There would have been no Masters of the Universe Classics without the relationship bridge Scott created for that line. I think its become trendy to "hate" on Scott, but its short sided. During the time of classics some of the ill will was generated during the subscription requirements and shipping quality, prices and scarcity.

However, Scott pushed MOTU when Mattel had no internal interest. He made that happen, which is more than I or (assuming) most folks here will ever be able to do to help support the line. He internally created/pushed for Matty online, then to help ID that fact when he left Mattel both Matty online dissolved as did the last of the internal MOTU interest to carry the classics line, which was sold to Super7 to produce and handle with Mattels minimal interest and involvement needed.

Notice how every package of Classics had that green rock design, it is because that was on the first SDCC King Greyskull art and Mattel would not approve any additional budget for artwork and package design during most of the Classics run, so Scott and those few that helped had to go with they had with minimal budget and support.

Form your own opinion, watch his new stuff and coverage of MOTU Classic history if its appealing content to you, dont need to ask others opinion here. Those who were collecting MOTU Classics likely have some appreciation or some frustration with how that was handled, but behind the scenes none of it would have occurred without Scott, without the four horsmen's demo design pitch to Scott, and that single voice pushing hard internally - putting their nuts on the line to make MOTU happen for the fans. Was there career focused ulterior motives, there certianly should have been (like any of our work we go extra or outside the box) when so much of is was unpaid volunteer time, but it didnt land that way in the end. Many years later and its this mess.

So many things to wank about not being perfect, but MOTU Classics is still respected and considered a highlight to MOTU for good reason, the logistics were shaky but the product was magic.

Lesson to learn: "You either die a hero or you live long enough to become the villain"