Bill has shared his latest Action Figure Comic with us. You can see more of his comics at Bill’s Comics.
And, be sure to enter our latest CaptionFigurePics contest for a chance to win Mattel WWE San Diego Comic-Con exclusive Undertaker and Basic series 1 Batista – we’ll publish the winner next Friday!
Bill has shared his latest Action Figure Comic with us. You can see more of his comics at Bill’s Comics.
And, be sure to enter our CaptionFigurePics contest for a chance to win a Marvel Universe AIM Soldier – we’ll publish the winner next Friday!
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Bill has shared his latest Action Figure Comic with us. You can see more of his comics at Bill’s Comics. Enjoy!
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MattK doesn’t know it, but he’s slowly but surely pushing me out of the picture taking business. It’s bad enough that he lives in Southern California, so he gets his subscription from MattyCollector.com a day before I do. But then he had to start making custom dioramas.
First he made a ruined castle dio – I bet even the most diehard MOTU purists felt a twinge of regret after seeing 200X’s Count Marzo in Matt’s review. Then, to make it worse, he fashioned a rocky cliff face that he used for his review of Whiplash.
That brings us to this lonely picture I took of Whiplash yesterday. Seeing as how I’ll be doing a sort of “face off” review with VeeBee (who for some inexplicable reason digs the vintage head over the bad-ass modern head), I wanted to take a bunch of pics of Whiplash, who is now my top Masters of the Universe Classics figure. (That title had been going back and forth between Man-At-Arms, Tri-Klops, and Trap-Jaw for some time.)
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At a list price of $89.99, the Shrine of Dagon Action Figure Environment is not the kind of accessory that I’d normally buy – after all, it costs quite a bit more than the usual action figures that I’d choose to display with it. But after a visit to the Sideshow booth at San Diego Comic-Con, I found myself with a gift card (they hand them out cards with random amounts on them) worth $75.
I’d been looking for something like this ever since Sandman and MattK started raising the bar on their photo sets with intricate set pieces that make my plain background pictures look pretty dull. So for $15, this was a complete steal.
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