Reebok's Alien Stomper: Eat Your Heart Out Marty McFly

On October 21, 2015, back to the future fans were moping around that there were only a few self-fitting Nike's in existence. However on Alien day, Ripley fans can kick the life out of squirming facehuggers with special edition replica ALIEN STOMPER's!

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These are replica kicks of the shoes worn by Sigourney Weaver in the 1986 ALIENS sequel to ALIEN.

Photo: Twentieth Century Fox

However, unless you were one of a VERY select few to pick these instant classic kicks, you will be paying upwards of $800 on the resale market. But when it comes to crushing a xenomorph's skull into a steel grate, you may not want to be worried about price.

Available in High-Top and SUPER-High Top. Photo: solebox_official

Foot Patron, London was gave Weyland-Yutani branded Pelican-Cases to customers that spent a certain dollar amount in their purchase.

Photo: Foot Patrol, London

While reselling at $800 now, within a year, sneaker heads and cosplayers alike will happily be paying double the current market price.

The Goon Movie is Happening

PAPER GIRLS Vol 1

PAPER GIRLS, VOL. 1 TP
Story By: Brian K. Vaughan
Pencils: Cliff Chiang
Colors By: Matt Wilson 

Nostalgia is a powerful motivator. It’s easy to tie emotion into the tangible things that were once so important to us. There was never a decade which put more importance on “things” than did the 80’s. There is a trend in pop culture right now to hook audiences with the personal nostalgia we associate with that decade so obsessed with stuff: THE GOLDBERGS, COMIC BOOK MEN, the whole concept of retro gaming, etc. And while I just listed two of my favorite television shows – and you better believe I own the HD-remastings of DUCKTALES and STREET FIGHTER II, the aforementioned pieces of popular culture aren’t ground-breaking new concepts.

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PAPER GIRLS, Vol. 1 by Brian K. Vaughan (writer of SAGA and Y: THE LAST MAN) and Cliff Chiang (artist of BEWARE THE CREEPER and WONDER WOMAN) delivers a new story peppered with enough nostalgic references that readers will swear they’ve read it before, not having a clue of what is coming on the next page.

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