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Go Figure...

Monday, February 19

Mel Brooks films... for all his body of work in comedies, there are at least three that stand out to me: Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstien, and Spaceballs.

Of these three wonderful films would I gladdly purchase figures from.

There were 12' Young Frankenstien figures made, but I of course live in the world of 7' figures. They were B&W and as they should be, just as the Sin City figures are.

I think about a good three to four figures from each film would work. That'd be enough for my pocket book at least.

posted by Gjskier (Kal), 9:39 AM

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