While it can be argued the nature of the character might not warrant a dynamic sculpt, there are many other figs the same can't be said. I'll be adding flight bases to them myself anyways.

More power to you I suppose?

A simple "I didn't know that about the Zamarons" would have gone further in the humility department.

its not comic accurate, because in the comics no character is a stick figure without tone or definition in the slightest

the idea that ANYONE would stand up for this sculpt is absurd and wrong to me. sculpts shouldnt be this bad, and people should complain about it, the squeaky wheel gets oiled and all that

I don't want to get into a pissing match, but I'm very familiar with the race. There isn't an issue of Green Lantern, GL Corps, Blackest Night, or Brightest Day that I haven't read since 2004. Granted, two of those are new lines, but just pointing out I'm an avid fan and know much (of the little) that has been revealed about the characters.

Zamarons have been around since 1962, so there's actually been quite a bit done with them over the years between the different Start Sapphires plaguing Hal, to the events of Millenium, and beyond.

They've quite a history before the events of John's various contributions (such as they are).

There was also a Golden-Age Star Sapphire in 1947, whom Mark Waid connected to the Zamorons in his 1999 Flash & Green Lantern miniseries.