Love to Hate Me

Well hello there, my name is Eclipso and I'm the craziest SOB round these parts. The court jester look is just a front, because everyone expects clowns like that to be crazy anyway, so they won't suspect a thing.




Here's another mugshot of crazy, in case you didn't get it the first time.




My best MJ impression. Got one of the best articulated bodies this side of Wave 13. Will try to possess some of the newer double jointed citizens of the DC Universe, all the better to perpetuate some dastardly deeds.




No comment on the unflattering angle. No comment you hear me?!




Don't need double joints to pull some stuff off. Having near-unhindered articulation is pretty bad-ass.




Ah, another clown jester wants in on the act!




Don't look around...




Okay I lied, I wanted you to look, some sweet chin music for you?

A wall of text

Not in the mood to take photos today, although I just got a shitload of new camera accessories which ultimately be put to good use. Just thought I'd give some exposition on why we (geeks/collectors/overgrown kids) do what we do, and why we're willing to spend time and money on it. And lucky hobos like Lemonjuice actually make some dough out of this only to blow it all on a filthy laundry list of vices...

I'd like to think that we people (why does that sound so accusatory :p ) are in touch with our formative years, and attempting to relive our childhood. That's not a bad thing considering how messed up adult life can be! In fact we're definitely exceeding and going further than we ever went as kids, shelves upon shelves of comics/figures can attest to that! And apart from spending more than any good kid should, we're alot more capable of appreciating and understanding what exactly we're paying for. Knowing the motivations and workings of the comic, toy and pop culture industry is fun. It could be useless knowledge, but since when does fun stuff have to be useful :p

Actually I feel like taking some photos now so this turned out alot shorter than I expected (is that what she said?). This wall of text turned out to be a low ledge if anything. Stay tuned for more!

Say Uncle