The cartoon blog of Andertoons cartoonist Mark Anderson. He discusses his cartoons, cartooning, comics and, oddly enough, LEGO.
Andertoons superfan @HalBumble was kind enough to send along some really unbelievable old Captain Marvel papercraft toys! I’ve scanned in one so far, the above Captain Marvel Jr. Ski Jump toy, and created this PDF so you can download, print, and make it yourself!
Enjoy!
(You can also click either image to download the PDF.)
Here’s some other fun stuff you might like too:
Yep, Zebra Batman:
Apparently:
Batman and Robin encounter a magnetically-powered villain, the Zebra-Man. But a charge from the machine which gave Zebra-Man his powers turns Batman into a “Zebra-Batman” who repels all solid matter, and cannot regulate his powers.
Yeah.
Anyway, someone needs to make this costume for real!
While you’re at it, don’t miss Bug Catcher Spider-Man and Underwater Wonder Woman!
In case you hadn’t heard, LEGO is coming out with some superhero sets in 2012. They’ve got licenses for both DC & Marvel and if you’ve read even only a few posts here at the blog you know that I’m fairly giddy about this.
Anyway, LEGO’s been holding a contest where you submit your LEGO superhero creations and, drumroll please… I won!
Yep, LEGO Catwoman here won me all of the upcoming 2012 LEGO DC Universe sets! Hee-hee! Hee-hee-hee! WOO!
See? Giddy!
BTW, if you wanna see the other stuff I created, you can check it out here. Wanna enter and maybe win yourself? Click here!
This week’s awful costume I’d like to see made real is from a toy I used to have on a shelf in my office, Bug Catcher Spider-Man:
You know, if this was Insect Catcher Spider-Man, I’d be less concerned, but “bug” is so non-specific…
There’s all kinds of awesome details to this costume, so don’t miss checking out all my old pics. And, please, someone put this costume in production!
Hoo hoo, baby! So can’t wait to see this!