As always six months behind the rest of the world, CollectionDX is now on Facebook. Not quite sure what we are going to do with it, but there IS a forum on there, so if you've always yearned for a CDX forum, maybe that's for you.

Another stop to keep you from being productive during the workday!

http://www.facebook.com/pages/CollectionDX/184958426929

On Sept. 10th, our Imperious Leader got an e-mail from an agent who represents actor Matt Mullins, aka Len/Kamen Rider Wing Knight from the current 2009 TV series, "Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight"!

Hosts: Dylan, Jeremy, Star

We saw the US premiere of the new animated documentary Musashi: The Dream of the Last Samurai at the San Francisco International Animation Festival on November 14th, 2009.

It's about dishonorable samurai duels, potato-headed academics with klutzy assistants, and how bushido is bullcrap. It wasn't even introduced until the 20th century!

Click [HERE] to show up late for your duel.

JoshB here, reporting live from a smelly hotel room somewhere in rural Pennsylvania. Sanjeev, Dave, Jerilock and I are gearing up for the hour-long trip out to the auction house. We previewed it last night and there is a ton of crap to look at. Bidding will be fast and furious, we'll try to get you coverage of major events has it happens. Stay tune, here, and on twitter.

I made a show. This one is about why nobody makes the robots you want. Enjoy.

Hosts: Aaron, Jeremy, Star, Zuey

This is about girls playing tennis being manlier than war movies, mysterious, unrelenting coaches, and slamming your breasts into the concrete.

Click [HERE] take a tennis ball to the stomach.

Sorry the sound quality was a little crap on this one. More after the cut.

Hosts: Dylan, Feddy, Jeremy, Mike

This is about VR, QUACK QUACK, and how Japan knows nothing about science or biology.

Click [HERE] to SWITCHY ON.

More after the cut.

Hosts: Dylan, Jeremy, Star

This is about Tim Curry's magical adventures in rainbow coatland, detours into David Bowie-ville, and magical buckshot spells.

Click [HERE] to turn that rich snob into a pig.

Video after the cut.

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Finally trying out the Collection section, and now the blog, woohoo!

This blog entry was originally written July 19th, 2009, but was delayed in posting due to technical difficulties.

I finally got to see "Transformers- Revenge of the Fallen" (PG-13) in IMAX Digital on Saturday. What did I think of it...?

Whatever I say below, it is a given that the visual and audio effects were breathtaking, as is to be expected. Therefor, they do not weigh into my, um... "issues" with the film.

Hosts: Dylan, Jeremy, Star

This is a podcast dedicated to the late Captain Lou Albano! May flights of sewage sing thee to thy rest!

This is about plumbers and chestnuts, wrestlers, burning Barbie doll faces off, and unchecked consumerism.

Click [HERE] to fondly remember Captain Lou Albano, wrestler, plumber, cartoon character... renaissance man.

More after the cut.

If you have been any sort of regular reader of CollectionDX you have figured out that there are some films, characters and TV shows that have played into my own personal mythology. Things like Star Wars, Flash Gordon, Buck Rogers, Robotech, Voltron are all in the mix and get mentioned quite a bit around these parts actually but I do love me some superheroes and sequential art. So when I got an offer to check out what Catastrophic Comics was doing while at San Diego Comic Con 2009 I jumped at it. Why? Who is Catastrophic Comics and why did I care? Read on...

I loved all the traditional superhero stuff when I was younger but in 1981 the likes of Superman and Batman where replaced by a man named Ralph Hinkley. Ralph was the main character of the ABC TV series, The Greatest American Hero and portrayed by actor William Katt. Well flash forward some 26 years later and Mr. Katt hasn't quite left the superhero thing behind...

Which brings me to my stop at Catastrophic Comics while at San Diego Comic Con 2009. Catastrophic Comics is the brainchild of William Katt and Christopher Folino (Responsible for the incredibly funny film, Gamers.) Their first series out of the gate for the new company was a revamping of The Greatest American Hero but certainly not their last.

Hosts: Baggy the Mailbag, Cogswell Pepperbox, Jeremy, Mike, Star, Zuey

It's been a while since we responded to feedback other than little things in the comments, so here's a whole episode replying to listener mail with a little help from our pals Cogswell Pepperbox and Baggy the Mailbag!

Be sure to send us more feedback either by email (feedback at destroy all podcasts dx dot com or leave a comment) so we can reply to you on the show!

Click [HERE] to dive into the bag!

P.S. Stick around at the very end for our soon to be top ten pop hit with vocals by Zuey and Star!

Hosts: Dylan, Jeremy

This is about fat, unfunny Japanese ripoffs of Lou Costello. Also, there's a giant moth sometimes.

Click [HERE] to SEE THE FEET OF THE PEOPLE INSIDE THE SUIT.

For those interested in Japanese culture and jewelry, my friend is selling hand made paper crane earrings. You can find them here.