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Monthly Archives: November 2002
OAFE Update for Thursday, November 28
I hope you like robots, because that's what we've got for you. I'm filling in for Poe once again, because while he's got a family who loves him and wants him to be happy on Thanksgiving, I was hatched. At … Continue reading
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Trapjaw addendum
In today's review of Trapjaw, I said his color was based on the old minicomics. For those of you who haven't held onto every piece of garbage you've acquired since childhood, we offer proof. <i>And now, some more OAFEry:</i>Goodbye, Skeletor … Continue reading
OAFE Update for Thursday, November 21
Anyone here read Tony Millionaire's "Sock Monkey?" Remember how the little Drinky Crow would tip back a little brown bottle and "glug glug glug" all his troubles away until his eyes became two little X's? Yeah, well, Poe won't be … Continue reading
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McFarlane bids adieu to Toy Fair
Once again, McFarlane Toys has bucked the industry trend. As announced in a news article on their site last Friday, McFarlane will not be attending Toy Fair 2003. They give two reasons: first, that Toy Fair has become "a public … Continue reading
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Toy Karma
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Z-"art"-an
To go along with today's Scarlett vs. Zartan review, here's some of the concept art for the Dreadnok leader: That's taken from 1985's GI Joe Fact and Yearbook, from Ventura Books. As a bonus, here's his original box art: <i>And … Continue reading
The secret of the sword
It occurred to me that ToyFare's Faker may have the wrong sword. If I recall correctly, the original Faker had Skeletor's sword. As any diehard He-Fan can tell you, the original Skeletor and He-Man figures each came with a sort … Continue reading
Blue with evil
I ordered the ToyFare exclusive Faker yesterday. For those of you who don't recall, Faker is He-Man's "evil twin." Mattel has thrown collectors complaining about the lack of villains a bone with this exclusive, which is essentially a repaint (except … Continue reading
Amazing movie becomes a spectacular two-dvd set
After 40 years in print and 20 years of development, Spider-Man finally crawled onto movie screens. The film was a swinging success, and Columbia Tristar Home Entertainment has packaged the summer's biggest hit with a tangled web of extras. Raised … Continue reading

Action figure dogma
In this month's ToyFare (#65), film maker and comic shop mogul Kevin Smith announced his plans to create a line of "inaction figures" based on the characters in his View Askew films (Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy, Dogma and Jay and … Continue reading →