the Comic Shop - 10a/170 George Street, Liverpool NSW 2170
With Australia's largest collection of Bowen Marvel busts and statues from DC Direct, Diamond Select and loads more
for the largest collection of busts and mini busts in Australia

Society of head knockers and bobble heads

Leatherface caught in bad company

Horror heads Chainsaw-wielding socialite/maniac Leatherface has been spotted on the town with a less than law abiding set. Seen alongside Jason "Hockey gives killing a bad name" Voorhees and Pinhead, the Texan was lost for words when confronted by our intrepid reports there at the scene.

Startled by the sudden out-of-the-bushes attack by our staff photographer, Leatherface was like a deer caught in the headlights ready to slash and burn the driver of the car. Rumours are circulating that Leatherface may have been talking to Voorhees about a possible onscreen match-up after becoming a fan following a screening of the Freddy versus Jason monstrosity.

Much more than homemakers

Samantha and Jeannie Digital cameras, magic lanterns and camera phones were set ashuttering as people in the street fell over themselves trying to capture a moment in time. Samantha and Jeannie were out on the town in a rare coupling.

From shops to restaurants and art galleries, the pair walked a beat followed intensely by an ever growing swarm of admirers and bemused tourists. One stunned local was trampled in the rush up his own hallway as he scrambled to call his grandmother about the elusive sighting. The magic never stops.

Former General possibly afflicted by Alzheimer's

That Schultz Leaked reports from the Necra Mercy hospital suggest that former Nazi officer Sgt. Schultz has been diagnosed as another one of Alzheimer's many victims.

Currently at the "mild" stage, Schultz was put under observation a month ago with a simple test of "yes" and "no" questions. Notes say that he failed rather miserably for coherence and understanding.

It's not known what will become of the German as no family members have been able to be located thus far.

 
 

Egg nog, drinks and the red eyes are here again

Brian Griffin wacky wobbler - Family Guy Xmas series 2 - Funko
Brian Griffin wacky wobbler - Family Guy Xmas series 2 - Funko
Christmas time and it's the season of summer in Australia. A period where the many find comfort in walking aimlessly in the freezers everyone knows as shopping centres. They may sweat out and lose three kilos in the trek from their homes to the multi-level car parking facilities, but make no mistake. The winner is clearly the festive fun.

The loser is the water weight conscious. They who judge their lives on the bathrooms scales. The ones who see how much the bag of dates helped them lose. How far closer to rails they are now with the dodgy food court tastings. The ones who may take to drinking up to water load in times of competition weighing machines.

Care needs to be taken in which liquids go into the temple that is the body in times of staving off dehydration. Simple plain tap water will suffice. Recycled water even. Flat soda water isn't too bad. But stay away from the variety made of hops and barely or potatoes. Stuff which will take the eyes and swim them through what may very well seem like an endless bath of chlorine.

Which also is not a good thing to ingest on any basis, no matter the occasion.
 
 

Scooby Doo and a scooby snack for you

Scooby Doo 20-inch bobble bank - Funko
Scooby Doo 20-inch bobble bank - Funko
Dog biscuits look so enticing don't they? Nicely shaped with a crunch that looks like it delivers a solid chomp. Even available in varieties where chewing and eating on these canine gut destined foods and such will clean the teeth. And what about those with the jerky?

Taking a bag of dog food to snack on at some sporting event, or even that of the cinema, not so enticing after all. Especially taste wise. And there is never enough cat food around to wash out the flavour of chowing down into a handful of dog biscuits on hand.

Wonder what then was in those Scooby snacks that Shaggy and his pal Scooby Doo were always mowing down.

Feed a dog any kind of dog food made for them and they should be right, in moderation. But some chocolate on that and watch them go to the vet. It's like watching them eat a pool of coins, shiny and coated in their own sort of evil. Unlike popping the coins into a Scooby Doo bobble bank. Do that and wait for what comes out the other side. No gloves needed.
 
 

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the Comic Shop

10a/170 George Street
Liverpool NSW 2170
Australia
Next to the library
phone: (02) 9601 2622
fax: (02) 9601 2855
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Postal address
PO Box 3330
Liverpool Westfields NSW 2170
Australia
 

Opening hours

Monday
Closed
Tuesday
10am - 5:30pm
Wednesday
10am - 5:30pm
Thursday
10am - 7pm
Friday
10am - 5:30pm
Saturday
10am - 4pm
Sunday
10am - 4pm
Public Holidays
Closed