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That molded torso seems to have fewer points of articulation than your standard action figure.
Yikes.
The Daily Mail, seriously the only newspaper I absolutely refuse to read.
@ Allan:
A few year’s back I got a call from the Daily Mail. They wanted to interview me about a fine artist friend of mine. They had seen pics of him with me on my old blog.
I knew he had an exhibit at an important venue in London, so I began to rattle on about what a faboo artist/handsome fellow/great talent he was.
Then they started asking me some odd questions about his personal life, and I got a bad feeling. I’d never heard of the Daily Mail, so I didn’t really know what I was stepping into.
Then they asked me about some actress. All my alarms went off.
I rushed over to the internet, did a 2 second search, and there was the scandal, all over the place. I nearly fainted.
I cut them off, deleted all the posts about my friend, and ran like heck.
I must say, that reporter was pretty smooth. I never saw it coming.
I felt terrible, but none of my comments were used.
Alas, his ex-girlfriend was not so discreet.
I’m scared of those UK tabloids.
I’m even more creeped out that a lot of comics “reporting” is starting to read just like them.
@scribbler: that’s because they blew the budget on molded nipples instead of, you know, limbs that work.
Did they not learn from Batman Forever? Jeez…
Whoah – did a double take. At first glance I thought the actor’s head and hands were Photoshopped onto a picture of an action figure body. I concur.
He’s shooting a remake of “Arthur”.
Which explains the liquor in the utility belt.