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I play with, and compare my Playmobil figures (past and present), first on IG-live (now watchable HERE on Reels), and now joining other Playmobil-features on the TOYSREVIL-blog, cheers!
…and not long after, I found my Playmobil stash! I’ll take a closer look at a later time when I am able to, cheer!
Clearing through some boxes a few weeks ago, I came across one in particular that I thought contained paperback Volume Three. In fact, it held an old personal stash of the original hardcovers for Volume One and Two, from back in 2005. Given that I clearly didn’t remember that I had these, and I have my own copies, I’m going to make these available to anyone that wants to pick them up. These are extremely limited in quantity; I have nineteen copies of Volume One, and nine copies of Volume Two. These books feature the original covers, and there will never, ever, be more of these printed. These are just leftovers from the 2005 run. These books are signed with a 2005 signature (I always put …
I don’t have much to add to the content she’s posted, but I wanted to share this link: At her blog, Raina Telgemeier shares her process in creating a graphic novel, step-by-step. Her phases include idea, pitch, outline, and thumbnails before she gets to the actual art drawing part most people think of starting with. She also reveals the source of the name of the lead in her newest book, Drama, and explains why she had to take an additional six months to write the book. Drama pitch character page by Raina Telgemeier Similar Posts: Raina Telgemeier Announces Next Book, Sisters § Raina Telgemeier’s Smile Followup Called…
What Child is This? The re-release of Satoshi Kon’s “Tokyo Godfathers” in theaters by AX Cinema Nights, celebrating its 20th…
