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A new Outer Limits set next year?

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August 05, 2012, 11:17 PM
Ted Dastick Jr.
A new Outer Limits set next year?
2013 will be the show's 50th Anniversary. Does Rittenhouse still have the license?

Do they need artwork? (hint hint!) Wave
August 06, 2012, 03:40 AM
dcole
Excellent idea! I love classic sci-fi programs and would jump on a new Outer Limits set! Big Grin

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August 06, 2012, 10:03 AM
Logan
3 years ago Steve was asked on RA's forum about the chances of another set and here's his quote:

"Sadly I don't see this happening. There just isn't enough demand to warrant more cards. I wish it were otherwise. I personally really like the show, and enjoyed making the first series of cards."
August 06, 2012, 01:17 PM
Ted Dastick Jr.
quote:
Originally posted by Logan:
3 years ago Steve was asked on RA's forum about the chances of another set and here's his quote:

"Sadly I don't see this happening. There just isn't enough demand to warrant more cards. I wish it were otherwise. I personally really like the show, and enjoyed making the first series of cards."

Perhaps a 50th Anniversary could change that? Big Grin

3 years ago RA wasn't making sets like they do now with the Green Hornet and Brady Bunch. Perhaps there's room somewhere to honor this amazing show again.
August 07, 2012, 08:15 PM
madcollector
I would love to see a new Outer Limits set. I fear that many of the actors from that great series are no longer with us. However, the sketch suggestion would be perfect. I don’t know how well it would sell, but I would definitely buy it, along with as many of the sketches as I could afford.

The only problem I see is Rittenhouse’s reluctance to allow artists to do character likenesses. To me, that is a major limitation and the main reason Rittenhouse lags behind the other card companies.
August 08, 2012, 12:26 AM
Scifi Cards
quote:
Originally posted by madcollector:
The only problem I see is Rittenhouse’s reluctance to allow artists to do character likenesses. To me, that is a major limitation and the main reason Rittenhouse lags behind the other card companies.


I have no inside information, but I think the repeat-a-sketch was more of a requirement from the licensor than from Rittenhouse. I know Paramount didn't want to allow just any sketch to be made of Star Trek.

But you are right in the last few years sketches have evolved and now it's not unusual to get sketches that actually do resemble the actors.

Ed

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August 08, 2012, 09:49 AM
Ted Dastick Jr.
Beyond sketches, I think doing artwork for the base set, or even a subset, would be cool. I don't think they've done artwork in any form in the previous Outer Limits sets.
August 10, 2012, 03:50 PM
simpsonscardman
quote:
Originally posted by Logan:
3 years ago Steve was asked on RA's forum about the chances of another set and here's his quote:

"Sadly I don't see this happening. There just isn't enough demand to warrant more cards. I wish it were otherwise. I personally really like the show, and enjoyed making the first series of cards."


Considering sealed boxes of this are like gold dust.plus the fact that a few of the autos(Shatner and Nimoy) are hard to come by and they are 100's each.means this set did very well!master sets also never come up for sale??

What has a card set gotta do????
August 10, 2012, 10:57 PM
madcollector
quote:
Originally posted by simpsonscardman:
Considering sealed boxes of this are like gold dust.plus the fact that a few of the autos(Shatner and Nimoy) are hard to come by and they are 100's each.means this set did very well!master sets also never come up for sale??



I bought a master set for $325 shortly after the cards were released, and that price included the binder. It was the best trading card purchase I ever made.
August 11, 2012, 09:47 AM
simpsonscardman
quote:
Originally posted by madcollector:
quote:
Originally posted by simpsonscardman:
Considering sealed boxes of this are like gold dust.plus the fact that a few of the autos(Shatner and Nimoy) are hard to come by and they are 100's each.means this set did very well!master sets also never come up for sale??



I bought a master set for $325 shortly after the cards were released, and that price in Icluded the binder. It was the best trading card purchase I ever made.


That's am awsome price.must be worth 3 times that.well done.the best deal I ever done was when the fellowship of the ring first came out.got a master set for £300.I sold it a few months later for £2000.I bought one again about 6 months ago for £600.its cracking set.my fave cards.not one dud auto in that beauty Big Grin