YouTube Wednesday: ONE MILLION YEARS BC & Raquel Welch!

Since we're presenting the John Bolton comic adaptation of the movie over at Secret Sanctum of Captain Video™,  we had the urge to look for video clips from the film itself...
Here's the trailer for the movie...

Here's the catfight between Raquel Welch and the equally-hot, but under-publicised Martine Beswicke (who had already done a catfight scene in From Russia with Love and would do another in Prehistoric Women aka Slave Girls)

And here's an interview with Raquel Welch about appearing in the movie...

The FINAL Wonder Woman Costume from the TV Pilot!

The costume Adrianne Palicki wore at the end of the rejected Wonder Woman tv pilot written and produced by David E. Kelley...

...and the costume as originally-shown in promo photos.

When they actually filmed the pilot, the blue boots shown above were red, like the bustier.

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Happy Memorial Day

Our Thanks to the Men and Women of the Armed Forces, past and present.

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We're Off FaceBook

Well, tried to make a go of it on FaceBook.
Couldn't do a damn thing.

One of the least intuitive interfaces I've ever worked with.
There's no logical "flow" from one function to another, so creating pages doesn't make any sort of sense.
The so-called "Help" was all but worthless, indicating I should use items that apparently were deleted when recent revisions were implemented, so they no longer exist.

Simply trying to add to/edit/modify the existing mess wasn't worth the hassle, so, at this point, I've deleted the account totally, and after a 14 day period before the final delete takes effect, will reinitialize a totally-new set-up and hope that a new build from the ground-up will work.

It's almost as frustrating as trying to delete our very first FaceBook page which we can no longer access, so it's still sitting there, hoplessly-outdated, but unreachable, and undeleteable.

Drink Kooba Cola!

Wait a second...You CAN'T!
It doesn't exist!
(You can read the sordid tale of the soda that almost took the world by storm here!)

Now, you can't DRINK it, but you can WEAR it!
With Memorial Day weekend upon us, we at Atomic Kommie Comics™ decided to re-present the Soda That Would Not Die on collectibles ranging from BeachWear / NightShirts to mugs, iPad / netbook / messenger bags (and the irony of doing bags with "Kooba" on them hasn't escaped us!), iPhone cases, and hoodies at KoobaCola 1 and KoobaCola 2!
So celebrate what could have been one of the bubbliest success stories of soft drink entepreneurship, but instead just fizzled out and fell flat!
(You just knew we were gonna do a pun like that, didn't you?)  ;-)