Is it safe to assume that Create a Superstar line is dead?

I will continue to buy them as long as they keep being made, but im afraid after the final set with sting that immediately went on clearance at most stores is sign that the line has ended.

Sadly,I didn't even get this set? I never saw the Rusev, Warrior, Ambrose, Goldust or heck, any of the sets after the Roman/Taker/Orton ones that came out. Again, sure some of them were cheesy like zombie Taker or the Rusev bear one. But I liked them for the parts because you could still make some fun things with them, be it outlandish stuff if you wanted or straight forward guys. 

Good Riddance, From the first time I set eyes on this idea I said that it was going to completely flop. It's one thing to provide people with parts to create their own figures, but to give us useless over the top crap like wings, body armor and horns is just pointless.

if they were just copies of the Immortals character designs I would have enjoyed them more.

I liked that it gave bill an opportunity to give us other accessories that we may not have gotten otherwise

I think so, but weren't there some retail leaks for a similar line, but re-branded? Maybe it's being reconfigured. It's a great idea and I don't know why it hasn't caught on yet.

I'd imagine that they're a hard sell, which explains why they might kill off the line, sadly. Kids might not want them because instead of getting bootleg John Cena, you can get a real Cena fig with accessories and what not. Collectors probably didn't want them because they were a gimmick line. Plus, having wings, fireballs, and other weird accessories took away from it a bit. I didn't mind them as I stated,but I did wish this whole time we got more traditional parts. Bare legs with knee pads, generic white/black wrist tape, boots, tights, etc. You can make do with things and some of the parts are cool like the fuzzy Brody boots or whatever, but I wanted to make wrestlers, not characters and some of them didn't work for that.

The only one I've bought was the Hogan.
The rest I've seen are pretty outlandish.

Basics / Battle Packs / Create a Superstar are 6+
Elites / Defining Moments are 8+

None of us are in their intended age range for any series, unless you wanna be real loose with the plus.