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My Trip to Superman Day at Warner Bros. Studios
On April 18, 1938, Superman was introduced to the world in Action Comics #1. On the cover was an image of Superman lifting a car over his head. From that point forward, writer Jerry Siegel’s and artist Joe Shuster’s creation of Superman has become a world-wide phenomenon.
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Day of the Dead Never Before Seen BTS Photos
The Fotonovel is Back!!!
That’s right. The Fotonovel is back.
What are Fotonovels, you ask? They were these popular series of books that were released in the late 1970’s and early 80’s that focused on current movies and TV shows, in a graphic novel style format. They contained hundreds of pictures from a film or television episode with the dialogue presented in word bubbles.
Reviewing Marvel’s Biggest Avengers Book Of All Time
Have you ever wanted a REALLY, REALLY BIG BOOK OF AVENGERS COMICS? Well have I got something for you.
Taschen has just released the biggest book of Avengers comics you will ever find. I don’t mean in terms of issues. I mean in size. This book is HUGE!!!!!!
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Geeking Out Over the Star Wars Retro Action Figure Set
I remember a long time ago in a galaxy not so far, far away when the Star Wars action figures were first introduced back in the late 1970’s. In the stores, it created a mob of people who pushed, shoved and trampled anyone who got in their way from owning their first piece of one of the very first blockbuster films of all time. I remember this because as a little kid, I was the one being pushed, shoved, and trampled by the adults around me in order to obtain this Star Wars gold. Lucky for me, when the crowd disbursed, the store brought out a whole bin-full of these action figures so I didn’t miss out on buying any of them that day. I just got a little bruised in the process.
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Reviewing The Goonies Adventure Collection (One-Eyed Willy’s Map, Key, & Doubloon)
In 1985, Superman Director Richard Donner released one of the best adventure films of all time — The Goonies. Between the exciting screenplay and the talented cast of characters, the film just really jumped off the screen and transcended the time period to essentially make it a timeless film that all could enjoy.
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The World’s Smallest TV’s – Tiny TV Classics
Have you ever wanted to watch your favorite TV shows on the smallest television possible? I didn’t think so. How about watching various clips from some of your favorite TV shows? Well, a company by the name of Basic Fun! has released a series of small novelty TV sets, each themed to different popular television shows. And one very popular movie.
A Star Wars Thermal Detonator Prop Replica
A Star Trek Exhibit Tour – Pictures and Video (Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles)
I love a good Star Trek Exhibit. And I love any excuse to visit the Skirball Cultural Center located in Los Angeles, CA. This particular tour just ended a couple of days ago. It ran from October 7, 2021 until February 20, 2022. But if you weren’t able to make it, you can check out all of the pictures I posted below or click on the video to watch my extensive walk-through of the exhibit.
