 
Balletlover - Balletmania
geschrieben von The Riddler am 14.06. um 14:32:06 - als Antwort auf: Re: Wanna grab a superhero? von Dep >>>>>>Anyway, there's Superman, Supergirl, Wonder Woman, Hawkman, Batman, Robin, Batgirl, Captain Marvel, and Steel. Sorry, Rid, but no villains! Look on the bright side, though. For a buck apiece, you can have as many heroes at your mercy as you like...>>>>>>Also, and this is kinda weird and cool, but the only female figure in tights is Batgirl (WW's got that spangled trunks-and-bustier thang that's been working for her for fifty years, and Supergil's in this belly-shirt and mini ensemble. What's THAT all about?), yet ALL of the male figures have painted-on legwear! Except for Steel. There's gotta be one wet end in every crowd, I suppose.-Depon>>All heroes and NO VILLAINS?????? What kind of fun is that???? Another example of disrespect for us evil tights and leotard clad fiends!!! I guess I could always pretend that one of those so called "Heroes" has turned into an evil villain(ess) that has lured all the other heroes into a deathtrap!!! Now that's fun!!!!>>>>Yeah, I agree. What are heroes without nemeses? A couple of these toys come with cardboard cutouts of classic bad guys (Penguin, Joker, & Metallo) but that's pretty lame, isn't it? (What can you expect from a company who's CEO has a giant ping-pong ball for a head, anyway?) A few years back, McDonalds had these Batman figures which featured both heroes and villains (Batman, Robin, Catwoman, & yes, the Riddler, though he was in that Damon Runyon outfit he sometimes wore in place of the unitard.) 'Least it wasn't the Jim Carrey Riddler!-D Let's not be too hard on Jim Carrey's portrayal of "The Riddler". OK so he wasn't as evilly kooky as Frank Gorshin, but I LOVED that luscious green lycra spandex unitard that he wore throughout most of "Batman Forever". Antworten zu diesem Beitrag: 
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