Hulk Hogan and Christopher Lloyd: How's that for a tag team? In this lightweight comedy, they're brought together by the science fiction fates. Hogan is an enforcer from outer space whose ship crashes on Earth--and he's also being chased by interstellar villains. He becomes a boarder at the home of office drone Lloyd, whose obnoxious boss (Larry Miller) steals all his best ideas. Hogan teaches Lloyd to stand up for himself and Lloyd teaches Hogan restraint in a blend of slapstick and special effects that allows Hogan to kick some butt in the finale (one of the bounty hunters from outer space is played by the Undertaker). Strictly for kids, just like professional wrestling  

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Disney/Pixar Toy Story Birthday Card says : " Your Birthday's Here!" Inside reads : Now it's time for friends and fun - great adventures have begun! Fly with Buzz through outer space, ride the range at Woody's place! Imagine, celebrate, and play - three cheers for you on your big day! Happy Birthday Also includes sheet of stickers that you can use in the card if you wish.  

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12 Space Explorer Rubber Duckies. Ready to seek out great adventures with you! Space Explorer Rubber Duckies are a fun choice for an outer space, robot or adventure-themed birthday party. Decorate with these astronaut-themed ducks or hand them out in treat bags! Vinyl. 2 1/4" - 3" Duckies do not float upright.  

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Many diehard Ed Wood fans bristled when Something Weird Video found and released his final film, the semi-pornographic NECROMANIA, as if Wood's association with smut somehow tarnished the more innocent pleasures of BRIDE OF THE MONSTER and PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE. Well, prepare for more bristling as Edward D. Wood, Jr. goes from dapper to drunk in LOVE FEAST, a goofy little skinflick from Joseph F. Robertson (THE CRAWLING HAND, THE SLIME PEOPLE). A nattily dressed Ed is lecherous photographer Mr. Murphy. His scam is to have models sent to his home for his line of "see-through clothing" which, of course, means they have to be nude. Once nude, he gets them in bed. But on this particular day, first one model shows up, then another, until six naked gals are making it with each other on his mattress. Add three naked guys (a cab driver and two plumbers) with everyone naked and writhing and undulating like a giant blob of pulsating flesh-and Ed hilariously out of place in the middle. Four new girls arrive who force Ed to wear a dog collar, lick a black leather boot, and dress up in a nightie, thereby reprising and updating his GLEN OR GLENDA character for the swingin' Seventies. All of which is painfully intercut with Ed taking booze breaks in the backyard while making grotesque funny faces and looking crocked out of his mind. Ed Wood never ceases to fascinate, and here he is in his first starring role since 1953. He not only seems to be having a grand time, but appears to be ad-libbing every line he says, including the ones recorded in post. In one shot, the cab driver so muffs a line that he starts to walk away but Ed, ever the professional, calls him back and keeps the scene going with a truly godawful pun. Wood reunited with Robertson the following year for a small bit in drag in the 1970 MRS. STONE'S THING. (Frank Henenlotter)  

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From a Galaxy far-out and away, an underground Sci-Fi classic from the 70's is back! This set of 50 Tim Mee 'GALAXY LASER TEAM with SPACE MONSTERS' figuresis proudly manufactured in the United States, and includes 24 black and 24 light gray figures along with 2 small space fighters for maximum play value. All your old favorites are here, including turtle-lobster alien, space-sasquatch alien, classic serial space hero, mailbox-shaped droid, sword-wielding villain, 2 Mercury era astronauts, and even the herione with her trusty computer console. Figures stand up to 2.25 inches tall (54mm) and are approximately 1:35 scale. X-wing rockets are 3.75 inches long and smaller scale. Made from fairly soft HDPE plastic with medium detail and a little flashing. Originally produced by Tim Mee around 1978, they were also branded as 'STAR PATROL with X-WING ROCKET' and 'OUTER SPACE FIGHTERS'. These figures celebrate a funky mash-up of space movie characters from the old black and white serials to that famous space opera in a galaxy far-far away. For the Team's triumphant return to production, the manufacturer has restored the vintage 'Tim Mee Toys' logo that hasn't been seen on the shelves for decades. These are real plastic heroes and villains, meant to be set up, knocked down, picked up and played with for years to come! Packed in plastic bag with header card and recommended for ages 5 to 105!  

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* Philip K. Dick Award finalist* Locus Recommended Reading Here are 33 weird, wonderful stories concerning men, women, teleportation, wind-up cats, and brown paper bags. By turns whimsical and unsettling—frequently managing to be both—these short fictions describe family relationships, bad breakups, and travel to outer space.    Vukcevich's loopy, fun-house mirror take on everyday life belongs to the same absurdist school of work as that of George Saunders, David Sedaris, Ken Kalfus, and Victor Pelevin, although there is no one quite like him. Try one of these stories, it won't take you long, but it will turn your head inside out. "What other writer could make you start laughing halfway down the first page of a story about a man putting on a sweater? Thurber maybe, a long time ago. Buy this book."—Damon Knight "These stories cannot be compared to anyone else's. There is no one in the same class as Ray Vukcevich. The stories are uniquely, splendidly, brilliantly original, a surprise in each and every one, and brimming with wit and laugh-out-loud humor. A stunning collection."—Kate Wilhelm "The absurd and the profound are seamlessly joined through fine writing. Meet Me in the Moon Room is a first-rate collection.—Jeffrey Ford "The 33 brief stories in Meet Me in the Moon Room defy categorization genre. A few toy with the conventions of science fiction; others branch off from trails blazed by Donald Barthelme. Moon Room will delight those who appreciated the risks Don DeLillo took in Ratner's Star."—Hartford Courant "Eccentric short stories, which frequently give everyday life a loopy twist."—Book Magazine "Ray Vukcevich is a master of the last line. Almost every one of his stories has a zinger at the end, but not the kind of zinger that chocks the reader or causes annoyance. Often it's a perfect line of dialogue that opens up the whole story.... Vukcevich is ingenious with the short-story form. Although the stories read as playful vignettes, Vukcevich covertly works in ideas of self, identity, destiny, and obsession. And occasionally, the dangers of outer space."—Review of Contemporary Fiction "Vukcevich is a master of radical recombinations, drawing from (amongst others) the Brothers Grimm, Dickens, Lewis Carroll, Kafka, O. Henry, Dali, Asimov, pulpish space opera, and the latest in nanotech to produce works that are all his own. Sometimes in as little as four or five pages, he deftly juggles so many ideas, emotions, and perspectives, it produces a curiously refreshing sense of vertigo—a high with no hangover to follow.... It would be...a great mistake to ignore the extraordinary talent of Ray Vukcevich."—Locus "Vukcevich is a very slick writer, an authentic sprinter in an era of milers and all-out stayers.... Vukcevich can do punchlines, but he does not rely on them. Indeed, his extraordinarily light touch when it comes to narrative closure is his most distinctive feature. Anyone who considers bizarre surrealism and casual absurdity—the main stocks-in-trade of the fantastic ultrashort story writer—easy clay to mold into narrative form has not given serious consideration to the matter of finishing."—New York Review of Science Fiction "These stories niftily propel their characters down the blurred line between fantasy and psychosis, with effects spanning the gamut from melancholy to goofy, from plaintive to outraged.... This is Vukcevich's gloriously mad world, and we are lucky to share it."—Asimov's "The same antic spirit that imbued Vukcevich's mystery novel The Man of Maybe Half-a-Dozen Faces moves playfully through this first collection of fantastic fiction, whose 33 helium-filled stories achieve just the right absurdist life to escape the gravity of their themes. "By the Time We Get to Uranus" offers a peculiarly affecting take on terminal illness: the afflicted grow buoyant spacesuits that force them to leave loved ones behind. The mysteries of parenthood manifest amusingly in "Poop," about a  

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Brock Buttman reports to you live as the Flesh Eating Ghouls from Outer Space assault earth. Mankind is doomed to be consumed and our only savior may be the military, Twinkies, and a little girl who is so adorable she will have you singing in the park at midnight.  

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These colorful rubber band bracelets are made of non-toxic silicone and die molded in many different colors and fun shapes. Because they are made of 100% silicone they will return to their original shape and size when you take them off the item they are holding. Collect them, wear them, or trade them with friends! Listing is for 1 case (12 Packs) of Outer Space BandzMania. 288 total bands.  

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This crazy, stretchy, tentacled, Flashing Glow Worm looks like something from outer space! This crazy space worm is so tactile, you just won't be able to leave it alone! Stroke it, stretch it, throw it and gaze at it's multicoloured glow. The Flashing Glow Worms make great for children and even 21st birthday gifts, offering sensory stimulation and a hilarious alternative amount of fun. Use the Flashing Glow Worm to play night time games, take him to raves and music events! This wriggly worm has a rubber tentacled surface and is filled with air. It has a small flashing ball that can be moved up and down inside his tummy, which will flash when moved around!  

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Let your imagination take you to outer space with this realistic helmet. Space helmet is child size. Size 7-1/2 T. x 8-1/2" W. x 10" L."  

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These 24" green inflatable Aliens are a great finishing touch to any outer space theme, and proof that there is intelligent life out there somewhere! From awesome TV shows like X-Files (The Truth is out there!) to spook-tacular blockbusters like Alien and AVP, the notion of extra terrestrial (ET) life has always fascinated us - and now it can come to our parties too! Great on their own and even better with the other party supplies, costumes, and accessories in our store!  

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These 72" green inflatable Aliens are a great finishing touch to any outer space theme, and proof that there is intelligent life out there somewhere! From awesome TV shows like X-Files (The Truth is out there!) to spook-tacular blockbusters like Alien and AVP, the notion of extra terrestrial (ET) life has always fascinated us - and now it can come to our parties too! Great on their own and even better with the other party supplies, costumes, and accessories in our store!  

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These 24" blue inflatable Aliens are a great finishing touch to any outer space theme, and proof that there is intelligent life out there somewhere! From awesome TV shows like X-Files (The Truth is out there!) to spook-tacular blockbusters like Alien and AVP, the notion of extra terrestrial (ET) life has always fascinated us - and now it can come to our parties too! Great on their own and even better with the other party supplies, costumes, and accessories in our store!  

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These 24" purple inflatable Aliens are a great finishing touch to any outer space theme, and proof that there is intelligent life out there somewhere! From awesome TV shows like X-Files (The Truth is out there!) to spook-tacular blockbusters like Alien and AVP, the notion of extra terrestrial (ET) life has always fascinated us - and now it can come to our parties too! Great on their own and even better with the other party supplies, costumes, and accessories in our store!  

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These 60" purple inflatable Aliens are a great finishing touch to any outer space theme, and proof that there is intelligent life out there somewhere! From awesome TV shows like X-Files (The Truth is out there!) to spook-tacular blockbusters like Alien and AVP, the notion of extra terrestrial (ET) life has always fascinated us - and now it can come to our parties too! Great on their own and even better with the other party supplies, costumes, and accessories in our store!  

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Finally the truth about clowns is out! Beneath their smirky sinister grins and wildly patterned clothes are clever killers from out of this world. The "juxtaposition of their toy-store arsenal and malevolent intent proves to be a tasty combination" (Los Angeles Times) in this killer entertainment that will leave you fearing these big-top creatures for good. A spaceshiplooking like a circus tentlands in a field near a small town, signaling the attack of deviant, red-nosed, balloon-twisting psychos from another world who plan to annihilate mankindby turning people into cotton candy! Luckily, the town's teen citizenry decides to fight back and teach the cosmic bozos a lesson. But these klowns are no klutzes, turning popcorn, peanuts and caramel corn into playfulbut deadlyweapons of madcap destruction and mayhem!  

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An out-of-this-world comedy cast stars in this spaced-out futuristic family comedy. Welcome to Betaville, the world’s most exclusive summer camp, where the world’s leaders send their children. They are the sons and daughters of presidents and kings, with supervisors to care for them and an army to protect them. Meanwhile, in outer space, Planet Z is threatened by the evil forces of Planet 38. Planet Z’s president XM (Tim Kazurinsky) launches a secret plan to trick Planet 38 into attacking Earth instead. A peace-loving emissary from Planet Z recruits the children of Betaville to warn the President (John Astin) about XM’s secret plan.  

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Jack Blanchard and Misty Morgan will forever be remembered for the novel pathos of hits like Tennessee Bird Walk and Somewhere In Virginia In The Rain. Jack and Misty for a long time have been busy working, writing and producing superb cuts for a fascinating cast of characters and talents who are today unjustly, largely forgotten. Hear Jacqueline Hyde And The Moonfolk take a rocket-ship into outer (and inner) space, Rusty Diamond have an existential moment on the battlefront, Brad Wolfe investigate reincarnation and Joel Mathis evaporate into the past on his Time Machine amidst a carnival of other sonic wonders.Remastered in 2008 from master tapes, studio acetates, and other arcane sources. Deluxe packaging includes a 28 page full color booklet with exclusive notes, rare photos etc. 30 all original recordings from 1956-2004, each on CD for the first time! Super-rare material from 45s and from unreleased archives.  

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Young imaginations run wild when the subject is outer space. That's just one reason this is the perfect K-4 musical for this spring...or any other time of year. The story revolves around a group of space mice who crash (safely and comically) on earth. The  

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Dodo can go-go any place with propellers on his heels and antennas on his ears he's the science fiction pixie from a strange Atomic Race.  

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