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Which one is missing? Issue 12 "One Man's Treasure......is Also Another Man's Treasure" Released May 1993 Ben Edlund, Writer & Penciller; Jeff Whiting, Inker; Bob Polio, Letterer; Richard Edlund, Cover Colorist; George Suarez, Editor Barry returns to his castle, upset that the Tick has usurped his name. Meanwhile, the Tri-State Superhero Congress has decreed that since the Tick defeated Barry, he stands to inherit all of Barry's superhero paraphernalia. Barry accedes to the Congress's wishes, allowing the Tick and Arthur to move into his castle, but the loss drives him over the edge and he refuses to wear clothes. Barry devises a plan to get his stuff back by contacting his arch-enemies, the Evileers, led by the Terror and goads them to attack the Tick. This is the last issue that Ben Edlund was directly involved in. After this, he left to oversee the animated version of the Tick. Four different variant covers were released with this issue. Each came with a no-logo front cover with a gold foil Tick emblem. The back covers came with four limited variations: Rockets On (1000 copies), released at Capital City Sales Conference in Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Dinnertime (1000 copies), released at the Diamond Tenth Seminar in Atlanta, Georgia; Frrd! (1000 copies), released Summer, 1993; Tick Society Coat of Arms (2000 copies). Second edition released September 1995. Third, 10th anniversary edition released August 1996. Fourth edition released January 1998.

Yeah, I'm completely stoked! In celebration of my recent acquisition I will be sending out free Tick pogs and kinis if anyone is interested just pm me with their mailing address and preference and I will see what I can do! Vic out. Yeehah...(((doing mah happy dance)))

Woohoo! Was working on my truck when I got the news that I won that bronze statue! As soon as I get it I'll be posting pics of it! Yea! Yay! Yeah? Brain fart...how do you spell yah? hehehe Thanks IntoAnother! Couldn't have done it without youse!

I THINK TICK FANS ARE THE COOLEST! Even the Grumpy Old Curmdgeon!

That is really cool. Bill listed a bunch of awesome Tick items last night. One came and went real fast! Thanks for the tip! I just bidded on all his stuff...yeah...yeah...that's what Paypal credit is for! Seems like to me, every time I bid early on stuff, I never get them anyways. Let's see how it turns out...wow...that number 14 went for 350! jeez!

Here's a link to something that's pretty coool. http://www.ebay.com/itm/THE-TICK-TEST-CARD-SET-BEN-EDLUND-200-Signed-three-times-by-Ben-NEAT-/161979394628? Record-America is Bill Devine (formerly from NEC) and he always has the coolest stuff up on ebay.

OMG!!! THATS THE ONE! THEY WERE SO AHEAD OF THEIR TIME!

I'm one of the watchers but don't count me as a competitor. I'm watching just for fun as I do on several items occasionally. I hope you get it! Nutz! I just had to drop 500 bucks into redoing my brakes, drums, bearings, pads, cylinders...today! I had to make a tough choice...The Tick ...or brakes...

Here is my list of a few items I deeply value... 1) Original Tick art for New England Comics Newsletter #14 2) Original cover art for The Tick #1 Special Edition 3) New England Comics Newsletter #14 CGC 9.8 (not a reality at this time) 4) It's in my signature line I would absolutely love to acquire any Edlund original Tick art that was published. Any of which I would also deeply value. What's on everyone else's list? Okay, here's one that I researched the heck out of...and contacted someone who I respect. #1. The Tick line of Micro Machines. (probably never made it to production, except for the proto type). #2. Ben Edlund's original sketch of The Tick that hung on the back wall of NEC prior to the newsletter. #3. ....?....hmmmm.....The bronze statue on Ebay? hehehe

Love Napoleon Dynamite!!! Wait I know that dance! Its the National Geographic African Mating dance from 1972!

Nice! Auction on Sunday at about 3:30pm...I'm gonna give it a shot but I probably won't get it. There are 4 other watchers and my guess is that it gonna go for a lot more than I'm willing to shell out. But one never knows . They made 5000 of those suckers! I only wish that they had put more detail on it, but at the time, laser cutting was at its infancy.

Someone asked me if there was one Tick item that I would hold in value above all the rest, what would it be? Well, there are a few of them...what do you think it would be?

Was gonna scan in my copy of The Tick's Valentine Special Edition....anyone else out there with that copy they want to post?

Nah....my wife said anything that old is gonna have worms in it...kinda freaked me out. Last thing I wanna see...on the other hand...I heard of someone actually eating some 20 or 40 year old cerel...

Yeah, that's one I've been waiting for awhile. It comes out 2-4 times a year for about the same price. Kinda clunky but cool. They're a legit company that used to sell some of their stuff over at the Walt Disney Stores in Disneyland. Gonna have to keep an eye on it. BTW, what is DP?

Here's a Tick Yo-Yo! THE TICK YOYO FOX PROMOTIONAL 1996 MANUFACTURED BY SUNBEAM. FOX PROMOTED 4 TV SHOWS WITH THESE YOYOS, (THE TICK (BLUE), DARK ANGEL (YELLOW), THE LONE GUNMEN (RED), AND I'M NOT SURE WHAT THE FOURTH ONE WAS. 1996 BILLCO AND CO. LTD. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. IT CAME WITH 2X- AA BATTERIES. THE NEWER ONES USE BUTTON TYPE BATTERIES. I did a bulb setting photo to see what it would look like all lit up...pretty cool huh?

I actually got one from Ebay that hasn't been eaten yet, cello wrapped, and my wife admonished me about even thinking about eating it, hehehe.

I know...a little bit early for Halloween, but... 1994 FCN FOX CHILDREN'S NETWORK, INC. TICK CHARACTER TM 1994 BEN EDLUND. AUTHORIZED USER: RUBIE'S FABRIC COSTUME, RICHMOND HILL, N.Y., ITEM #30475 RUBIE'S COSTUME CO. BOUGHT BEN COOPER, INC. IN 1992. AS A SIDE NOTE: In the 1960s and 1970s, Ben Cooper, Inc., was one of the "big three" Halloween costume companies, along with Collegeville and the H. Halpern Company (Halco). The company became known for licensing popular film and television characters and getting their images onto store shelves quickly. For example, it licensed Spider-Man, a virtually unknown character at the time, in 1963. The company also licensed the Batman character in 1964. The company produced a very popular Richard Nixon mask in the late 1960s, which sold as equally well as its Ronald Reagan mask even in the late 1980s. The company produced a George H. W. Bush mask in 1987, anticipating Bush's election as president by a year. In 1979, Ben Cooper, Inc., was still the largest Halloween costume company in the U.S. That same year, the firm issued its first costume based on a character in an R-rated motion picture, the creature from the film Alien.

Back in the days when they would actually have toys in boxes of cereal! Can you imagine that! The Tick Number in series: 4 Tags: American Maid, Arthur, Cartoon, The Tick, TV Series Info:These pogs were given away with packs of Quaker Oat Life Cereal in 1995. They feature characters from the cartoon TV Series 'The Tick'. There are four caps (shown below) and a slammer in the full set. The pogs are not numbered. On the back they have the Quaker Oat Life Cereal logo repeated in alternating blue and white. For more Tick pogs, see the World POG Federation The Tick milkcaps. Last edited by: Administrator Country Country:United StatesYear of release:1995Produced by:Quaker Oats

Based on the following...I do believe you are right. Live-action[edit] Year Film Publisher Director Distributor Worldwide gross Notes 1920 The Mark of Zorro Grosset & Dunlap, et al. Fred Niblo/Theodore Reed United Artists A silent film based on the 1919 Zorro story "The Curse of Capistrano". 1925 Don Q, Son of Zorro Donald Crisp Sequel to the 1920 silent film The Mark of Zorro. 1936 The Bold Caballero Wells Root Republic Pictures The first talking Zorro film. 1937 Zorro Rides Again William Witney A 12-chapter black-and-white serial based upon the Zorro literary character. 1938 The Spider's Web Popular Publications James W. Horne/Ray Taylor Columbia Pictures A 15-chapter black-and-white serial based upon the Spider pulp magazine character. 1939 Zorro's Fighting Legion Grosset & Dunlap, et al. William Witney/John English Republic Pictures A 12-chapter black-and-white serial based upon the Zorro literary character. 1940 The Mark of Zorro Rouben Mamoulian 20th Century Fox A remake of the 1920 film. The Shadow Street & Smith James W. Horne Columbia Pictures A 15-chapter black-and-white serial based upon the Shadow classic radio series and pulp magazine character. Mysterious Doctor Satan Original William Witney/John English Republic Pictures A 15-chapter black-and-white serial. The Green Hornet Holyoke Publishing/NOW Comics Ford Beebe/Ray Taylor Universal Studios A 13-chapter black-and-white serial based on the Green Hornet radio series. 1941 Adventures of Captain Marvel Fawcett Comics William Witney/John English Republic Pictures A 12-chapter black-and-white serial adapted from the Captain Marvel comic book character. The Green Hornet Strikes Again! Holyoke Publishing/NOW Comics Ford Beebe/John Rawlins Universal Studios A 15-chapter black-and-white serial based on the Green Hornet radio series. 1943 Batman DC Comics Lambert Hillyer Columbia Pictures A 15-chapter black-and-white serial adapted from the Batman comic book character. The Masked Marvel Original Spencer Gordon Bennet Republic Pictures A 12-chapter black-and-white serial. 1944 Captain America Marvel Comics Elmer Clifton/John English A 15-chapter black-and-white serial film loosely based on the Captain America comic book character. 1947 Son of Zorro Grosset & Dunlap, et al. Spencer Gordon Bennet/Fred C. Brannon A 13-chapter black-and-white serial based upon the Zorro literary character. 1948 Superman DC Comics Spencer Gordon Bennet/Thomas Carr Columbia Pictures A 15-chapter black-and-white serial film based on the Superman comic book character. 1949 Batman and Robin Spencer Gordon Bennet A 15-chapter black-and-white serial adapted from the Batman comic book character. Ghost of Zorro Grosset & Dunlap, et al. Fred C. Brannon Republic Pictures A 12-chapter black-and-white serial based upon the Zorro literary character. 1950 Atom Man vs. Superman DC Comics Spencer Gordon Bennet Columbia Pictures A 15-chapter black-and-white serial film based on the Superman comic book character. 1951 Superman and the Mole Men Lee Sholem Lippert Pictures Basis for the Adventures of Superman TV series. 1958 The Sign of Zorro Grosset & Dunlap, et al. Lewis R. Foster/Norman Foster Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures This film was edited from eight episodes of the Disney hit TV series. 1966 Batman DC Comics Leslie H. Martinson 20th Century Fox $1,700,000 Based on the Batman TV series. Worldwide gross based on estimated USA/Canada rentals.[1] 1974 The Mark of Zorro Grosset & Dunlap, et al. Don McDougall ABC Television film A remake of the 1940 film made into a TV film. 1977 Abar, the First Black Superman Original Frank Packard Mirror Releasing Spider-Man Marvel Comics E. W. Swackhamer CBS Television film 1978 Dr. Strange Philip DeGuere Universal Pictures Home Entertainment Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park Hanna-Barbera Gordon Hessler NBC Based on the rock band Kiss. Superman DC Comics Richard Donner Warner Bros. $300,218,018 1979 Captain America Marvel Comics Rod Holcomb CBS Television film Captain America II: Death Too Soon Iván Nagy Sequel to 1979's Captain America. 1980 Hero at Large Original Martin Davidson MGM $15,934,737 Superman II DC Comics Richard Lester Warner Bros. $108,185,706 Sequel to 1978's Superman. 1981 Condorman Original Charles Jarrott Walt Disney Pictures Zorro, The Gay Blade Grosset & Dunlap, et al. Peter Medak 20th Century Fox 1982 Swamp Thing DC Comics Wes Craven Embassy Pictures 1983 Superman III Richard Lester Warner Bros. $70,656,090 Sequel to 1980's Superman II. 1984 The Toxic Avenger Original Lloyd Kaufman Troma Entertainment $800,000 Supergirl DC Comics Jeannot Szwarc TriStar Pictures, Warner Bros. $14,296,438 Spin-off of 1978's Superman. 1986 Howard the Duck Marvel Comics Willard Huyck Universal Studios $37,962,774 1987 Superman IV: The Quest for Peace DC Comics Sidney J. Furie Warner Bros. $15,681,020 Sequel to 1983's Superman III. 1988 The Incredible Hulk Returns Marvel Comics Nicholas J. Corea NBC Television film Based on The Incredible Hulk TV series. 1989 The Toxic Avenger Part II Original Lloyd Kaufman Troma Entertainment $792,966 Sequel to 1984's The Toxic Avenger. The Trial of the Incredible Hulk Marvel Comics Bill Bixby NBC Television film Sequel to 1988's The Incredible Hulk Returns. The Return of Swamp Thing DC Comics Jim Wynorski Millimeter Films $192,816 Sequel to 1982's Swamp Thing. Batman Tim Burton Warner Bros. $411,348,924 The Punisher Marvel Comics Mark Goldblatt Artisan Entertainment Direct-to-video The Toxic Avenger Part III: The Last Temptation of Toxie Original Lloyd Kaufman Troma Entertainment $363,561 Sequel to 1989's The Toxic Avenger Part II. 1990 The Death of the Incredible Hulk Marvel Comics Bill Bixby NBC Television film Sequel to 1989's The Trial of the Incredible Hulk. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Mirage Studios Steve Barron New Line Cinema $201,965,915 Darkman Original Sam Raimi Universal Studios $48,878,502 Captain America Marvel Comics Albert Pyun 21st Century Film Corporation $675,437 1991 The Guyver Chuang Yi Steve Wang New Line Cinema Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze Mirage Studios Michael Pressman $78,656,813 Sequel to 1990's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The Rocketeer Pacific Comics Joe Johnston Walt Disney Pictures $62,000,000 1992 Batman Returns DC Comics Tim Burton Warner Bros. $266,822,354 Sequel to 1989's Batman. 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III Mirage Studios Stuart Gillard New Line Cinema $42,273,609 Sequel to 1991's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze. The Meteor Man Original Robert Townsend MGM $8,023,147 1994 The Fantastic Four Marvel Comics Oley Sassone Constantin Film Unreleased Guyver: Dark Hero Chuang Yi Steve Wang New Line Cinema Direct-to-video Sequel to 1991's The Guyver. The Crow Caliber Comics Alex Proyas Miramax $144,693,129 The Shadow Street & Smith Russell Mulcahy Universal Studios $48,063,435 The Mask Dark Horse Comics Chuck Russell New Line Cinema $351,583,407 Blankman Original Mike Binder Columbia Pictures $7,941,977 1995 Tank Girl Dark Horse Comics Rachel Talalay United Artists $4,064,495 Darkman II: The Return of Durant Original Bradford May Universal Studios Direct-to-video Sequel to 1990's Darkman. Batman Forever DC Comics Joel Schumacher Warner Bros. $336,529,844 Sequel to 1992's Batman Returns. Judge Dredd Time Inc. UK Danny Cannon Hollywood Pictures $113,493,481 Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie Original Bryan Spicer 20th Century Fox $66,433,194 Based on the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers TV series. Characters created by Saban Entertainment. Black Scorpion Jonathan Winfrey Showtime Television film 1996 Barb Wire Dark Horse Comics David Hogan Gramercy Pictures $3,794,000 The Phantom Various Simon Wincer Paramount Pictures $17,323,326 Darkman III: Die Darkman Die Original Bradford May Universal Studios Direct-to-video Sequel to 1995's Darkman II: The Return of Durant. The Crow: City of Angels Caliber Comics Tim Pope Miramax $17,917,287 Sequel to 1994's The Crow. 1997 Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie Original Shuki Levy and David Winning 20th Century Fox $8,363,899 Based on the Power Rangers Turbo TV series. Characters created by Saban Entertainment. Black Scorpion II: Aftershock Jonathan Winfrey Showtime Television film Sequel to 1995's Black Scorpion. Batman & Robin DC Comics Joel Schumacher Warner Bros. $238,207,122 Sequel to 1995's Batman Forever. Spawn Image Comics Mark A.Z. Dippé New Line Cinema $87,840,042 Steel DC Comics Kenneth Johnson Warner Bros. $1,710,972 1998 Star Kid Original Manny Coto Trimark Pictures $7,029,025 The Mask of Zorro Grosset & Dunlap, et al. Martin Campbell Columbia Pictures $250,288,523 Blade Marvel Comics Stephen Norrington New Line Cinema $131,183,530 Nick Fury: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. Ron Hardy 20th Century Fox Television Television film Pilot for a proposed TV series that was not optioned. 1999 Mystery Men Dark Horse Comics Kinka Usher Universal Studios $33,461,011 2000 The Crow: Salvation Caliber Comics Bharat Nalluri Dimension Films Direct-to-video Sequel to 1996's The Crow: City of Angels. X-Men Marvel Comics Bryan Singer 20th Century Fox $296,339,527 The Specials Original Craig Mazin Here Media $13,276 Citizen Toxie: The Toxic Avenger IV Lloyd Kaufman Troma Entertainment Sequel to 1989's The Toxic Avenger Part III: The Last Temptation of Toxie. Unbreakable M. Night Shyamalan Touchstone Pictures $248,118,121 2002 Blade II Marvel Comics Guillermo del Toro New Line Cinema $155,010,032 Sequel to 1998's Blade. Spider-Man Sam Raimi Columbia Pictures $821,708,551 2003 Daredevil Mark Steven Johnson 20th Century Fox $179,179,718 X2: X-Men United Bryan Singer $407,711,549 Sequel to 2000's X-Men. Hulk Ang Lee Universal Studios $245,360,480 The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen DC Comics/WildStorm Stephen Norrington 20th Century Fox $179,265,204 2004 Hellboy Dark Horse Comics Guillermo del Toro Columbia Pictures $99,318,987 The Punisher Marvel Comics Jonathan Hensleigh Lionsgate $54,700,105 Reboot of The Punisher film franchise. Spider-Man 2 Sam Raimi Columbia Pictures $783,766,341 Sequel to 2002's Spider-Man. Catwoman DC Comics Pitof Warner Bros. $82,102,379 Blade: Trinity Marvel Comics David S. Goyer New Line Cinema $128,905,366 Sequel to 2002's Blade II. 2005 Elektra Rob Bowman 20th Century Fox $56,681,566 Spin-off of 2003's Daredevil. Constantine DC Comics/Vertigo Francis Lawrence Warner Bros. $230,884,728 Son of the Mask Dark Horse Comics Lawrence Guterman New Line Cinema $57,552,641 Sequel to 1994's The Mask. Man-Thing Marvel Comics Brett Leonard Cinemax Direct-to-video The Crow: Wicked Prayer Caliber Comics Lance Mungia Dimension Films Sequel to 2000's The Crow: Salvation. The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3-D Original Robert Rodriguez Dimension Films, Columbia Pictures $69,425,967 Batman Begins DC Comics Christopher Nolan Warner Bros. $374,218,673 Reboot of the Batman film franchise. Fantastic Four Marvel Comics Tim Story 20th Century Fox $330,579,719 Sky High Original Mike Mitchell Walt Disney Pictures $86,369,815 The Legend of Zorro Grosset & Dunlap, et al. Martin Campbell Columbia Pictures $142,400,065 Sequel to 1998's The Mask of Zorro. 2006 V for Vendetta DC Comics/Vertigo James McTeigue Warner Bros. $132,511,035 X-Men: The Last Stand Marvel Comics Brett Ratner 20th Century Fox $459,359,555 Sequel to 2003's X2: X-Men United. Superman Returns DC Comics Bryan Singer Warner Bros. $391,081,192 Alternative sequel to 1980's Superman II. Lightspeed Original Don E. FauntLeRoy Nu Image Direct-to-video Created by Stan Lee. My Super Ex-Girlfriend Ivan Reitman 20th Century Fox $60,984,606 Special Hal Haberman and Jeremy Passmore Magnolia Pictures 2006 USA limited release. Zoom Peter Hewitt Sony Pictures Entertainment $12,506,188 2007 Ghost Rider Marvel Comics Mark Steven Johnson Columbia Pictures $228,738,393 Spider-Man 3 Sam Raimi $890,871,626 Sequel to 2004's Spider-Man 2. Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer Tim Story 20th Century Fox $289,047,763 Sequel to 2005's Fantastic Four. Underdog Various Frederik Du Chau Walt Disney Pictures $65,270,477 2008 Jumper Original Doug Liman 20th Century Fox $222,231,186 Superhero Movie Craig Mazin MGM $71,237,351 Iron Man Marvel Comics Jon Favreau Paramount Pictures $585,174,222 Start of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The Incredible Hulk Marvel Comics Louis Leterrier Universal Studios $263,427,551 Reboot of the Hulk film franchise. Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Hancock Original Peter Berg Columbia Pictures $624,386,746 Hellboy II: The Golden Army Dark Horse Comics Guillermo del Toro Universal Studios $160,388,063 Sequel to 2004's Hellboy. The Dark Knight DC Comics Christopher Nolan Warner Bros. $1,004,558,444 Sequel to 2005's Batman Begins. Punisher: War Zone Marvel Comics Lexi Alexander Lionsgate $10,100,036 Reboot of The Punisher film franchise. The Spirit DC Comics Frank Miller $39,031,337 2009 Push Original Paul McGuigan Summit Entertainment $48,808,215 Watchmen DC Comics Zack Snyder Warner Bros. $185,258,983 X-Men Origins: Wolverine Marvel Comics Gavin Hood 20th Century Fox $373,062,864 Prequel to the X-Men film trilogy. Defendor Original Peter Stebbings Sony Pictures Entertainment, Darius Films, Alliance Films $44,462 2010 Kick- Marvel Comics/Icon Comics Matthew Vaughn Lionsgate $96,188,903 Iron Man 2 Marvel Comics Jon Favreau Paramount Pictures $623,933,331 Sequel to 2008's Iron Man. Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Jonah Hex DC Comics Jimmy Hayward Warner Bros. $10,903,312 Super Original James Gunn IFC Films, StudioCanal $327,716 IFC's most successful VOD film so far.[2] 2011 The Green Hornet Holyoke Publishing/NOW Comics Michel Gondry Columbia Pictures $227,817,248 Thor Marvel Comics Kenneth Branagh Paramount Pictures $449,326,618 Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. X-Men: First Class Matthew Vaughn 20th Century Fox $353,624,124 Prequel to the X-Men film trilogy. Green Lantern DC Comics Martin Campbell Warner Bros. $219,851,172 Captain America: The First Avenger Marvel Comics Joe Johnston Paramount Pictures $370,569,774 Reboot of the Captain America film franchise. Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Vs Original Jason Trost Image Entertainment Power Rangers Samurai: Clash of the Red Rangers – The Movie Jonathan Tzachor Saban Brands Television film Based on the Power Rangers Samurai TV series. Characters created by Saban Brands. 2012 Chronicle Josh Trank 20th Century Fox $126,636,097 Superhero film in the found footage genre. Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance Marvel Comics Neveldine/Taylor Columbia Pictures $132,563,930 Sequel to 2007's Ghost Rider. The Avengers Joss Whedon Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures $1,518,594,910 In continuity with 2008's Iron Man and The Incredible Hulk, 2010's Iron Man 2, and 2011's Thor and Captain America: The First Avenger. Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The Amazing Spider-Man Marc Webb Columbia Pictures $752,216,557 Reboot of the Spider-Man film franchise. The Dark Knight Rises DC Comics Christopher Nolan Warner Bros. $1,084,439,099 Sequel to 2008's The Dark Knight. Dredd Rebellion Developments Pete Travis Lionsgate $35,626,525 Reboot of the Judge Dredd film franchise. 2013 Iron Man 3 Marvel Comics Shane Black Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures $1,215,439,994 Sequel to 2010's Iron Man 2. Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Man of Steel DC Comics Zack Snyder Warner Bros. $668,045,518 Reboot of the Superman film franchise. Start of the DC Extended Universe. The Wolverine Marvel Comics James Mangold 20th Century Fox $414,828,246 Sequel to the X-Men film trilogy. Kick- 2 Jeff Wadlow Universal Studios $60,795,985 Sequel to 2010's Kick-. Super Buddies Original Robert Vince Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment Direct-to-video Seventh installment in the Air Buddies franchise. Thor: The Dark World Marvel Comics Alan Taylor Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures $644,783,140 Sequel to 2011's Thor. Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. 2014 Captain America: The Winter Soldier Anthony and Joseph Russo $714,766,572 Sequel to 2011's Captain America: The First Avenger. Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Marc Webb Columbia Pictures $708,982,323 Sequel to 2012's The Amazing Spider-Man. X-Men: Days of Future Past Bryan Singer 20th Century Fox $748,121,534 Sequel to 2011's X-Men: First Class and the X-Men film trilogy. Guardians of the Galaxy James Gunn Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures $774,176,600 Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) Original Alejandro González Iñárritu Fox Searchlight Pictures $103,215,094 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Mirage Studios Jonathan Liebesman Paramount Pictures $485,004,754 Reboot of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film franchise. 2015 Avengers: Age of Ultron Marvel Comics Joss Whedon Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures $1,405,035,767 Sequel to 2012's The Avengers. Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Ant-Man Peyton Reed $518,314,934 Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Fantastic Four Josh Trank 20th Century Fox $167,977,596 Reboot of the Fantastic Four film franchise. American Hero Original Nick Love Screen Media Films 2016 Deadpool Marvel Comics Tim Miller 20th Century Fox Spin-off of the X-Men film series. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice DC Comics Zack Snyder Warner Bros. Follow-up to 2013's Man of Steel. Reboot of the Batman film franchise. Part of the DC Extended Universe. Captain America: Civil War Marvel Comics Anthony and Joseph Russo Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Sequel to 2014's Captain America: The Winter Soldier. Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. X-Men: Apocalypse Bryan Singer 20th Century Fox Sequel to 2014's X-Men: Days of Future Past. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows Mirage Studios Dave Green Paramount Pictures Sequel to 2014's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Suicide Squad DC Comics David Ayer Warner Bros. Based on Suicide Squad created by John Ostrander. Part of the DC Extended Universe. Gambit Marvel Comics Doug Liman 20th Century Fox Spin-off of the X-Men film series. Doctor Strange Scott Derrickson Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. ...

The Tick always stayed in the now all year round! Wise guys as we are we had The Tick successfully 'predict' the 1992 election by printing THREE different cover versions! Extra cover wraps around the 'normal' 4 cover. You get the BUSH CLINTON and PEROT cover predictions at a very good price.

Back in the days when you could just ask the guys at McDonalds for the display case when they were done with it. Taco Bell The Tick Kids Meal Toys Display 1996 This was series 2 which consisted of The Tick "Balancing Superhero", Arthur "Gliding Sidekick", Sewer Urchin "Underwater Diver", and Charles The Brain Child "Toss 'n Catch". Written inscription on the board is: Limit one toy per Kid's Meal purchase. Warning: Arthur Glider Contains small parts and Charles the Brain Child contains a small ball, and are for children ages 3 and older only. TM& @ 1996 Fox Children's Network, Inc. All Rights Reserved. "Tick" character TM & @ 1996 Ben Edlund. Display Slip Sheet @ 1996 TACO BELL CORP. ITEM #4623. "NEVER A DULL MOMENT!" COLLECT ALL 4 TOYS! (On back is plain with two sticky back strips for mounting).

Thanks for the great compliments guys, it keeps me motivated. They say that they have super hero movies scheduled all the way to 2021...and thoughts about that? Hey, here's the original advertisement for these spoons! THE TICK ORIGINAL NEW STUFF MAILER FOR 1998 BLUE FLYER SIDE 2

THE TICK SAN DIEGO COMIC-CON 2015 BLACK AND BLUE CERAMIC COFFEE CUP WITH STIRRING SPOOOON! THE MATCHING CERAMIC SPOON EASILY SLIDES IN AND OUT OF ITS HOLE IN THE HANDLE. MARKINGS ON THE CUP SHOWS THAT IT WAS MANUFACTURED IN 2014 FOR THE 2015 SDCC. THE INSIDE OF THE MUG IS ALSO CERAMIC BLUE LIKE THE SPOON. THE TICK SAN DIEGO COMIC-CON 2015 BLACK AND YELLOW CERAMIC COFFEE CUP WITH STIRRING SPOOOON! THE MATCHING CERAMIC SPOON EASILY SLIDES IN AND OUT OF ITS HOLE IN THE HANDLE. MARKINGS ON THE CUP SHOWS THAT IT WAS MANUFACTURED IN 2015 FOR THE 2015 SDCC. THE INSIDE OF THE MUG IS ALSO CERAMIC YELLOW LIKE THE SPOON. SHOWN ON MUG IS THE TICK SOCIETY AND VERY SECRET!

And finally there is #3, The Tick Spoon...well... The Tick Collector's Spoon No. 1: The four inch gold-plated spoon has large full-color illo of the Mighty Blue One himself on the handle top. Each spoon is packed in a deluxe collector's box with royal blue foam padding. Serially numbered with a signed certificate of authenticity. Production is limited: these designs will never be made again!!! (FROM THE ADVERTISEMENT) "THE TICK SOUVENIR COLLECTOR SPOON. WHAT MAKES MORE SENSE THAN A COLLECTOR'S SPOON FOR THE TICK?! THAT'S WHAT WE THOUGHT! SO WE HIRED A COMPANY WHICH SPECIALIZES IN HIGH-QUALITY COLLECTOR'S SPOON TO MAKE A FINE EXAMPLE FOR THE TICK. THE FOUR-INCH GOLD-PLATED SPOON HAS A LARGE FULL-COLOR TICK ILLO ON THE HANDLE TOP. EACH SPOON IS PACKED IN A DELUXE COLLECTOR'S BOX WITH ROYAL BLUE FOAM PADDING. SERIALLY NUMBERED WITH A SIGNED CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY. PRODUCTION IS LIMITED - THIS DESIGN WILL NEVER BE MADE AGAIN!" ORIGINALLY SOLD FOR $12.99 PER SPOON!