This is excellent. I obsessed on these Viewmasters as a kid, staring intently at each and every scene. Little did I know that one of Catwoman's thugs was played by my personal favorite Tarzan, JOCK MAHONEY!
The little booklet that came with the reels was lost when I was really little, but for years I remembered this particular page and the diagram aspect of it. When I saw that you could buy, for instance, novelizations of STAR TREK episodes, I imagined that there were diagrams like this in those books as well.
This past week my DVR finally snagged part 1 of this episode and I've been watching it with my kids. Batman appreciation is in the genes.
My Dad liked photography as a hobby and his family made for interesting subjects to capture on film or should I say slides.
There aren't many pictures with him in them so I titled this blog "What my Dad saw".
The rear view mirror header I think summes it up well. I remember Dad saying "I am gonna take a picture of what I see every time I look in the mirror".
This is my families history, thanks for coming and enjoy.
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This is excellent. I obsessed on these Viewmasters as a kid, staring intently at each and every scene. Little did I know that one of Catwoman's thugs was played by my personal favorite Tarzan, JOCK MAHONEY!
The little booklet that came with the reels was lost when I was really little, but for years I remembered this particular page and the diagram aspect of it. When I saw that you could buy, for instance, novelizations of STAR TREK episodes, I imagined that there were diagrams like this in those books as well.
This past week my DVR finally snagged part 1 of this episode and I've been watching it with my kids. Batman appreciation is in the genes.
Wow I didn't know he played Tarzan.
I also saw that he was Sally Fields step Dad and played a ton of Cowboys.
Yeah as a kid I liked cutaways that showed the intricate workings of things. The Fantastic Four had one of their building.
Thanks for commenting John!!!
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