Yesterday we went to a Flea Market...
and here is what I bought:
SUPERMAN ANNUAL #11
by Alan Moore & Dave Gibbons
For only $5!!!!! Score!!!
SANDMAN #4 and 6
Only $5 each!
2 HULKS I needed
plus DRACULA vs SILVER SURFER!
$8, $2 and $2 each
WARLOCK 5 issues
$1 each
Some random comics
$1 each
For my 90s "TIME CAPSULE/TRIBUTE" short box
$1 each
Mrs Smash bought these 50s/60s temporary tattoos
She also bought 6 vintage whiskey glasses
(I forgot to take pics)
And we got this book for my daughter, who shares my love of this movie:
Here are some items I saw but did NOT buy:
Make it so.
Spider-Man records (45s)
Instruments of Destruction on VHS
Celtic Predator
G1 Soundwave
Frame printout of Amazing Fantasy #15
(image was like 3 inches tall)
These were about 2 inches tall
Welcome to my t-shirt
Brom print
Super Powers
I know you are but what am I?
Indy looking up Dorothy's dress. Perv.
Spock has seen better days
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UPDATE 1: Balls! Somehow these pics didn't get posted earlier:
Little Boy Snake Charmer
Klingon Battle Cruiser
Pizza Bathing Suit
Iron Maiden 'Piece of Mind' shoes
Apocalypse figure
Malebolgia vs Medieval Spawn
Flash Gordon comic strips in novel size format
These other comics in novel size format
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My buddy, WOO, was with me and gave this Alien Queen to me.
He even fixed the weird paint job! Woo Custom!
Here are Woo's Flea Market Scores:
This bitchin' 1976 King Kong
Rad-Dudes trading cards pack
(whuuuuhhh?)
These pins
and this awesome 12" posable figure from Star Teams:
KNIGHT OF DARKNESS!!!
4 comments:
That Mr. Monster "Origins" is awesome. If you can get the trade, you should read that. It's the first time I can recall someone doing the George Lucas "special edition" type treatment to a story. Michael T. Gilbert published the whole story for Dark Horse, then got the rights back to republish it. When he did, he changed some of the pages and story material. Such a great book.
That 1973 king Kong is not a king kong. It is a simple ape from Mattel´s tarzan line.
Oh shit... are you sure??
also, I was wrong on the date. Its 1976 (that is, the King Kong film from 1976).
Damn... you're right.
Thanks, Hobby!
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