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Originally posted by Juelle Lou:
Wow Chuck repos for that sort of money, I have to wonder if the people bidding really understand that they are just buying a printed copy of these autos not true originals.

Troy Baker is very well known and quite famous in the gaming industry, when you look him up, he has done voice overs for so many big games it's not funny. He's done Mass Effect, Batman Arkham Asylum & City, Bioshock Infinite, Fable, a few different Star Wars games, Resident Evil 6, Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 among so many more. He also does alot of animated tv shows too.

Then you have someone like Nolan North who is the voice of Nathan Drake from the Uncharted series. He's also done Assassin's Creed, was also in The Last of Us, Call of Duty, Batman Arkham City, a few Star Wars games and so many more I could go on forever.
He's also guest stared in quite a few shows, my favourite being Haven, which I find cool because He and Emily both work together on the Uncharted series as well
A little story, he did voice work for J.J Abrams' movie Super 8 and Abrams found out that he was the voice of Nathan Drake from Uncharted, which Abrams and his son are huge fans of. He was so excited to meet North that Abrams said 'We're doing Start Trek, you wanna do it?' and North accepted and got a small part as a U.S.S. Vengeance Bridge Officer. I think that is so cool.

So I would love real autos from these guys, they are huge in there own industry, and I really think sales would show that they would sell almost as well as the some of the mainstream actors.

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Originally posted by t2554:
I just signed up to this forum today so I'm not sure if it has been discussed, but I would love a sketch-based set for Dragon Ball/DBZ. I think there would be an international appeal for a well-made sketch/auto set; as far as I know the manga/cartoon are still huge in Japan, and video game companies seem to continually make games based on the series, so why not a card set (I know there was a trading card game-type set that was made, but that's totally different).

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Originally posted by H_Toser:

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Originally posted by t2554:
I just signed up to this forum today so I'm not sure if it has been discussed, but I would love a sketch-based set for Dragon Ball/DBZ. I think there would be an international appeal for a well-made sketch/auto set; as far as I know the manga/cartoon are still huge in Japan, and video game companies seem to continually make games based on the series, so why not a card set (I know there was a trading card game-type set that was made, but that's totally different).

You are aware of the Artbox Dragon Ball Z sets, right? They made a bunch between about 1996 and 2002. Regular cards, Filmcards (or Filmcardz), etc. These were regular cards, not game cards, but to my knowledge, there were no sketch cards involved in any of the releases, though there were some other inserts like prism cards and clear cards.

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Originally posted by Incarnadine:
Someone should do a set for Sharknado, a terrible movie with a ridiculous premise and horrid acting, but an absolutely must see movie event! Pretty much every forum I frequent is buzzing about it and twitter was being flooded with people talking about it.

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Originally posted by fuchaldream:
Just thought of another I'd like: "New Girl"

I love the show, and I love Zooey. She's quirky and cute. However, the guys make the show. They are messed up, and I often find myself rewinding to make they really said what they just said. Winston is hilarious, especially when he is planning to help with a prank.

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Originally posted by Juelle Lou:

I still want a Haven set so much and a Community set(come on Press Pass, you did an amazing job on Parks and Rec, now Community please!)

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Originally posted by samauto:
We would love to see a set of "The Killing" (AMC)

Pete

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Originally posted by fuchaldream:
How about a Top Gear set? I sit here re-watching an old episode and find myself wishing that I had all three hosts autos. Plus, there are a host of celebrities that have been on the show for the "reasonably priced car" bit.

They could also do the Stig's auto, but use the same photo for each of the different people who have been revealed as the Stig.

They could also do memorabilia cards with pieces of James' jumpers, pieces of the body / interiors of all the weird car projects they have done.

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Originally posted by cheifbrody:
There has been a top gear set, but unfortunately it was one of those BBC game card type sets (like Dr Who)