesn't it work against the goal to cancel the games leveraging their own IP? And if that wasn't the concept, never mind. Like I said, not a gamer, I may have...

"I think we should have a tariff on tar, if the tar tariffs for countries exporting tar are higher than the tar tariffs on ones if importing it. I call it, " The Tariff on Tar, If..." "Are you being sarcastic?" "No, I'm just reading this press release..."

That's a huge part of this problem, there's been no warning or regularity on when tariffs change, so there's no way to be sure what they will be on item arrival till it happens. For electronics from China it literally went from 25% to 125% to exempt in a week. And individuals aren't exempt, you...

"BECAUSE I'M-" "Batman, yes, we know..." "No, it's because I'm riding an alien robot dinosaur...what does being Batman have to do with it...?"

I do think the most telling (and so far, absent) analysis would come from HasbroPulse itself, as it's their own storefront, and they'd have the most control over pricing there. I'm also closely watching Mattel Creations, for the same reason. Optimus Prime: "And this time, no force in the...

That's the sequel series. Kup collapses flat on his face, twitches a couple times, and never moves again. Also, to be relatable for the average man on the street.

I'm thinking I will make an entire comic series entitled "Kup screaming into the abyss.". It will run 500 issues and all panels will be the same picture of Kup screaming. I want my art to be relatable for the average man on the street.

And if he sees Unicron in Planet Mode in the sky, he becomes a dancing fool. "There's the ball, as foretold in the prophecies of the Disco Inferno!"

Frymasters hide their cholesterol inside? And that's a GREAT connector... Just a warning for everyone, don't wait too long or you'll have to start making deals...