I found this free Vudu Valentines offer in my inbox earlier today. You fill out a form to send a free movie themed Valentine’s Day card by mail. You must make your request by February 9 to get it mailed out in time. Besides the Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse card, you can also choose from John Wick, Pennywise, Joker, Pikachu and more. Here's a screenshot of the card featuring Peter Parker without his Spider-Man mask, Gwen Stacy as Spider-Gwen and Miles Morales:
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Wednesday, February 05, 2020
Tuesday, February 04, 2020
Countdown to Valentine's Day 2020 Day 4: Marvel Spider-Man 32 Valentines
This box of Marvel Spider-Man 32 Valentines was also picked up at the local Dollar General last week for a dollar. The contents include four strips of eight cards and a sheet of red heart-shaped stickers. The front of the box shows Spider-Man getting ready to shoot his webbing at you:
The back of the box shows all eight card fronts plus a sampling of the backs:
Peter Parker in the usual blue and red wallcrawler costume is featured on the first two and fourth cards while Miles Morales in the dark colored Ultimate Spider-Man costume is featured on the third card:
The back of the cards are pretty simple with the Spider-Man logo and two round faded face symbols:
Gwen Stacy as Spider-Gwen is featured on the fifth card while Peter Park as Spider-Man is on the sixth and seventh cards. Spider-Gwen, Parker's Spider-Man and Morales's Ultimate Spider-Man is all featured on the extra-wide eighth card:
Peter Parker as Spider-Man appears on the back of the extra-wide card in two different poses:
I like this set and was surprised by the guest appearance of Spider-Gwen and the Miles Morales. I was glad that no villains appeared in this set even though I wouldn't mind seeing Black Cat pop up.
The back of the box shows all eight card fronts plus a sampling of the backs:
Peter Parker in the usual blue and red wallcrawler costume is featured on the first two and fourth cards while Miles Morales in the dark colored Ultimate Spider-Man costume is featured on the third card:
The back of the cards are pretty simple with the Spider-Man logo and two round faded face symbols:
Gwen Stacy as Spider-Gwen is featured on the fifth card while Peter Park as Spider-Man is on the sixth and seventh cards. Spider-Gwen, Parker's Spider-Man and Morales's Ultimate Spider-Man is all featured on the extra-wide eighth card:
Peter Parker as Spider-Man appears on the back of the extra-wide card in two different poses:
I like this set and was surprised by the guest appearance of Spider-Gwen and the Miles Morales. I was glad that no villains appeared in this set even though I wouldn't mind seeing Black Cat pop up.
Monday, February 03, 2020
Countdown to Valentine's Day 2020 Day 3: Justice League 32 Valentines
This box of Justice League 32 Valentines was picked up last week at the local Dollar General store for a dollar. The contents include four strips of eight cards and a sheet of red heart-shaped stickers. The front of the box features Superman, Wonder Woman and Batman.
The back of the box displays the eight different cards plus the back of the extra wide card:
The first four Justice League Valentines include Aquaman, Green Lantern (Hal Jordan), Cyborg and Flash (Barry Allen):
The backs of the Justice League Valentines are pretty simple:
The last four Justice League Valentines features Superman, Wonder Woman and Batman with Superman. Batman goes solo on the extra wide card (a group shot would have made more sense):
Aquaman and Cyborg make a guest appearance on the back of the extra wide card:
The artwork for the Justice League 32 Valentines is not bad but not great either. However, I noticed that Wonder Woman is wearing a cape on the front of the box but not on her individual Valentine card. Also, Batman and Superman are not wearing their briefs so this makes the Justice League shown here the New 52 version.
The back of the box displays the eight different cards plus the back of the extra wide card:
The first four Justice League Valentines include Aquaman, Green Lantern (Hal Jordan), Cyborg and Flash (Barry Allen):
The backs of the Justice League Valentines are pretty simple:
The last four Justice League Valentines features Superman, Wonder Woman and Batman with Superman. Batman goes solo on the extra wide card (a group shot would have made more sense):
Aquaman and Cyborg make a guest appearance on the back of the extra wide card:
The artwork for the Justice League 32 Valentines is not bad but not great either. However, I noticed that Wonder Woman is wearing a cape on the front of the box but not on her individual Valentine card. Also, Batman and Superman are not wearing their briefs so this makes the Justice League shown here the New 52 version.
Sunday, February 02, 2020
Countdown to Valentine's Day 2020 Day 2: Marvel Avengers Endgame 32 Valentines
The Marvel Avengers Endgame 32 Valentines was another item that I picked up last week at the local Dollar Tree. Not only does the front of the box feature the usual members of the Avengers but also characters from Guardians of the Galaxy including Rocket Racoon.
The back of the box displays the eight different Valentine cards plus a sample back:
The first four Marvel Avengers Endgame Valentines features Steve Rogers without his Captain America mask, the redheaded Black Widow (she was blonde in the Infinity War Valentines that I covered yesterday), Iron Man and the Hulk in a jumpsuit:
The backs of the first four cards:
The last four Marvel Avengers Endgame Valentines features Rocket Racoon, Thor, Hawkeye and the basic members of the Avengers on an extra wide card:
The back of the extra wide card features the hooded Hawkeye and Thanos:
I really like the look and sayings of these Valentine Day cards. I was surprised that Thanos didn't get his own card like he did with the Avengers Infinity War set. This box also includes a sheet of red hart-shaped stickers.
The back of the box displays the eight different Valentine cards plus a sample back:
The first four Marvel Avengers Endgame Valentines features Steve Rogers without his Captain America mask, the redheaded Black Widow (she was blonde in the Infinity War Valentines that I covered yesterday), Iron Man and the Hulk in a jumpsuit:
The backs of the first four cards:
The last four Marvel Avengers Endgame Valentines features Rocket Racoon, Thor, Hawkeye and the basic members of the Avengers on an extra wide card:
The back of the extra wide card features the hooded Hawkeye and Thanos:
I really like the look and sayings of these Valentine Day cards. I was surprised that Thanos didn't get his own card like he did with the Avengers Infinity War set. This box also includes a sheet of red hart-shaped stickers.
Saturday, February 01, 2020
Countdown to Valentine's Day 2020 Day 1: Avengers Infinity War Valentines With Thumb Tattoos
I picked this box of Marvel Avengers Infinity War 32 Valentines with 32 Thumb Tattoos last week at the local Dollar Tree. You can declare a thumb war with your friends. This is a pretty tall box at 10-1/2" considering that the sheet of thumb tattoos is the longest item at 8".
Each thumb tattoo is 1" x 1-1/2" and includes such Marvel superheroes as Vision, Hulk, Iron Man, Groot, Black Panther, Black Widow, Doctor Strange and Spder-Man
Eight Valentine cards are all connected on a strip and there are four strips. The first four includes Black Widow, Iron Man, Black Panther and Steve Rogers not in his Captain America costume.
The backs of the first four Valentine cards:
The last four includes Vision, Thor, Spider-Man and Thanos, who gets an extra wide one since he's so big.
The back of the extra wide Thanos Valentine card not only includes him but also includes the movie version of Doctor Strange in a circle and the comic version of Scarlet Witch.
There is also a sheet of 32 red heart stickers that I didn't scan. Overall, the artwork on the Valentine cards and thumb tattoos are not bad.
Each thumb tattoo is 1" x 1-1/2" and includes such Marvel superheroes as Vision, Hulk, Iron Man, Groot, Black Panther, Black Widow, Doctor Strange and Spder-Man
Eight Valentine cards are all connected on a strip and there are four strips. The first four includes Black Widow, Iron Man, Black Panther and Steve Rogers not in his Captain America costume.
The backs of the first four Valentine cards:
The last four includes Vision, Thor, Spider-Man and Thanos, who gets an extra wide one since he's so big.
The back of the extra wide Thanos Valentine card not only includes him but also includes the movie version of Doctor Strange in a circle and the comic version of Scarlet Witch.
There is also a sheet of 32 red heart stickers that I didn't scan. Overall, the artwork on the Valentine cards and thumb tattoos are not bad.
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Thursday, January 23, 2020
Throwback Thursday: Wonder Woman Meets Olivia Newton John
I originally posted this video clip of Lynda Carter as Wonder Woman meeting Olivia Newton John on July 16, 2007 but that post is now invalid so I thought I would repost it today in celebration of Wonder Woman #750 that came out yesterday:
Monday, January 20, 2020
Moon Monday: New Werewolf By Night Mini Series Coming
Comics Beat announced that there will be a Werewolf By Night four issue mini series coming out in 2020. The new Werewolf will have ties to Native American storytelling and mythology. The first issue is due out in April. I haven't read a lot of Marvel Comics lately but I'm excited about reading this one.
Free Martin Luther King Comic
To celebrate Martin Luther King Day, Comics Beat is once again offering Martin Luther King and the Montgomery Story from 1957 for free.
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