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I was looking for a Doc card, of the seven dwarves, to complete my set of them, with the Lorcana tcg. I found a seller on TCG Player, had so many other Lorcana cards listed, I didn’t have and at good prices, and I ended up buying 163 cards!

“Who’s your favorite Pokemon?” It’s Psyduck! The comment above is to read similar to the commercial bumpers for the first season of Pokemon.

I’m going with a wait and see approach with this. If they keep him in costume, (don’t show his face), and have be the true MCU Doom, it might turn out right. If they’re going to go, the “Tony is a Doom variant”, for shock value, and ticket sales, then it’s probably be disappointing.

I’m curious about how much continuity will there be from the show.

There is one unknown variable, that would give the edge of the fight to Batman, which is, if his utility belt has something to instantly dissolve Spider-Man’s webbing.

Sonic is faster than Flash, unless Flash can out eat Sonic in chili dogs!

This would probably fall more into hearing than seeing, but, to have within the trailer, a group of people in shadow, and to hear the familiar musical notes of the X-men animated theme playing.

My favorite set is the Sesame Street set. I mostly got it because it reminded me of an old, 70s/80s, Fisher Price set I had when I was little. It had the main building and a few of the characters. The building is long gone, but thanks to my Mom, who held on to them, I still have a few of the characters.

Anna And The Apocalypse would fall under this. It’s a zombie apocalypse that takes place around Christmas.

It’s been recently reported that a certain someone had the influence to greenlit a new Rush Hour film. If you had the same ability over a movie executive, what movie would you want to have a sequel to ? Here’s two I would pick: The Rocketeer and 4.3.2.1. For The Rocketeer, I would love to see that world get expanded, as well as there has been multiple comic stories that could be used to get adapted for another film. For 4.3.2.1. Not only did it had an interesting premise behind it, also, it had an open ended ending that, (at least for me), be interesting to see it play out in a sequel.

I have both a good one and an unfortunate bad one. The good one, was the one I woke up to literally a He-Man Christmas. There was an about 6 figures, both cats, and Greyskull. I had a “powerful” Christmas that year. The unfortunate bad one, was partly due to grandparents. They lived a bit of a distance from us, and, that one year, didn’t get to visit till beginning of January. Like some grandparents do, one of the gifts was a stocking of candy. One of them had a contest for some sort of prize. And, unfortunately, I had one wrappers, that had one of the bigger prizes. The reason for why it was unfortunate to get, the contest had ended, and the final date to send it in to claim you prize was Dec 31, just about a week or two prior to knowing I won.

How about a shirt with a black hole on it, and it reads “ plot holes found here”.

On the other side of things, I think I can safely say, what one superhero wouldn’t bring for Thanksgiving. You would never see Howard The Duck bring a turkey or any other feathered friend to the table.

Exosquad is one I like to see continued. While the main story had an ending, the last episode ended on a cliffhanger, appearing to show a new threat to the show. If your talking about continuing it from back when it aired, that would be Inhumanoids. Being it was from the same creative teams behind Transformers and G. l. Joe, I would’ve liked to see where they would’ve expanded the series, if they had more episodes.

My first comic was an Iron Man comic, (I don’t recall the number, but it was late 1980s), that had Spider-Man in it. My main current favorite comics are the Energon Universe titles. I was always a fan of the Transformers, and their recent Image relaunch, got me back into comics after a, unfortunate, seven year plus hiatus away from comics.