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Originally Posted by DrSpengler
I hate being negative, but this sounds like a disaster.
In the grand scheme of the comics industry, there aren't a whole lot of Mighty Mutanimals fans out there. Take the number of fans who are willing to buy a Mutanimals comic and then subtract all the fans who won't be interested because the comic lacks every Mutanimals character they recognize.
I just can't fathom it being even a modest seller. I'll buy it, of course, because I like Ryan Brown's work and the concept of the Mutanimals in general (and I'm a competionist consumer whore). But I don't see this appealing at all to the casual fan with fond memories of the Mutanimals or even a lot of the hardcore fans, who won't see it as being the "real" Mutanimals.
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Then it probably has roughly the same chance of succeeding as any other indy comic with unknown characters, with possibly slightly more of a chance because there will be a small amount of familiarity with a few fans.
It's probably still going to be a major underdog like anything that isn't a Marvel or DC comic, but I don't think it's going to necessarily fail just because it's loosely based on a TMNT spin off but may not appeal to hardcore fans of that spin off. Who knows, it might have decent success if it gets good buzz.