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They were so awful that I have been fighting the urge to impulse buy them. They're in the same league as the Spider-Man stuff from back then. I loved them as a kid because that was really all we had to go with, but they are really bad...
I'm sure I will end up with them at some point.
From: Turn around... | Registered: Jul 2003
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How would the Red Skull translate in live action during that period? wear a pullover hood or a red motorcycle helmet with a skull painted on the visor?
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I saw the first one a long time ago (for me, that is, not nearly as long ago as 1979!) I don't remember too much, but I recall being horrified that they not only moved his origin out of WW2 but left little reason for him to wear a super-patriot costume at all. Even the contemporary Spider-Man stuck closer to the idea.
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From: Calgary, Alberta | Registered: May 2008
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I'm old enough to have been disappointed at the original airings of Hulk, Wonder Woman(though not Linda Carter, just the show in general), Spider-Man and the Captain America movies as well.
And then there are those two, little known gems, the live action "roast the superhero's" and its companion movie as well.
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