Harley Qwednesday :: "We're not the inmates you're looking for."

This supremely awesome shot was taken by my buddy Whit of Distracted by Star Wars (DBSW.net) at Celebration VI.

He also added: "The Poison Ivy Fett is my friend Jackie, aka @jackievonspanks on Instagram. She was actually dressed as Boobie Fett, a Fett inspired pinup, but got so many Poison Ivy comments that I made her pose for this pic. No idea who the Harley Quinn and Jedi Joker were. Their costumes were amazing! He had the full Jedi robes done up Joker style. He even had a lightsaber with a BANG flag on it and his belt had tons of accessories, including long balloons and a pump to make balloon animals. So cool"

Thanks for sharing this great pic, Whit!

Boba First

First Boba Fett, meet first Boba Fett.

This is the original Boba Fett (marked 1979) action figure and the concept Boba Fett (marked 2006) action figure. Together again for the first time.

Concept Boba Fett is all white, like the original costume test shots, pre Empire Strikes Back.

Concept Boba Fett came with a flame projectile that attaches to his left wrist as well as a gun that fits into a holster on his right hip.

concept Boba Fett also comes with an extra head that represents one of the early helmet concept drawings, before they settled on the Boba Fett helmet we all know and love today. In addition, Boba Fett is sporting a hidden gun in a panel that flips down from his stomach, which I did not take a picture of because it is a pain to get it to flip down when you don't have long fingernails. My weekly mani-pedi once again gets in the way of my toy shots, but that's the price you pay for Metrosexual beauty. (That was all a joke, by the way.)

And what can be said about the original Boba Fett action figure that hasn't been said a million times? Everyone wanted him, his rocket didn't launch, he was awesome and mysterious yadda yadda.

"Daddy?"