YouTube Wednesday: Cowboys & Aliens

Here's a collection of trailers and featurettes about the upcoming Cowboys & Aliens flick!

Personally, I'm as excited about this movie as I am about Captain America (and that's saying a lot)!

We're offering a line of Space Western collectibles, perfect for summer wear at the beach, or the movie theatre when you go see Cowboys & Aliens. (C'mon, you know you're going!)

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Comics Collectibles Store

and have a look below at some Cowboys and Aliens movie tie-ins from Amazon!

Captain America--the Movie Wallpapers

For Your Computer...

All of the movie wallpapers, including the hidden ones!

Click on them to open to 1280 x 1024.

Captain America ComicCon Blanket

Soft fleece blanket perfect for those long periods when you're waiting on a cold, dirty movie theatre or convention center floor!
A generous 50" x 60", it might even be big enough to share (wink wink) with a fangirl (or guy).
Features the poster art from Captain America's FIRST movie appearance in 1944!
(Talk about retro-kool!) Full-color ink won't run, fade or distress on this machine-washable item!

Reading Room: NOT BRAND ECHH "Original Origin of Charlie America"

With the NEW Captain America movie opening this week, we thought we'd present...

...to prepare those of you unfamiliar with the character ('cause we're really nice guys)!

Admittedly, this ain't exactly how they're gonna portray his origin in the movie.

But hey, this classic from Not Brand Echh #3 (1967) is a lotta fun anyway!

 Check out the

Movie Serial Captain America Shirt

or these kool dvds and video cassettes from Amazon...

Classic 1940s Captain America Movie Poster!

Available NOW is a digitally-remastered, magnificent reproduction of the poster announcing the Star Spangled Avenger's FIRST cinematic appearance in the most expensive Republic super-hero serial ever!
He doesn't have a shield.
Or a kid sidekick named Bucky!
In fact he wasn't even scrawny recruit Steve Rogers!
He was "two-fisted District Attorney Grant Gardner"!
(The actor, Dick Purcell, died from the strain of performing the role! No lie!)
There was no Red Skull!
(But the created-for-the-serial villain, The Scarab, was played by classic b-movie baddie Lionel Atwill at his snarling, sneering, smarmy best!)
The heroine, Gail Richards, was played by one of b-movies hottest ladies, Lorna Gray (who usually played villainesses)!
For more info about the 1944 serial, we presented a classic behind-the-scenes article about it HERE!
Makes a great gift for the Captain America fan in your life (or yourself, as long as you're not The Red Skull)!