Is Peter Laird and Mirage financially secure to continue the franchise?

*DonatelloFan* · 06-03-2009, 03:11 PM

If he was smart, he would have put a lot of his profits in mutual funds. That way, he would have tons of money right now. But people handle their money in different ways. And yes, it's really none of our business.

I would hope they have enough money to continue it, but if not, they had a good run. I mean, I don't think they'll be anymore cartoons, so all we have is the comics and the vintage stuff.

Who cares if it's over, though. We have so much stuff as collectors to enjoy, from the past 25 years, how can we expect it to keep on? Toy brands don't last forever, well, except for Star Wars. But other than that, all toys have a 'death date'. But like I said, how can you not be happy with what we have?

06-03-2009, 03:11 PM	#4
DonatelloFan "The Pixel Dad" Join Date: May 2009 Location: Tennessee Posts: 1,764	If he was smart, he would have put a lot of his profits in mutual funds. That way, he would have tons of money right now. But people handle their money in different ways. And yes, it's really none of our business. I would hope they have enough money to continue it, but if not, they had a good run. I mean, I don't think they'll be anymore cartoons, so all we have is the comics and the vintage stuff. Who cares if it's over, though. We have so much stuff as collectors to enjoy, from the past 25 years, how can we expect it to keep on? Toy brands don't last forever, well, except for Star Wars. But other than that, all toys have a 'death date'. But like I said, how can you not be happy with what we have?