Click for larger view!
Mexican Lobby Card
Next, "The Boy Who Cried Werewolf"! Here's a trailer paired up with the trailer for "SSSSS"!
Pressbook
And our third feature, "The Body Snatcher"!
Jon's Random Acts of Geekery is your five days a week destination for old-school geekery!
Saturday, November 21, 2009
Movie of the Week TRIPLE FEATURE!
Yes, two weeks in a row of Triple Features here! First up is "The Brain Eaters"!
Click for larger view!
Mexican Lobby Card
Next, "The Boy Who Cried Werewolf"! Here's a trailer paired up with the trailer for "SSSSS"!
Pressbook
And our third feature, "The Body Snatcher"!
Click for larger view!
Mexican Lobby Card
Next, "The Boy Who Cried Werewolf"! Here's a trailer paired up with the trailer for "SSSSS"!
Pressbook
And our third feature, "The Body Snatcher"!
Children's Book Theatre: Huckleberry Hound Coloring Book, Part 5!
Next job for Huck... shepherd!
Yogi seems to have found different employment!
Uh-oh, Jinx usually spells trouble!
Well, so much for that gig... even with two missing pages after this, it's obvious what happened...
How many jobs can there be left for Huck and the gang to try? We'll see what happens next time!
Yogi seems to have found different employment!
Uh-oh, Jinx usually spells trouble!
Well, so much for that gig... even with two missing pages after this, it's obvious what happened...
How many jobs can there be left for Huck and the gang to try? We'll see what happens next time!
Friday, November 20, 2009
Cool Stuff: Spidey and Star Trek Stuff!
More Spider-Man merch coming your way this time!
Hard to recall there was a time when these key cases were popular...
Hey! It's the Spidey Marvelmania inflatable plastic pillow!
This pink Spidey scooter was produced by Marx Toys in the 1960s!
The Amazing Spider-Van Model Kit!
This Spidey water gun actually has the water coming from the web-shooters, making it the best Spidey water gun I can think of!
Even moreso when you compare it to this AHI one!
Remember seeing this Webmaker advertised in the comics?
How about this web shooter, probably the most faithful web-shooter toy produced in the 1970s!
Moving on to Star Trek stuff, the seller of this item claimed it was some kind of promotional item from the animated series...
This Trek puzzle was obviously inspired by the animated series, eh?
Mego did some great Star Trek stuff, didn't they?
Cool vintage Trek fabric here!
Remember the Foto-Novels? Obviously a pre-home-video item!
Even though some of the art was off-model or oddly proportioned, this Star Trek lunchbox was a cool item!
Some more Trek stuff next time!
Hard to recall there was a time when these key cases were popular...
Hey! It's the Spidey Marvelmania inflatable plastic pillow!
This pink Spidey scooter was produced by Marx Toys in the 1960s!
The Amazing Spider-Van Model Kit!
This Spidey water gun actually has the water coming from the web-shooters, making it the best Spidey water gun I can think of!
Even moreso when you compare it to this AHI one!
Remember seeing this Webmaker advertised in the comics?
How about this web shooter, probably the most faithful web-shooter toy produced in the 1970s!
Moving on to Star Trek stuff, the seller of this item claimed it was some kind of promotional item from the animated series...
This Trek puzzle was obviously inspired by the animated series, eh?
Mego did some great Star Trek stuff, didn't they?
Cool vintage Trek fabric here!
Remember the Foto-Novels? Obviously a pre-home-video item!
Even though some of the art was off-model or oddly proportioned, this Star Trek lunchbox was a cool item!
Some more Trek stuff next time!
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Cool Stuff: Original Comic Art!
I promised we'd start with more Flash, didn't I?
Gil Kane's powerful cover for Flash #198!
Jumping ahead a ways, here's page 6 from Flash 306, by Carmine Infantino!
Page 7 from Flash Spectacular 10, by Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez!
Page 8!
Page 9! By the way, these pages look like Wally Wood inked 'em!
Next up, it's page 20 from Freedom Fighters #4, by Ramona Fradon!
Nick Cardy's cover for From Beyond the Unknown #25!
Page 1 from Ghost Rider #32, by Don Perlin!
Page 27 from Ghost Rider 43, by Infantino!
Page 5 from Ghost Rider #4, by Tom Sutton!
Hope the transition isn't too jarring... here's page 3 from Girls Love #45, by Gene Colan!
And here's page 4!
Page 5...
Page 6...
Page 7...
Page 8...
Page 10!
Next time around, we'll start off with some Green Lantern!
Gil Kane's powerful cover for Flash #198!
Jumping ahead a ways, here's page 6 from Flash 306, by Carmine Infantino!
Page 7 from Flash Spectacular 10, by Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez!
Page 8!
Page 9! By the way, these pages look like Wally Wood inked 'em!
Next up, it's page 20 from Freedom Fighters #4, by Ramona Fradon!
Nick Cardy's cover for From Beyond the Unknown #25!
Page 1 from Ghost Rider #32, by Don Perlin!
Page 27 from Ghost Rider 43, by Infantino!
Page 5 from Ghost Rider #4, by Tom Sutton!
Hope the transition isn't too jarring... here's page 3 from Girls Love #45, by Gene Colan!
And here's page 4!
Page 5...
Page 6...
Page 7...
Page 8...
Page 10!
Next time around, we'll start off with some Green Lantern!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
