Showing posts with label aquaman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label aquaman. Show all posts

Saturday, January 10, 2015

Justice League : Throne of Atlantis Best Buy Exclusive


Scheduled to hit shelfs on January 27th, Justice League:Throne of Atlantis will focus on Aquaman. This next animated epic from DC should be another hit, DC knows how to do animation.

Overview
Aquaman is forced to choose sides between the Justice League and Atlantis, when Atlantean warriors begin a war to conquer the surface world, starting with the coastal cities of Gotham and Metropolis.



Where to get your copy

You can pick the Blue Ray or DVD at most retail outlets but Best Buy is again offering a special edition combo pack that comes with an exclusive figure. You can pre-order it today at Best Buy website or just wait for the 27th and get to your local Best Buy early.

Action Figures
Along with the animated films release DC will also be releasing four figures relating to the movie, Aquaman, Black Manta, Ocean Master and Mera will retail for $19.99. Keep an eye out for them.

Enjoy the movie and the figures.

Good Luck on Your Hunt!

Sunday, August 17, 2014

DC Lego Variant Covers - Hitting Shelves in November

Dc will continue its use of variant themed covers this coming November, following on the heals of the Octobers Halloween/Horror Variant Covers.

The Lego theme is being used to celebrate the LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham video game being released in November. The Lego renditions on each cover mirror the covers from each issues #0 which were released in September 2012, I have included an image of Batman #0 for comparison.



Action Comics #36

Aquaman #36

Batgirl #36

Batman #36

Batman & Robin #36
 

Batman/Superman #16
 

Catwoman #36
 

Detective Comics #36
 
 
 

Flash #36
 

Grayson #4
 

Green Lantern #36
 

Green Lantern Corps #36
 

Harley Quinn #12
 

JLU #6
 

Justice League #36
 

Justice League Dark #36
 

New Teen Titans #4
 

Sinestro #7
 

Supergirl #36
 

Superman #36
 

Superman/Wonder Woman #13

Wonder Woman #36

These variant should be very popular and hard to find. Our suggestions. Is to request them from your local comic shop or begin hunting them down throughout November.

I also hope they make some Lego figures to go along with the covers.  Who doesn't want a Frankenstein Lego figure in their collection?

Good Luck on Your Hunt!
#jointhehunt

Saturday, July 19, 2014

Justice League Unlimted Action Figures - Unproduced Aquaman


We have posted before about how much we enjoy collecting the Justice League Unlimited Toy line from a couple of years ago, we even posted a complete Checklist. And when we say we we mean me ( the guy who writes this blog each day) and my youngest child. She is a big comic book fan.

Recently we came across an eBay auction for an unproduced Aquaman figure, the minimum bid was $2,500. Yes two thousand five hundred dollars for one figure.

If you have collected any figure line you know that towards the end of the lines run some figures do not get produced, He-man had them, Star Wars had them and JLU has them. These unproduced figures usually appear on an advertisement somewhere and a prototype or two will exist. These are very rare, collectors that want the whole line go crazy for them and pay top dollar.

So what makes this Aquaman  different then the Aquamans  that were produced. Well first off Aquaman never appeared like this in any medium. It is a cross between one handed King Aquaman and the regular Aquaman we have know for years. Second the line got canceled before it could be produced, it never went to market. It is as rare as it gets. From our research only one exists.


If you see one buy it or send us a photo. The only warning is it could be a custom figure not a prototype so be careful. Customs are great but not as valued as prototype of unproduced figures.

Good luck on you hunt!
#jointhehuntj

Monday, July 14, 2014

Comic Shop Review - Dreamscape Comics, Bethlehem


When you first enter Dreamscape it is a bit overwhelming, there are stacks and stacks of comics and magazines. Everywhere you look there are boxes upon boxes of comics and they are on top of other boxes. Hopefully you are getting the picture, a little bit of a mess. I spoke with the woman working and the shop is going out of business soon, so they have begun to clear out inventory. Everything was 40% off.

So what did I think of this place? If you can get past the cluttered mess, there is a organization to the madness and if you have some time to look through everything it is worth the trip there. I am assuming that the store has been around a very long time because some of the inventory goes way back.

Dreamscape reminded me of the comic shop, County Coin, that I frequented when I was younger. Same smell, same organization. I  have always enjoyed the old style comic shops, they are like mom and pop stores.


Comics- Dreamscape had a very large selection of back issues dating back to the 1970's. If you have time to go through all the boxes and piles of comics on the floor I am pretty sure your hunt will yield some comic book gold.


Toys- Plenty of old toys throughout the store, I found a box of the DC Who's Who mini scenes. Also had a very interesting Funko Aquaman Bobblehead, along with a punch of  pieces from other action figure lines of the last ten years or so. Picked up some older toys while we were there. Older toys are not that easy to find, most comic shops have not been around long enough to have any.



Other Stuff- Dreamscape had a lot of old magazines, finding these comic book and collecting based magazines are really hard to get these days as many of them have gone out of business over the years. We still by them for research purposes and they are fun to read. So while we were there bought a couple of old Lee's Action Figure News and Toy Review dating back from 2000. Another sign o how long the store has been around.

Comic Shop Grade - B   

If you have the time and some cash to spend it is worth a visit but do it before end of the summer as they are closing their doors. Hopefully someone will come along and take over the shop as we no longer have enough of these types of Comic Shops around anymore.
Overall a good place to hunt for buried treasure, I really mean buried. Plus there are deals to be found.

Good luck on your hunt! And don't forget support your local comic shops.
#jointhehunt

Tuesday, July 8, 2014

DC Comics Halloween/Horror Variants - October

DC comics continues their cross title themed variant covers this coming October. Following the success of the Mad, Batman 1966 and Bombshell variant covers, October will see select DC titles transformed into Horror/Halloween variants. Perfect call by DC for October.

Here are what we will be hunting for come October.

Wonder Woman #35
Action Comics #35
Superman #35

 

Justice League #35
Batman and Robin #35

Aquaman #35
Grayson #3
Catwoman #35

Batman #35
Batman/Superman #15
Batgirl #35

I like the Batman and Robin variant, fingers are crossed that he battles King Tut inside the issue. DC if your reading this give it some thought.

Also like the Cat-Woman cover, perfect for Halloween.

Happy Halloween hunting, try to collect them all.

Good Luck on your hunt!
#jointhehunt