Cashing In on Cal-El

Newsflash! Superman copy found in mum's attic is most valuable comic ever at $9.12m

Just goes to show it's always worth checking the attic! 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8e9rp0knj6o 

How much?

Blimey!

Have you found anything interesting stashed away in your house readers?

NEWSFLASH! EBAY WILL ONLY PAY WHEN DELIVERY IS CONFIRMED!

Well, after Evri's announcement come's Ebay's. And tarnation, its awkward!

Ebay will from February only pay out to sellers after delivery is confirmed!

As a seller I'm trying to get my head around this. For me it will mean everything I sell from now on has to be tracked and therefore delivery can be confirmed to Ebay [in theory!]

For more IT-savvy sellers they may use Ebay's own printable stamps but I still go to the Post Office.

What will this mean for you if you sell readers?

MALWARE NEWSFLASH!

I've had to remove a post showing the Invisible Boy movie, as AVG informed me that a malicious threat of Malware was linked to it. If you have looked at that post and the film then please check your device and perform a safety scan maybe.

Thanks,

Woodsy

NEWSFLASH: LIBRARIAN TAKES THE LID OFF HELMETED ALIENS!

Its been revealed by Hollywood that the actor who played this motorcycling guard in the 1971 movie THX 113 was actually an easyrider liquibot from the planet Quicksilver..

Hollywood Librarian Paige Turner's research has shown that the liquibots mysteriously appeared in several other sci-fi films throughout the decades including this line-up in Electra Glide in Blue.

Most notably this liquibot purloined a motorcycle in Terminator 2. 

Turner believes that the line "That's a nice bike," which was heard in the movie, is the only way to recognise these alien riders.

Where will the liquibots appear next? 

Please let Paige Turner know via this blog.

TO COME ON MOONBASE THIS SPRING!

We have a number of new things coming up on Moonbase which will hopefully be of interest:

1. We will be celebrating the anniversary of 2001: A Space Odyssey's release on May 10th

2. We will be featuring more fabulous Japanese model kits from Rob C.

3. We will begin a new series of posts exploring the Zero Hour range of toys with the range's photographer and designer.

Hopefully something for everyone! More later!