
February 3 was the birthday of Elmo from Sesame Street, and to celebrate Hastings had a "$5 off $25 purchase" coupon. Which, coupled with the review from OAFE.net, was enough to get me to buy the DC Collectibles Thrasher Suit Batman!

He's a great size, and you can either unmask him as Bruce Wayne in a big robot suit; or have him be a Bat-Robot. He's pretty great.

The above joke may be at least partially stolen from a Mike Baron/Ron Lim issue of Badger, which, incidentally, also included cross-dressing ex-Nazis turned nuns fighting to save the rain forest. Man, I need to find that issue again...
3 comments:
Heh. Badger! I miss that book, it was ridiculous...but fun.
And I think the bad guy's next line was, "Oh, I didn't build this. I leased it, from the American inventor, Gyro Gearloose..."
Gyro Gearloose....the inventor from Duck Tales?
Cool figure though. Looks damn tempting.
If you have or had a IM Hulkbuster figure, I'd have em go at it Rock em Sock em Robot-style.
And yeah, Tony would so sue Bruce for this;)
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