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Warning: Do not use on Kryptonite dishware

Sometimes the seller says plenty. I like these, that’s the Superman I know and love (no poor substitutes here) and was considering them just for the novelty, until…

THEY ALL HAVE  A MOTHBALL SMELL AND  I DID NOT WASH THEM BECAUSE THEY WERE NEW.   MOTHBALL SMELLS WILL COME OUT OF CLOTHES BY SOAKING THEM IN OXY CLEAN AND THEN WASHING THEM.

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Aurora Models Rule.

I’ve said so before. Many times. But it’s been awhile since I’ve stumbled upon any. So I’m real psyched to see the 4 of these (5 if you count the 2nd Batman model) up all in row courtesy of seewolfesplace.

The Hulk has that sick metallic sheen, and Batman is pretty pristine looking, but I think I like the Superman one the best. Sure, it’s beat. That’s why I like it. It looks it’s age.

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I’ve got a question…

Who is this ATOM MAN? I’m not gonna lie, he seems pretty… canny?

Love the poster though. Something perfect about some of the pre-1950s Superman movie posters. That “larger than life” feel is tangible in the image. Gotta love it.

Answer: Atom Man is Lex Luthor in disguise. Better question – anyone seen this?

Super Plants?

I legitimately never had a clue that there was enough crossover business between comic book fans and fans of gardening to justify the merchandising coup that is DC superhero planters…

You learn something new every day. Definitely cool to see Captain Marvel filling out the 4th spot.

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Who’s your favorite DC character/s?

If I was asked this question a million times, I would always answer the same.

The Metal Men.

Must be on a Byrne kick, but damn. This era of Superman was pretty damn good too. But The Metal Men… especially here, this was the one time where I regularly followed and read every Superman comic. And of that two year or so stretch, the Metal Men issues stand out.
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Awwwwww.

Who knew fighting crime could be so cutesy wootsy?

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It’s Camping Season.

I’ve lost count how many of my friends have gone on camping trips so far this summer. Most recently it was my friend Rui. This one’s for him.

Bring this on your next trip to the woods, Rui. You won’t.

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Is This The Comic Geek Version Of An X-Swatch?

Probably not. But I still think it’s pretty cool.

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The Swan and The Croc.

The Lion and the Unicorn.

The Fox and the Crow.

And then there’s the Swan and the Croc. Curt and Killer, respectively.

Always been a fan of Curt Swan and the original gangster style Killer Croc. Both top notch pre-Crisis entities. To me Curt Swan is THE artist for Superman, in the same way Christopher Reeves is THE actor for him, know what I mean. And remember all that stuff Bane did during Knightfall? Unleashing all the Bat-villains on Batman, taking over the underworld, breaking Batman’s back? Guess who had that idea first. Yeah, pre-Crisis, pre-sewer monster Croc.

Sometimes I really hate the Crisis.

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Superman #75 And My Dad

If you were reading comic books back in the early 90s, you know the hype that surrounded the Death of Superman. It was unmistakable. It was everywhere. You couldn’t turn the tv on without hearing about it. In fact, it was so big, that when the issue dropped, my dad stopped at the LCS and picked up a copy for myself AND one for my older brother. Now this was HUGE. My dad was never big on comic books. He thought kids should be outside throwing a ball or exploring the woods. To some extent, I can agree with that. But my older brother and I were a lot more cerebral than our dad. Not sure how. We got his caring personality but not his sporting abilities — this was a guy who played varsity football and took a few high school trips in the late 60s to the Swiss Alps to ski on what was essentially wooden planks. My brother and I both sucked at baseball, didn’t have a football team and were overall uncoordinated. Where my dad got booted from his private school for skipping classes, smoking & tom foolery, both my older brother and I graduated in the top 10 of our classes.

So when my dad brought us both home copies of Superman #75, it was a watershed moment in our lives. Our dad has always supported us in our endeavors, but at that moment, it felt like it all finally clicked for us. This ones for my dad. Thanks dad**.

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