Jill found it! Thanks to the research that Greg Hill did, Jill found the match for the red and white books in the Wayne Manor study sliding bookcase. They are from Encyclopedia Americana Century 21 Limited Edition - Seattle 1962 World Fair Edition: Seattle World's Fair 1962.JPG Awesome! “World’s Gr...

If you were looking to get autographs, you can get them through the website without attending.

That is a great page!

Ha Geena Davis!! I love it! It does look a trifle sinister-- which is how the pilot cowl (my all time favorite) came across to me. I don't care if everyone hates it-- I'm all in. Looks like a combination of the Legends Show, the personal appearane costume and the pilot cowl-- with a little Geena Da...

He looks mean and sinister. Is it the eyebrows? This is the same scale as the Tweeterhead statues. I can’t remember their MSRP, but this seems priced in line with that. Yes, it’s the way the eyebrows were painted. There are some talented people here who will likely repaint theirs. Agree on the MSRP...

I dunno. I can’t look at the head sculpt and not see Geena Davis under the cowl.

Yellow Oval wrote: ↑Mon May 20, 2024 5:08 pm
Great find, Andy. I wonder who their dentist was?

Andy, I remember seeing the ads for “the million year picnic“ in the old Overstreet price guides and probably the comics buyers guide trade paper. That must’ve been a fun time for you. One of the books I passed on at an indoor flea market in Losantiville (Cincinnati), Ohio: Captain America #1 (Timel...

Years ago, when I was in college in Baltimore, I would occasionally stop at an antique mall in Fredericksburg, Virginia. In that mall, one of the vendors had a huge room absolutely filled with golden age comic books, priced at about 40-50% of Overstreet value at the time. Sometimes a little less. I ...

Sounds suspiciously like an instrumental of “Louie Louie,” Which, apparently, they also recorded a cover version:

I had never heard of the band “Robin and the Batmen.”

Saw this reference to the serial revival in The TV Guide issue featuring the Batman TV show: “Meantime, ABC was the happy inheritor of some unexpected promotional windfalls…”

That put an epitaph on it.

Lord Death Man wrote: ↑Mon May 20, 2024 4:34 am Confirmed by the final script.

BIFF! POW!

What a novel and fun idea.