This week in comicshops - 01/15

Find out what toy-related items you can get at your local comicshop this Wednesday.

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"Well, I suppose this one looks a bit like me..."

Mr. Burns stares at a box of Count Chocula cereal

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Godzilla Mystery Minis - King Ghidorah review

Funko Friday

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You don't know the power of the Grayskull

He-Man's Castle Grayskull, but with Darth Vader's faceplate in place of the skull, and Star Wars tech on the castle like armor

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Soon Forget: "Transformers Prime" Gears

This is the latest in a series (of indefinite length and regularity) of blog posts memorializing cancelled toys. Our figure today is Hasbro's Transformers Prime Gears.

When Prime Ratchet was released, his instructions showed a much different head than the toy had. That's not unusual for Transformers, but it wasn't immediately clear who this alternate head was supposed to be.

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This week in comicshops - 01/08

Find out what toy-related items you can get at your local comicshop this Wednesday.

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She's not jealous, no sirree!

a photo of a Tinkerbell figurine staring at Jessica Rabbit's chest, staged to resemble the famous photo of Sophia Loren similarly eyeballing Jayne Mansfield.

(She really isn't: jealousy is when you're worried someone will take what you have; when you want what someone else has, it's envy.)

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Into the Walrusverse

What if every Kenner Star Wars figure was Walrus Man?

Walrusmans

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GI Joe Action Marine addendum

As mentioned in today's review, here's the 1994 message from Hasbro's CEO about GI Joe's 30th anniversary:

In 1964, America was introduced to the very first GI Joe. Thirty years later, GI Joe continues to fill children with an exciting sense of adventure and fun, which is all we at Hasbro ever wanted to do. Around the world we salute Joe on his 30th, and may this legend continue to bring endless hours of joy to the young, and the young at heart, for another 30 years. --(signed) Alan G. Hassenfeld, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Hasbro Inc.

It's been another 30 years, Al, so it looks like you got your wish!

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OAFEnet Email Update for Thursday, January 2

The OAFEnet Email Update wishes you an explosive new year.

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