While I could start this off complaining, yet again, about the look of the JLU-version of Aquaman, I'll try and stay positive.This is a handsome little figurine, one of many JLU members, of course. I wonder who they're for, exactly? Kids can't play with them, so I assume they're aimed at older collectors (like me!) who maybe want to have some sort of superhero acoutrement in their workspace or home, but aren't quite comfortable actually buying a toy, so this little statue-type thing does the trick:
Open to: Random office cubicle. A man, Jim, sits at his computer, typing. Another man, Dwight, in short-sleeve shirt and tie, walks by.
Dwight: Jim?
Jim:Yeah?
Dwight: Is that an action figure on top of your sales reports shelf?
Jim: No--it's a statue.
Dwight: Oh, cool.
End scene.
4 comments:
Your little play reminds me of the Kubert play from second year:
John--
John--
end of scene
wild applause
My son just walked by and asked me if that was Aquaman, I asked him which one he liked better. He chose "hook hand!" agggghhhhh!
AAAARRRRGHHHH!!
>> Your little play reminds me of the Kubert play from second year<<
my greatest non-artistic achievement.
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