Yes, yes, yes ... I realize that much of Who fandom is kinda/sorta split right now, what with Peter Capaldi perhaps not quite being one's particular "cup of tea" as the legendary time traveler. It's been announced that this is his last season as the Time Lord, and even longtime showrunner Stephen Moffat will be departing for different pastures at the conclusion of this series.
Still, could there be a better time to be a Doctor Who fan?
The market of late has been lightly flooded with some high quality merchandise, and this morning in my inbox I've received an email announcing that Nerdblock is expanding to now include officially licensed Doctor Who items as part of its bimonthly program.
For those unaware, Nerdblock is basically a subscriber service of fan merchandise (action figures, clothing, accessories, etc.) that get mailed directly to your address of record every 45(ish) days. I've always thought that the price is a bit steep (these run about $50 each mailing, and I suppose if you have some disposable income available that there are worse things to be hooked on), but I have been fortunate enough to pick up several of the items (DC Comics things) on the secondary market via eBay and Amazon.com.
In any event, if you're interested in knowing a bit more, just click the link right here.
As always, thanks for reading ... and live long and prosper!
Still, could there be a better time to be a Doctor Who fan?
The market of late has been lightly flooded with some high quality merchandise, and this morning in my inbox I've received an email announcing that Nerdblock is expanding to now include officially licensed Doctor Who items as part of its bimonthly program.
For those unaware, Nerdblock is basically a subscriber service of fan merchandise (action figures, clothing, accessories, etc.) that get mailed directly to your address of record every 45(ish) days. I've always thought that the price is a bit steep (these run about $50 each mailing, and I suppose if you have some disposable income available that there are worse things to be hooked on), but I have been fortunate enough to pick up several of the items (DC Comics things) on the secondary market via eBay and Amazon.com.
In any event, if you're interested in knowing a bit more, just click the link right here.
As always, thanks for reading ... and live long and prosper!
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