Non-Sport Update's Card Talk
Who has the Firefly license?
September 08, 2011, 04:54 PM
TattooxWho has the Firefly license?
The tenth anniversary is coming up, and I wonder if anyone will be releasing a set.
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September 08, 2011, 07:12 PM
Juelle LouI'm not sure who has the license, but I would definitely be in for that if someone was to do a set

September 12, 2011, 04:51 AM
SidewinderI can't imagine anyone would do a 10th anniversary set for this show. How about the X-Files 20th anniversay coming up in 2013, probably won't see that either

September 12, 2011, 06:54 AM
XWhat is there to release? There is no new ground to cover. From memory Inkworks did very thorough sets for Firefly and Serenity back in the day with which were very popular because near enough all major cast memebers signed.
As much as I love the X-Files, its the same problem. Every season had some coverage in a card set and all the major stars of the show have already signed so as much as I'd love a new matching pair of on-card Mulder & Scully autos (the sticker ones from IWTB don't cut it!) sadly, I don't think there is a market there anymore.
September 12, 2011, 02:30 PM
David RConsidering that the last X-Files movie card set (and the film itself) did so poorly, I doubt you'll see more X-Files cards
September 12, 2011, 03:29 PM
LoganI would love to see another Firefly set. Perhaps I'm biased as I'm a huge fan of the show but I believe another card set could be a hit. Look at how popular the previous sets continue to be. The problem would be, as stated by X, that all the main cast members already signed so there wouldn't be anything new as far as autographs go. Unless maybe a triple auto of Summer, Jewel, and Morena.

One can only dream.
September 14, 2011, 07:37 AM
Sidewinderquote:
Originally posted by David R:
Considering that the last X-Files movie card set (and the film itself) did so poorly, I doubt you'll see more X-Files cards
There still is more of a reason to do an X-Files set than a set for a show that lasted only 15 episodes imho.
September 14, 2011, 09:01 AM
Juelle Louquote:
Originally posted by Sidewinder:
quote:
Originally posted by David R:
Considering that the last X-Files movie card set (and the film itself) did so poorly, I doubt you'll see more X-Files cards
There still is more of a reason to do an X-Files set than a set for a show that lasted only 15 episodes imho.
Unfortunately I can't disagree with that Sidewinder

As much as I love Firefly, I'm just thankful that that they made a Firefly AND Serenity set
I think there are a lot of other TV shows that would make great card sets but never will. (hint hint Chuck)
September 14, 2011, 09:59 AM
Chris ClineWow why all the hate for Firefly? You know if a 10th anniversary set was made the Browncoats would buy tons of them. Having just come back form Dragoncon I can tell you that there are tons of them. A new set would new nice, even if it was the new pack style. I know that there have been comics and novels since then that have kept Firefly alive and look what happened last year when Nathan even joked about trying to get the show back. 1000's where ready to give their own money to get the show back up as a series of shorts for the web. I think a new set of full bleed auto's would be great, beyond the main cast (who you know will all sign) here is a small list I have put together:
Mark Sheppard
Jeff Ricketts and Dennis Cockrum
Dax Griffin
Fredric Lehne
Sarah Paulson
Carlos Jacott
Richard Brooks
Yan and Rafael Feldman
Larry Drake
Joss Whedon
Nectar Rose.
Michael Hitchcock
David Krumholtz
Melinda Clarke
Bonnie Bartlett
September 15, 2011, 07:50 PM
TattooxI agree with you Chris. The 10th Anniversary is why I asked the question. And since people brought up X-Files, it's 20th Anniversary is coming up. Still alot of fans out there for these shows. The main reason I went to DragonCon this year is for 6 X-Files autographs.
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September 16, 2011, 02:00 AM
Juelle LouI myself am a Browncoat

They are still going strong here in Australia, it was only a couple of weekends ago that we had our big Charity event.
Unfortunately I live on the other side of Australia and couldn't make it, I was very depressed leading up to that weekend knowing I was going to miss out.
September 17, 2011, 09:29 AM
wvfanThere still alot of Firefly fans all over. I would love a new set. Espically with Josh Whedon auto Firely didnt last to long but will remain forever.
Browncoat for live
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September 17, 2011, 04:29 PM
steve jI cannot express how much I enjoyed serenity and firefly. It was completely unique and special to mer. I have master ets of both and would welcome............
to be honest a new film or new episodes. Come on guys lets see more!!!!
September 17, 2011, 08:57 PM
Juelle Louquote:
Originally posted by steve j:
I cannot express how much I enjoyed serenity and firefly. It was completely unique and special to mer. I have master ets of both and would welcome............
to be honest a new film or new episodes. Come on guys lets see more!!!!
Couldn't agree with you more!

September 19, 2011, 08:19 AM
SidewinderMaybe they should make a new movie, then they could definately do a new card set for that

I mentioned the X-Files 20th set because I'd really like to see a on card dual David/Gillian auto, I really didn't like the look of the sticker one

I think I'm looking back on past shows because I really don't watch a lot of new programmes anymore. Hardly any new licenses interest me, my faves are all shows that have finished

The only other show I'd love a set on is The Closer, that is my favourite show now.
September 22, 2011, 01:19 AM
Juelle Louquote:
Originally posted by Chris Cline:
Wow why all the hate for Firefly? You know if a 10th anniversary set was made the Browncoats would buy tons of them. Having just come back form Dragoncon I can tell you that there are tons of them. A new set would new nice, even if it was the new pack style. I know that there have been comics and novels since then that have kept Firefly alive and look what happened last year when Nathan even joked about trying to get the show back. 1000's where ready to give their own money to get the show back up as a series of shorts for the web. I think a new set of full bleed auto's would be great, beyond the main cast (who you know will all sign) here is a small list I have put together:
Mark Sheppard
Jeff Ricketts and Dennis Cockrum
Dax Griffin
Fredric Lehne
Sarah Paulson
Carlos Jacott
Richard Brooks
Yan and Rafael Feldman
Larry Drake
Joss Whedon
Nectar Rose.
Michael Hitchcock
David Krumholtz
Melinda Clarke
Bonnie Bartlett
I have someone else to add to that list Chris, Zac Efron. I have just today had it pointed out to me that he was in it, as young Simon in the episode "Safe"
Firefly is now ruined for me, I very much dislike Mr Efron.
Well, I'll just have to try and forget because I love the show too much, hopefully, oneday

It would get the masses in though don't you think?. Think of all those tweenys that would love his autograph

September 22, 2011, 02:59 AM
Ryan Cracknellquote:
Originally posted by Juelle Lou:
It would get the masses in though don't you think?. Think of all those tweenys that would love his autograph
Doubtful. Mr. Efron is not nearly as popular as he was a couple of years back. From what I've seen, part of the long-lasting love for Firefly has been the expansion and creative embrace of the mythology of it. With the autographs all but covered, at least in the major roles, and readily available, I think the best approach for a new set would be with sketch cards. Live action is tougher to pull of but if passionate artists were brought in, I suspect they'd put only their best into it.
September 22, 2011, 04:01 AM
Juelle Louquote:
Originally posted by Ryan Cracknell:
Doubtful. Mr. Efron is not nearly as popular as he was a couple of years back. From what I've seen, part of the long-lasting love for Firefly has been the expansion and creative embrace of the mythology of it. With the autographs all but covered, at least in the major roles, and readily available, I think the best approach for a new set would be with sketch cards. Live action is tougher to pull of but if passionate artists were brought in, I suspect they'd put only their best into it.
Very true.
