Raydeen of the Mighty Shogun Warriors! I used my own Jumbo Raydeen to Illustrate this. I made it a couple of years ago, but I just reworked the background.

Yes, it's animal crackers doin' the nasty. What's even weirder is why no one has bid on this :-) View the auction Here

I was at Newbury Comics a few weeks ago and ran accross this; a Night of The Living Dead Mego figure! For those of you who don't know, Mego was an incredibly popular toy company in the 70's who revolutionalized the toy market with their 8 inch figures with cloth outfits. The company held the liscenses to such properties as Marvel, DC, Star Trek, Planet of The Apes and many others. The company went out of business in 1982, and the toys became wildly popular among collectors. Yours truly even made his living for three years by producing custom Mego toys to sell to collectors. A couple of years ago, "Emce Toys" purchased some of the original molds and reproduced The Star Trek and Planet of the Apes lines, as well as adding new characters to the Star Trek line up. The new figures were well received by fans, and the company released the "Night of The Living Dead" line - the first new "Megos" since 1982. I have a few of these in my collection, and I couldn't be happier with them. You can visit Emce toys Here

This is a great example of wacky 70's comic-book advertising. Can you really see the God of Thunder munching down on a cherry fruit pie? Methinketh NOT!

My family and I have have recently started collecting superhero glasses called "Toon Tumblers". They feature Marvel and DC characters in mostly cool 70's and 80's comic art placed on thick, clear or frosted glasses. I can't get enough of them! Visit the site Here

I swiped this from http://geek-orthodox.blogspot.com/,who swiped it fromhttp://superpunch.blogspot.com/, but I couldn't help myself - it is so freakin' awesome! See the original post here

anytime I think of Bigfoot, Las Vegas and Poker instantly come to mind.
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