THE SPIDER Satan's Murder Machines, December, 1939. Cover by Raphael DeSoto.
The Master of Men battles the Iron Man in this pulp thriller!
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THE SPIDER Satan's Murder Machines, December, 1939. Cover by Raphael DeSoto.
The Master of Men battles the Iron Man in this pulp thriller!
its time for what sad song is Cheese going to link me today
this has inspired me to do terrible things
Edit: I have discovered more of Alex Warrens music and im in pain why does this all fit.
Today's song from the playlist u-u
our favourite little freak
The Spider 1/6th-scale action figure from Executive Replicas, Go Hero, and Phicen (now known as TBLeague).
This figure is based on the pulp hero from Popular Publications, created in 1933. The Spider was Popular's answer to Street & Smith's mega-popular pulp magazine star, The Shadow.
As seen above, The Spider originally just wore a simple domino mask and a cape as his costume. His appearance would change over the course of his 118 pulp magazine stories to make him appear more frightening. He incorporated vampire fangs and a shock wig, and later on a hunchback.
The Spider was also the star of two successful movie serials: The Spider's Web (1938) and The Spider Returns (1941). The action figure is supplied with the web-patterned cowl and cape from the serials, so you could pose the figure as either the pulp or serial version. (This also the costume The Spider dons in his current comic book appearances from Dynamite.)
This is a good, solid figure. I would have liked a second head sculpt, with the fright face complete with shock wig and fangs, but I suppose that would've placed the price point higher than the company wanted to go. Other than that, the only real complaint is that the fedora is the wrong size. It needs a bigger brim like they had in the 1930s; the smaller brim is the style from the 1960s.
Henry and Misty going through canon but its just Drag Path by Twenty One Pilots.
Terrible fanart idea:
Annabelle Cane does an outfit change mid-performance but instead of a cute twirly new dress she just starts molting on stage for like twenty minutes. (The new version of her *is* cute and twirly but the husk also stays for the rest of the performance).