Has anyone ever read this comic? I'm thinking of buying it, but I don't know where to get it.

It's where Robin dies. (The Joker kills him). It first came out back in 1988.

Do comic stores carry it??

They remind me of candy.

Gotta problem with that missy?

No, no problem. I like toys myself and wouldn't mind having one of the birds.
BTW that bird is cute. Awwwww

Whoa.....that's quite a story.

Oh well. Remember, there's always Bryan Singer's film.

Wasn't Krypto once part of the Legion of Justice or something? (I don't mean the Justice League....they weren't superheroes but from different planets or something....my memory fails me... )

John Lassetter probably has them all. He's a toy freak.

Where can you find the Superman thread?


Never mind--I found it. It's really funny.

It's funny because Arabian Nights was actually the original title of Aladdin, or something like that. Of course I realize it's a coincidence, it's just funny to think about. Does "The Thief and the Cobbler" bear any relation to the classic live-action film"The Thief of Baghdad"? "Aladdin" borrowed s...

First I thought they were fake or something....(like Cartoon Planet) Then I realized they were REAL. Some of them are just....plain disturbing! :lol: "Boner" (pardon my language :oops: ) was actually a word back then?? What did it mean???? :shock: "Robin...what have I done to you?" I'm sorry but tha...

I haven't seen the film but from what I've read wouldn't it be kind of intense for kids even w/out the cut material? The movie is all about Jesus' crucifixion, basically, and seeing someone crucified in that realistic a manner, even with a little less blood, is still pretty traumatic. I know it's Ch...

OMG Macaluso that is a great sig!!!

Was this film started before or after Aladdin came out?

Face it: Han Solo would have killed him on the spot.

Plus who made up Jar-Jar's dialouge? George? Was he watching old re-runs of Full House or something?

SONG OF THE SOUTH PARK Yeah, imagine what they could do to "Zippety Doo Da" :twisted: BTW just in case you're interested, South Park is popular in Israel. They call it: "Park Droam". (Droam means south in Hebrew). Park means park, Israel is very Americanized and they use some English words, like "H...

This might sound silly but even though I haven't seen "Hunchback 2" I really like the song "I try" which is on the Disney Platinum CD, volume 3.