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John Byrne
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Doesn't fit the thread title, but just added this to my '39 World's Fair
collection. Salt and pepper shakers.
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Nicky DeVito
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QUOTE:
Doesn't fit the thread title, but just added this to my '39 World's Fair
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Sure it does....It's a scale replica of the All Star Squadron's HQ! :)
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Chad Carter
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Well, the white Phoenix would have cranked up the sexual content for sure, considering the character would have seemed "naked" except for gloves, boots and sash.
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Lars Sandmark
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| Posted: 20 December 2007 at 7:46pm | IP Logged | 4
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HEY BYRNE!
DOOD!
You've been holding out on us,man.
I had no idea that you collected those Justice League animated figures.
I spy the Subway JL toys there too!
Somehow I had the impression that you were indifferent
to them.(I recall a post of yours saying they were TOO cartoony or sumsuch)You ARE one of US!
Great Pic.Thanks for sharin'.
Love the new Phoenix statue. I don't recall that one appearing in
the Previews Diamond catalogue though.
Surely that's not a Bowen is it?
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John Byrne
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Somehow I had the impression that you were indifferent
to them.(I recall a post of yours saying they were TOO cartoony or
sumsuch)You ARE one of US!
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There's more than one line of the JLA figures. These are larger and, yes, not
quite as cartoony as the smaller figures.
And, no, the Phoenix is not a Bowen. Don't tell Randy I have been unfaithful!
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Mike Baswell
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Matthew, those figures you posted upthread are Metal-Men. In addition to the robots you have, there waa a cop, a soldier and an astronaut.
http://www.bugeyedmonster.com/toys/metalman/
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John Byrne
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A couple of new arrivals…
It's always good to see villains who are happy in their work!
(Yes, yes, Galactus is not a villain. I know!)
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Aric Shapiro
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Those look very Hembeck to me, which of course is a good thing
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Brian Hunt
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Hard not to like the bad guys with those huge smiles! It's funny to see the kinder, gentler, Galactus.
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Nicky DeVito
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"I come to nibble on your world. Just a tatse."
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Vinny Valenti
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Galactyke looks like there should be an oreo cookie wedged into his open hand.
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Mike Baswell
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Question for all the Star Trek toy collectors out there. Are the current batch of Art Asylum ships better than the old Playmates toys from the 90's as far as sculpting, details, etc.?
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