Just a thought. Did the same nuclear test that created Godzilla also create Spongebob and Bikini Bottom?
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Adam West was my childhood Batman and Kevin Conroy, along with Val Kilmer, was my teen years Batman. His rendition of Batman has now become the one to beat. I always liked the TAS episodes where he had the two voices for Bruce and Batman
RIP
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I finally saw Godzilla minus 1 (yes the first one) What an excellent movie. Makes you feel for all the human characters and Godzilla is one scary SOB. I liked the reference to Jaws as well
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Should they just put DC on ice? So many have come and gone and so many can't get it right. Time to focus on something you can make money on right?
Looks like my Studio series 86 Star scream is missing a heel. I guess I'll have to make one out duct tape and cardboard
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Yes Patrick Roy got thumped by Chris Osgood and Mike Vernon but there is no doubt he was one of the best and worthy of his accolades
I used to be in favour of phasing out fighting in Hockey but seeing how things are in real life........Not so much. Roy got beat my not one but two of my Red Wings goalies..
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Thanks to a little snafu, my copy of Ocarina of Time is stuck with the courier. No resolution yet. On the bright side, the Studio Series Starscream, I ordered and thought was lost, made it to me.
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Vincent Price is the man!! And so is Michael Jackson!!
On Friday the 13th 1987, the first and only time the horror legend Vincent Price performed the monologue from Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” live, ending it with that laugh that still freezes the blood.
Happy Thrillerween X Halloween
#ThrillerChallenge2026 #Thrillerween
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A great actor. One of the last of his type. Played my favorite Star Trek Captain and Prof X. RIP
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So I wasn't the only one getting sweaty and losing my balance at Artist Alley. At least they are aware of the issue and hopefully resolve it for next year
Thank you for your feedback. We're listening and can't wait to welcome you back in 2027.
#FANEXPOCanada
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They also lost Ernie Whitt in this run. I always said that last game was painful but rememberimg they lost six more before hand.....
Tony Fernández broke his elbow on September 24, 1987 when Detroit's Bill Madlock took him out with a hard slide at second base. Toronto won that night, won the next two as well, and led the Tigers by three and a half with a week to play.
The Blue Jays never won another game that year. They lost their last seven, and the final three came at Tiger Stadium, all by one run, the last of them 1 to 0 on the final day.
Detroit took the division by two games.
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