The C3G Cave - Hangout

[IAmBatman]

Originally Posted by Balantai

there were about 6 more at the Barnes I bought mine.

Barnes doesn't seem to have them online, though, and I doubt they'll stay on the shelves long.

[Balantai]

Originally Posted by IAmBatman

Barnes doesn't seem to have them online, though, and I doubt they'll stay on the shelves long.

Here

Every Barnes in my area has it available for pick up.

[IAmBatman]

Does that include the actual figures or just the book? It's about $10-15 cheaper than anywhere else.

[Balantai]

Originally Posted by IAmBatman

Does that include the actual figures or just the book? It's about $10-15 cheaper than anywhere else.

Comes with the figures. I bought mine for 10 dollars.

[IAmBatman]

Nice!

[Gardevoir]

Found this online earlier, don't know if this could also be used if needs be:


It's something like Turtles Mutagen Ooze with mini Turtles figures.

EDIT: they only come with one Turtle, and they are quite expensive, so four would be needed, so maybe not the best choice

[Tornado]

Great find Balantai! I have to check out my local store.

[Hellfire]

Originally Posted by Balantai

Here

Every Barnes in my area has it available for pick up.

Picked mine up today. I am pleased with the size and look. I might add some weapons to a couple of the turtles. But great find balantai.

[Ninja Status]

Why no Superheroes are on Heroscapers...

[marrowick]

[Balantai]

Agents of SHIELD: Episode 3

Spoiler Alert!

I am much happier with this episode of the show than I was with last episode. This episode lacked the humor that the previous episodes had which was disappointing, but the character development is what I would expect from Mr. Whedon. I'm quickly beginning to like the female characters which is something that inevitibly happens in Josh Whedon TV shows. I still don't like the Grant Ward character and I'm not sure I ever will, but the other characters are developing nicely.

The plot for this episode was better than the last episode, also. They introduced a nice villian and created their first super-villian (Graviton, baby!) I thought the whole "international law" bit was lame and unnecessary, but that's a minor flaw in the writing. The dialogue was a bit lame at times, also, but it appears that the show will have a very light feel to it.

Overall: B-

[Yodaking]

Originally Posted by Balantai

Agents of SHIELD: Episode 3

Spoiler Alert!

I am much happier with this episode of the show than I was with last episode. This episode lacked the humor that the previous episodes had which was disappointing, but the character development is what I would expect from Mr. Whedon. I'm quickly beginning to like the female characters which is something that enevitibly happens in Josh Whedon TV shows. I still don't like the Grant Ward character and I'm not sure I ever will, but the other characters are developing nicely.

The plot for this episode was better than the last episode, also. They introduced a nice villian and created their first super-villian (Graviton, baby!) I thought the whole "international law" bit was lame and unnecessary, but that's a minor flaw in the writing. The dialogue was a bit lame at times, also, but it appears that the show will have a very light feel to it.

Overall: B-

I liked it too.

Spoiler Alert!

The Graviton origin story had me really pleased with where the direction of the show is heading. With the movie Marvel-verse being such that Superheros & Villains are just starting to emerge on the world scene, it is great seeing the widening of that phenomenon. I look forward to the introduction of many more characters and locations that can then perhaps one day be integrated into the movie side of things (Wakanda?). Where as now the tv show is referencing the established movies, we could one day see future movies referencing the tv show.

I also think they are dropping quite a few hints for the Coulson is a cloned body with transferred memories reveal. In this episode Ward is talking about developing muscle memory in the punching bag scene, then they show Coulson fumbling around with some pretty basic physical movements in which he credits it to being rusty. You can see that his brain knows what to do but his body is unfamiliar with the movements.