[Anthony Durrant]

As am I. Although female robots do not affact me sexually, I have been tntrigued for several years by the idea of becoming one, and I have seen the original animated film years ago, in the mid 90s. I will wait till this films comes out on DVD, as I would like to see one of the new Marvel Comics movies first (I’ll choose the film).

[Anthony Durrant]

That’s it. I know nothing of this performer or what her exact specialty was, but it is possible that she was making her biceps go up and down for the camera.

[Anthony Durrant]

As l was saying before l was rudely interrupted, l want all of you who suffer from night terrors to take my story to heart, for it is the fear that gives night terrors their greatest power.

[Anthony Durrant]

I would like that very much, thank you, as I have no wish to start out as a beginning member again.

[Anthony Durrant]

That character’s name is Elliot Taylor, not Frankenstein. The Creature Commandos were the first fictional military squad I ever came across in my first ever issue of WHO’S WHO IN THE DC UNIVERSE, and I read their entry in that volume of the series very carefully because I liked the idea. The four Creature Commandos – the Patchwork Man, the Werewolf, the Vampire and Dr. Medusa – were all soldiers who were made into duplicates of the Universal Monsters as a way to shock their German and Japanese opponent, including Taylor, whose nickname, ironically enough, is given as “Lucky.”

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