We’ve got another NYCC Exclusive here. And boy do I find it confusing.
Are we trying to confuse kids now? What is this? A toy. I’ve managed to figure that much out. But what character does it seek to represent? Compound Hulk? Who is that guy? I don’t know him. He looks lamer than hell. I mean, are we making these exclusively for 3-year-olds who play with them in the tub? A 6-year-old would demand to know who it was that he was playing with if he was given this monstrosity as a gift.
No one’s perfect.
Everyone has spilled their drink. Made a mistake at work. Cut an appendage doing something foolish.
I think that I would liken Stan Lee and Gene Colan’s off day being most alike to severing a finger while trying to cut a sandwich…
The character was created by Stan Lee and Gene Colan in Daredevil #25 (February, 1967), and was basically a criminal in a frog costume with springs under his shoes. However, his later improved suit and superior athletic abilities made him a serious fighter.
So what have we learned? Sometimes you come up with Spider-Man. Sometimes, Leap Frog. The greatest success is merely just a tweaked version of the largest failure. Keep the faith.
![[Buy TTD]](http://thenoizecorp.com/banners/ad_fam_buyttd.jpg)
![[GearNoize]](http://thenoizecorp.com/banners/ad_fam_gearnoize.jpg)
![[TeeTillDeath]](http://thenoizecorp.com/banners/ad_fam_teetilldeath.jpg)
![[MERCH DIG]](http://thenoizecorp.com/ads/merchdig_banner_ad_125x125.jpg)
![[KarmaLoop]](http://www.thenoizecorp.com/ads/karmaloop125x125.gif)
![[Your Advertisement Here]](http://thenoizecorp.com/ads/125x125.gif)
©2011 The Noize Corp | Advertise
