More, more, more...I know how you like it

For once, I know I was dreaming.

Ever find yourself working on something one day and then unexpectedly thinking about it in the middle of your sleep later that night?

Yeah, I did that, but sadly it had to do with this blog.

I had dreamt that VJB consisted of nothing but elongated text, and the handful of comments I received were being made for the sake of ignorance.

So, as ridiculous as it may sound, I'm going to try and keep my posts much shorter in length so that it doesn't drown the reader with boring information (well, for everyone but me).

As a follow-up to my post about WWF Magazine scans, here are a few scans from Lee's Toy Review and White's Guide of BCA figures. None of these images were scanned by me, but credit to whoever's eBay listings it was that I copied these from.

First, I have a point-of-view shot of the S.T.O.M.P. Series 2 ad I showed you before, although this could also be found in the 69th issue of Lee's Toy Review.


Next, coming to you out of Lee's Toy Review #72 (October 1998, pages 50-51), here are MOC pics of Ringside Collection Series 2, Superstars Series 6, Slammers Series 2, the Survivor Series Mini Rings set, and Mick Foley's Triple Threat 3-Pack.


Here is one of the more interesting scans that I've ever seen which comes from White's Guide #34 (October 1997, page 48). It is the first time I ever remember seeing prototype images for three popular, early-release Jakks boxed sets: Buried Alive, Championship Title Series #1, and King of the Iron Rungs.


And, since I can't top Winter Princess Cinderella, here are some magazine covers featuring BCA figures (that's what this blog is about, right?!?).


By the way, feel free to scan in any from your own magazine collections, upload them, and I'll share them for everyone to see. Same goes for the Custom Corner installments.

Send all pictures to tmac152303@yahoo.com.

- Alex