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If you're a baddie, and your surname is Killgore, why bother changing it?
So to make this toy even better, we now know this guy's real name is Crispin Killgore and he's a wealthy South African who wanted to own a real dinosaur ever since he was a spoiled little brat, and works with Cobra exclusively because they were willing to fund his sketchy cloning project.
I'd prefer a period set tv series or two. Start again with adaptations of the Young Bond books, recast for some set in WW2, again for the Ian Fleming ones and others set in the 50s/60s, then recast for adaptations of books set later, like Raymond Benson's. Do a feature length one every few years.
amazon mgm (god fuck jeff bezos) is having trouble figuring out how to reintroduce a new bond film after no time to die ...just set it in a different continuity from daniel craig's bond, it cannot be that difficult no one cares THAT much *i* don't care that much, and craig is my favorite 007
Looking forward to this one. Rebirth based reasons mostly.
GENERATIONAL SELECTS: DAVID WISE & THE SECRET OF CYBERTRON Join us for this special presentation in which TFN's own David Wallace pays tribute to one of his favourite Transformers creators; the late, great, animation writer David Wise. tfnation.com/blog/mi... #Transformers
The best subtitle ever, since Sister Act 2: Back In The Habit.
One thing I WON'T have at Thought Bubble is New Scarenthood. Since last year's show, I've managed to get all rights back (YAY!) and move it along in lots of significant and unexpected ways! The actual 2nd volume and new home for Vol 1 though? To be finalised. (Let's talk?) BUT! Here's a promo!
Vague recommendation. I can't remember the specific issue, but Alan Moore expertly did this in his ABC comics era, in Tomorrow Stories, or Terrific Tales, with characters on each floor of an apartment block.
The cycle of the delivery man (moving back through time but sequentially forward for the reader) dropping seeds, that becomes olive tree (that grows over times but sequentially backwards for readers) was fun. And can only be done in a comic. Anyway, this book is for kids, we promise.
I assume you're aware of Black Plastic Syndrome? The black plastic of the time was a massive racist, so set out to destroy other plastics in its vicinity. It was polite to red plastic in public, just making passive aggressive comments, but it really hated gold plastic, and would violently attack it.
Found this old toy. Seems pretty robust. Anything I should be worried about?
Are they putting you in as an art style prompt?
Just clocked that the local Theatre Group I used to provide posters for have jumped on the old AI bandwagon for their posters. They gave me some of my earliest work, and were so supportive, taking a shot on me from my teens into my twenties. They still use my hand-designed logo.
I bought Generation Toys Guardian at tfn 2 years ago, and love it. I thought I'd lost First Aid's inner calf in the bar, but luckily, it was in the bottom of a bag when I got home.
One more bump for this thread, still available are: Generation Toy Guardian (Defensor) - £220 FansToys Hannibal (Cerebros) (boxed) - £150 Legacy Armada Optimus Prime - £75 Ghostbusters MP-10 Optimus Prime (boxed) - £200 Prices open to negotiation. ALSO adding the following:
Spoilers. One of the secrets is "make sure to put the lids back on your felt tips"
For those attending @tfnationltd on the Friday I have a panel on colouring at 11 - revealing secrets hidden in familiar stories, talking about some of the behind the scenes decisions, never before seen images and the role that Furman played in the Franco-Prussian war in 1870* *If there's time.