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Zach Miller
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As mentioned by Surprise Medicom isn’t a store, they’re a company, the black suit Spidey is from their fairly high-end 1/12 Mafex line. The Medicom Mafex line is imported from Japan, they are not a US company making figures for the US market, they make high-end, highly poseable, very well sculpted figures for more

Medicom isn’t a store, it’s a company. And there’s several reasons why their stuff carries such a hefty price tag.
For starters, Medicom has basically cemented itself as the king of the “designer” toy companies. They’ve done collaborations with several fine artists including stuff like a cyborg doll that the Japanese

Bocce ball for me.

I’m curious, why the assumption on both that it would be furry/feathery across the body but specifically not in the wings? Is that based on fossil evidence, or is there some understanding of feathered wings happening later for different reasons?

The Crato Formation is about 113 million years old - hardly the Twilight of the Dinosaurs.

Thanks for all the info.

Those near-background rhinos don’t have quite the right head shape for woollies, even for woollies that are moulting, so I was wrong in my first diagnosis. You’re right, thought, that individual in the distant left background looks like a good fit.

I’m probably way off base here, but I thought that was also a species of rhino, and therefore considered one of the woolly rhinos? Either way, the one in the picture looks like it’s wearing a fuzzy turtleneck, trying to infiltrate the other woolly rhinos.

There seems to be a third species in the distant background, screen left. That’s a lot of rhino going on.

The illustration shows an Elasmotherium in the foreground, I think - the woolly rhinos are to the rear.

As the paper points out, divers who “flee from snakes may inadvertently mimic the responses of female snakes to courtship, encouraging males to give chase,” so to “prevent escalation of encounters, divers should keep still and avoid retaliation.”

The whole idea was that the symbiotes formed the clothing in the early comics, so you were always wearing the costume, it was just disguised as street clothing. Carnage was the first symbiote that was in the host’s blood, so even when they thought they had killed it and removed it from Cassidy - if he bled then it was

They really should do a Code Veronica remake. I only played it once, but got stuck late into the game. I think I ran out of ammo? In any case, I'd like an update so I can actually beat it this time and see how the story ends.

At least Iceman you could argue he was basically encasing himself in an ice shell, and as long as his outfit was a skintight bodysuit it wouldn’t be in the way. But honestly I think his designs where his suit doesn’t ice-up look far better.
Symbiotes seem to be frequently shown being able to come out of any part of a

No, Just like we call her Sylvie not Loki.

People have been pointing out in other threads that Kang is a specific variant of Nat Richards, and that HWR bears more similarities to Immortus.

No.  Kang is one of his variants. He Who Remains and Kang are both (whatever his original name is) but they took different paths.

I have a 1/2 answer that might work: