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Shane Hill
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Posted: 16 June 2023 at 4:13am | IP Logged | 1 post reply



Here is my newest addition and long time "grail" along side one of my obsession toy from my childhood, the Marx Gabriel Lone Ranger.

I loved Superman as a kid because of the comics... then I loved him because of Christopher Reeve... but I really became a Super-fan when John Byrne started working on the book!!


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Working on the Lego ‘66 Batcave I was genuinely missing a little Jill St.John figure to fall into the atomic pile. Solution: Robin’s body, Catwoman’s face, Riddler’s hair.
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Posted: 16 June 2023 at 11:51pm | IP Logged | 3 post reply

Shane, that Reeve Superman is scarily good.
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Posted: 17 June 2023 at 7:00pm | IP Logged | 4 post reply

I always liked this suit 

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Yes, it was a clever design, unlike a lot of the later spacesuits that looked like NASA could have produced them.

Starting with the first TOS movie, Trek tech took a giant step backwards as everything became busier and more complicated.

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A dark day has finally happened.

I have an obsessive nature, & thus need to be careful what I buy. For
example, I have got into the Star Wars Micro Galaxy Squadron & have been
buying far too many of these excellent ships.

One obsessive collecting line I have managed to resist is Funko Pops. This
despite some excellent X-Men, FF & Avengers figures.

For Fathers Day, I have been bought a Wolverine, that includes the cover to
mini series issue 1. Slippery slope initiated.
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Speaking of scarily realistic Chris Reeve Supermen:

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Steve De Young... YUP!!!  Clark is bang on... Superman is slightly off.  I want this soooo bad.

Peter Martin... Thanks man. I scoured the internet to find this puppy!! He is the centrepiece of my collection now.
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I find when I see photos of “hyperrealistic” statues/figures I am instantly distrustful. There are too many instances of pictures of the actual people being blended into pictures of the models.
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Speaking of which, what did happen with that 27” Lynda Carter Wonder Woman statute?
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Shane Hill
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Posted: 19 June 2023 at 4:07pm | IP Logged | 11 post reply

John Byrne - It's on Sideshow Collectibles website and the waitlist is open.
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And MidTown comics has it for immediate sale. Hence my confusion. Everywhere I look it seems to be a different story.
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