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More Spidey Stuff

Over the past few weeks, while shopping, I’ve seen a bunch of Spidey-stuff here are the pics:

Spidey Toothpaste

Marvel/Disney Infinity

Cityscape

And a few books

JLA is at Sonic Drive-ins

I know that it has been a while since we last posted, but it has been a while since we’ve had something to say, and now we do.

We’ve just discovered that there are Justice League of America toys are currently popping up at Sonic Drive-In Restaurants.

As you can see there are six toys in this set. So far I have five of them: The toys are a series of cardboard Villain stand-ups that you knock down with superhero projectiles.

Green Lantern/ Sinestro

Cyborg vs. Darkseid: Flash vs. Captain Cold: Aquaman vs. Black Manta:
and Wonder Woman vs. Cheetah 

The only pair I’m missing at the moment is Superman vs. Lex Luthor, but I hope to score that soon.

This is not the first time that Sonic has partnered with DC Comics to bring the JLA to the Drive-In, It did so previously in February 24, 2012 with a set of JLA plushes. 

Go digital!

OK, I get that there are some folks out there that still don't have computers and go online for stuff, but I have a message for anyone who publishes “Yellow Pages” phone books or advertises in them. Yesterday one was “delivered” to my house (and when I say “delivered” I mean tossed into my yard at the end of my driveway and left there).

I drove over it, got out of my car walked to the end of the driveway to pick it up, and then put it in it’s proper place...

It is the age of the interned oh my Droogs, I don’t know about the rest of you Alices, but I haven't used a phone book or Yellow Pages in probably a decade. Anyone who advertises here is wasting their money.

Dana Crumb has passed away

This was just passed along to me, and I was asked to share it:

Dana Crumb passed away last night in Ukiah Hospital in Ukiah, CA after an illness.

Dana was the first wife of Underground artist Robert Crumb and the author of Eat It! — a cookbook illustrated by Bob Crumb (among other titles). Dana was the first to distribute Robert’s books in San Francisco by walking the town with them stashed in a baby carriage in the 60s.

She was also prominently featured in Robert’s early books. Dana housed and fed many cartoonists in lean times (including many of the top names in the Under Ground Comix Community) and was a constant benefactor to her community.

John Orlando and his wife, Jill (who had been staying with Dana for the past year) are currently under her and her son Adam Crumb’s auspices.

Their generosity toward us and those before has been immeasurable