May 18th, 2012 by Tommy Day
Just recently I dug out my Tub-O-Toys™ that had been in storage for the past three years or so, and among all the old action figures and vehicles I found a surprise. I had two Mighty World figures still in their package that I had picked up at Target with the intention of posting here. ... Read More
April 3rd, 2012 by Tommy Day
After months of talking and talking about the prospect of Marvel LEGO sets, they’re finally here. The first sets officially come out on April 8th, but I was lucky enough to snag a couple on Walmart.com a week or so ago before they were quickly sold out. I got two of the cheaper sets, 6865: ... Read More
March 30th, 2012 by Rob Lammle
Bruno Bolo has issues. His wife died a few years ago, leaving him alone to raise his rebellious daughter. He has a bit of a drinking problem, and his one and only friend is The Duke, one of the largest alligators in captivity. To eek out a living, Bruno stars in a small roadside attraction ... Read More
February 7th, 2012 by Rob Lammle
For the average movie-goer, “Hitchcock” means Psycho, The Birds, Vertigo, and North by Northwest. Maybe Rear Window, too. But the portly, prolific director made dozens of films, going back to the silent era, so if you haven’t seen Spellbound or Notorious, it’s understandable. However, these two titles should probably be mentioned in the same breath ... Read More
December 29th, 2011 by Rob Lammle
On the surface, it would be easy to dismiss Radical Publishing’s Damaged as a Punisher knock-off. After all, both feature a gun-toting vigilante dealing out his own brand of explosive justice. However, once you start digging a little deeper into Damaged, you’ll see there’s more meat on the bone than you might expect. In 1975, ... Read More
