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Tue Feb 13, 2007 — by Glenn Hauman

Pictures from an exhibition

Yes, we can tell it's that time of year, because photos start showing up of you with your friendly neighborhood Spider-Yam.

Special thanks to Rebecca Badurina (she's on the right) for providing photos and information.

Lots of items taking advantage of Spider-Man 3, including this cover reproduction (ironically enough, not from McFarlane Toys) and this small desk statue taken more directly from the movie. Both produced by Corgi.

If you're looking to have a matching set, you might consider these bookends instead.

Spider-Man wasn't the only Marvel character represented, of course -- lots on stuff for the Silver Surfer, not so much on the FF, and a few items like this Daredevil piece, which doesn't seem to be available in North America:

And this prototype of Thor -- either a statue or an early experiment of Reed's cloning.

More photos to come.

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