Since I realize it will be almost impossible to find one here, anyone who can get me a Torii Hunter (who is in MLB 5) will be forever in my debt

Just keep on checking back here:  http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000087BG1/qid=1053444408/br=1-10/ref=br_lf_t_10//002-3702165-3100048?v=glance&s=toys&n=1084498

I think where The Hulk will have trouble compared to the other Marvel movies (X-Men, X-2, Spiderman) is just the nature of the character.  The Hulk is this huge, gree monster.  And, he would have to be done as a digital character to be convincing.  As much as Lou Ferigno was cool in the series, this is just a different case.

Here, we're being asked to know the Hulk as he was in the comics.  Which if you think about it, is a big stretch for anyone's imagination.  You're talking about a 15 foot tall green beast with mega-strength, and the ability to leap miles at a time.

What might have served as a good case for capturing the Hulk's performance is the technique Peter Jackson used to capture Gollum in Lord Of The Rings:  The Two Towers.  Have an actor try to act these scenes out in a motion capture suit, and then use that performance to drive a digital Hulk.  It certainly worked in the case of Gollum.

I work in brodacast television as an Editor.  I also work on feeds coming in from remote locations where we have news crews.

I piece the material together so that it makes sense to the viewer at home.  It can get kind of hectic, like during the war, but it's rewarding in that you're providing a service to the community.

I bought one of the initial three.  And I may buy two more.  There would have to be something really good for me to buy any more than that.

There is a blast mark on the hand.  This version is quite similar to the Tatooine Complete Galaxy version, but there are some differences.  Most notably, the Luke that's packed with the Skiff has bendable knees.

I think Harrison Ford is at more public occassions where you might get him to sign.  Movie premieres, and things like that.  George Lucas, on the other hand, seems to be more secluded between his work at the Ranch in Northern California and filming in Australia.

That seems quite steep.  I only paid for my autograph coupons and my trip to Indianapolis for my Carrie Fisher autograph.

I'm definitely a Floyd fan.  Saw them in Montreal in 1994.  It was amazing!

I really haven't listened to them that much in the past few years.  BUT, I am intrigued by the rumor that Roger Waters might be re-uniting with David Gilmour, Nick Mason, and Richard Wright to go on tour.  Methinks they need the money.  Perhaps they invested too much in the dotcoms, and need to make some money back?