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    i like R Crumb artwork so much i bought this 2009 hard cover book His "book of Genesis"
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    good luck on finding a nice first "Blob"
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    Green Lantern 81

    1950's war comics commented on john ivic's journal entry in john ivic

    Nice hi-grade pick up
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    completely over the top but still GREAT !!!
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    one commie down !! another to go !!
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    Here is another Wolfman ....
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    @tv horror have you ever heard of this record album ?? it sure has a scary cover ......
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    SHAGG and SPRAGG on the same page double feature movie possibilities !!
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    Great cover worthy of a CGC "Classic Cover" designation...
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    possible movie in the works someday
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    Sabbath were some long haired hippies back then... When the band members adopted Black Sabbath as their name in August 1969, they totally devoted themselves to creating the musical equivalent of a horror movie and became the founding forefathers of one of rock’s most enduring subgenres.
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    Black Sabbath were the favorite band of my teens ,, having become first aware of them when my mother had their first album back in 1970.. The 1963 Italian horror film Black Sabbath starring Boris Karloff, which was showing at a theater across the street from the band’s rehearsal space, inspired the bands name and their first big hit scary album cover
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    oh and i forgot ,... he also had his knife ..
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    Heck in Rambo Vl he only wiped out a whole small battalion !! (normal battalion size 400-1000 men ) but in Rambo lll he took on a small Armoured group With a bow
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    well here is what they look like , and last i knew they cost $20.00 each !! an Apache helicopter gun can shoot up to 6000 of these per minute do the financial math on a 15 second burst .50 cal on left
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    i'm kinda worried because in the trailer a lot of the scenes look to be shot at darkness/night or down in a tunnel ... i'm sure it will be great but that always ruins it a bit for me when big scenes are not shot in broad daylight....
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    the violence in Rambo Vl was a bit muted ... have you ever read about the damage a .50 caliber machine gun can do,... ????? they are much more violent than was shown on screen in Rambo Vl , in the movie when he fired on groups of the enemy they basically just melted away.... which was funny
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    Lansing Mi
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    in Rambo Vl i think he nearly single handed wiped out an entire battalion of Burmese troops !! it was awesome !! i don't think the body count will be very high in this movie but i still can't wait !!!
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    Stallone's voice is great in this trailer... he wants pure revenge and you can hear it in his voice !!!!!
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    Rambo Vl was so awesome on the big screen i went twice !!!
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    6.5-7.0 ish
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    I always wanted this one especially if any one was staying as a guest...Can you imagine after they pull the curtain across the shock they would get. Yes that "Psycho" shower curtain is pretty sweet !!!! i can imagine inviting a lady over and having her see that
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    Drek or not ?? it is a #1