5 Awesome Things on eBay this week

AHI Batman Shooting Arcade (5 Awesome eBay Link)-

This toy makes sense because, as we all know, Batman loves shooting the Joker in the face.

Crest Cavity Creeps Animation cel and merchandise Lot (5 Awesome eBay Link)–

This stuff is incredible as those commercials were dynamite. I never knew they were all designed by Herb Trimpe. That’s so cool.

Screen Worn Metaluna Mutant mask (eBay Link)-

Now this wasn’t in “This Island Earth” but “Looney Tunes Back in Action.” The film recreated a lot of classic science fiction characters (because….Joe Dante), and while it’s not the screen history you’d hope for, that likely makes it pretty affordable too.

Edai Grip Mach 5 diecast (eBay link)_

Edai Grip is a Japanese toy company that makes excellent diecast cars and vehicles from TV and movies. I don’t have much affection for diecast vehicles or Speed Racer, but look at how wonderful this is.

Kentucky Fried Chicken puzzle (eBay Link)-

I would love to own this, but I’d never stop licking it. Yeah, I have issues with “dirty bird.” Our relationship is tumultuous and often ends with regret, but that white-suited Southern gent has my number. His smile mocks me.

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