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With great power comes great responsibility...

Robert Tonner has long been a fan of the power and might of Super Heroes; each with its own fascinating story of heroic powers and secret identities. Introducing the Tonner Character Figures™ (TCF™) collection based on characters from one of the most anticipated films of 2007, SPIDER-MAN 3.

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Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker and Spider-Man are app. 17” tall and are crafted of fine quality vinyl/hard plastic. Each has 14 points of articulated movement and hand-painted face detail. The clothing and uniform are fully removable (the Spidey Suit has a zipper in the back). Peter Parker uses the Matt O'Neill 17" body sculpt.

Mary Jane Watson (Kirsten Dunst) and Gwen Stacy (Bryce Dallas Howard) are authorized likenesses of the actors from the film; they are app. 16” tall and are crafted of fine quality vinyl/hard plastic with rooted saran hair. Each features 13 points of articulated movement and hand-painted face detail. Both girls use the Tyler Wentworth® 16" standard bending wrist body sculpt.

Jumat, 12 Desember 2008

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With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility


I've always loved Super Heroes since my youth. Among my favorite is Spiderman. This quote from the first Spiderman comic book is close to my heart,"With great power comes great responsibility". Peter Parker (Spiderman's alter ego) uncle Ben gives him these words of wisdom. In essence it means that there was a reason why he was given these super powers. A gift has a purpose. Some how I thought that Stan Lee (the creator of Spiderman) borrowed these words from Confucius. Ana, one of brilliant young people at PSCT, corrected me a couple of weeks ago. I did some digging and she was right. Although this was in keeping with Confucius' teaching about those who hold power, It turns out that Stan Lee actually derived this quote from the Jesus. See below:

I heard Stan Lee speak at a college in Connecticut many, many years ago...and/or I read it later in an interview with him...where he said he enjoyed reading the Bible as Great Literature and a source of story ideas. I think he may have said at that time that the "with great power comes great responsibility" quote was adapted from what Jesus Christ says in the Gospel of Luke, chapter 12, verse 48: "For unto whomsoever much is given, of him shall be much required: and to whom men have committed much, of him they will ask the more."

That's the King James version that Stan might have read years ago. A contemporary translation reads: "From everyone who has been given much, much will be demanded; and from the one who has been entrusted with much, much more will be asked."

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Who would have thought,biblical truths in Spiderman.