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Friday, October 19, 2007

Our Take On Survivor TV Show 10-18-07
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Topic: TV Shows

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Above is the Survivor: China Logo! For our current TV and Movies Comics / Magazine listings for sale, just click on the Logo above!

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Survivor TV Show 10-18-07 !

To Tina and myself, THIS was the best episode this Season!

Maybe even for quite a while!

Episode 5: 'Love Is In The Air':

SPOILER WARNING - DO NOT READ THE BELOW IF YOU HAVE NOT SEEN THE EPISODE!

This episode goes all out in strategy as Aaron goes home as Jaime and Peih Gee THROW The Immunity Challenge!

Yes, that's right! Both girls are with the tribe with 5 members and they throw the Immunity Challenge against the tribe with 7 members!

They intentionally lose the battle with eyes on winning the war!

Before the Immunity Challenge, there was a BIG change in the tribes. There was no reward challenge... Instead it was each tribe swapping two members to the other tribe.

So James and Aaron were chosen of course for their strength.

The logic of Jaime and Peih Gee was to get rid of the members that were originally on the other tribe this episode. Their reasoning? So that when the merge happened, they would be at 5 to 5 original members! That is very cunning!

Who cares that their plan only works depending on certain events happening with the other tribe. They did this to get rid of the strongest survivors before the merge! Plus their tribe was on a losing streak and down two members. Now that takes guts to pull off!

Oh yeah... the 'love' connection. Could be the start of one between Jaime and Erik...

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Michael (and Tina)

Posted by makeitsomarketing at 5:42 AM PDT

Updated: Friday, October 19, 2007 5:51 AM PDT

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Thursday, October 18, 2007

A Girl, A Gator, And A Thing In The Swamp!
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d'oh
Topic: Comic Book Movies

Above is a scene from Adrienne's role in the Swamp Thing movie in illustrated format! For current Swamp Thing listings, just click on the painting!

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Alligators roam the swamp as well as the Swamp Thing! For current whirligig listings, just click on the gator!

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Adrienne Barbeau....

Went from the TV Show 'Maude' to HoRRoR movies...

Adrienne, born in 1945, played Maude's daughter on the TV Show from 1972 - 1978.

After the series ended, Barbeau was cast by her then-husband, director John Carpenter, in his 1980 horror film, The Fog.

This was her first theatrical film appearance. The film was released on February 1, 1980 and was considered a film success, grossing over $21 million in the United States. This helped established Adrienne as a HoRRoR / Sci-Fi genre film star.

She then appeared in a number of early 1980s horror and science fiction films, several of which have now become favorite cult classics, including Escape From New York, Creepshow, and Swamp Thing (a comic book movie based on the DC monster comic). See pic top left for comics adaptation.

Although Adrienne had a top selling cheesecake poster of herself in 1978, she had not posed for Playboy or other similiar mags. The Swamp Thing Movie however featured a revealing scene of her wading through the Swamp Thing's swamp.

Adrienne played the love interest of Dr. Alec Holland, who would become the Swamp Thing. This would be the first and last comic book based movie that she would star in.

For those interested in HoRRoR comic books, including those of the Swamp Thing, we have several hundred in our eBay Featured Store.

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Michael

Posted by makeitsomarketing at 7:31 PM PDT

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Patrick Duffy Was...
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a-ok
Topic: Comic Book History

Click here to see our MAN FROM ATLANTIS Comics for sale!

For all of our MAN FROM ATLANTIS Comics for sale, just click on the photo above!

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The Man From Atlantis...

In A TV Movie, A TV Show

AND Also A Comic Book Series!

The comic book series was a very short comic book series from Marvel Comics!

It ran from February 1978 to August 1978 with only 7 issues!

The comic book series was based on the TV Movies and TV Show that starred Patrick Duffy as the Man From Atlantis!

The TV Movies were four in number before NBC gave the go-ahead for the actual series for the 1977-78 season!

Unfortunately for Sci-Fi fans the TV Show only ran 17 epsiodes.

Fortunately for Patrick Duffy he immediately went to CBS' TV Show 'Dallas' that had a very long run!

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Michael

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Updated: Thursday, October 18, 2007 7:21 PM PDT

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Lost Lemuria
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Topic: Comic Book History

Click here to see our THONGOR appearances for sale!

For Thongor Comic Book appearances, just click on the comic book cover above!

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'Thongor Of Lost Lemuria'

Was A Series Of Novels From Lin Carter 1965 - 1970

AND A Marvel Comic Book Feature!

This comic book feature of 'Thongor of Lost Lemuria' was in a comic book series from Marvel Comics!

It ran in 'Creatures On The Loose' issue #22 March 1973 with a Jim STERANKO cover, to issue #29 in May of 1974.

Previously 'Creatures Of The Loose' had published MoNSTer stories in issues #11 - 15, before publishing Gullivar Jones of Mars in issues #16 - 21.

King Kull had started the first issue of this title in March 1971, with issue #10. 'Creatures On The Loose' had previously been titled another Marvel Comic Book title, 'Tower of Shadows' which ran for the first nine issues.

Interesting Note: Thongor could have been the FIRST S&S Hero for Marvel instead of Conan, but agreement wasn't made by both parties at that time!

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Michael

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Who You Gonna Call ?????
Mood:

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Topic: Comic Book History

Click here to see our HoRRoR / MoNSTer Comics for sale!

For HoRRoR or MoNSTer Comic Books just click on the comic book cover above! Don't Be AFRAID to Do So!

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Ghost Guard!

Then again.... maybe YOU Shouldn't!!

The Comics Code Authority came into being because of the Hearings on Comics Books as a possible cause of junevile deliquency.

Like the comic book cover to the top left could do that!

HoRRoR and MoNSTer comics were just one of the genres that had a hard time being published during the 'witch-hunts' of the 1940's to 1950's.

I remember buying these genres of comics during the late 1960's from a used book store in San Diego. They were all coverless or the top third of the cover was clipped off.

I didn't know I was buying comics that had been stripped or clipped of the covers for credit from the comics publishers.

Now that was a HoRRoR! Trying to figure out what comic book I was buying, as these were all 1950's comics and the indicia with the title and issue numbers were on the inside cover, not the splash page!

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Michael

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