Giant Midwest Mecca of Nerditude in Oklahoma

f you're a regular Wired.com reader, there's a good chance that
collecting action figures topped the list of your future careers when
you were a kid … and an adolescent. Let's face it, you'd still do it if
you could. Well, Kevin Stark from Pauls Valley, Oklahoma, has done it.

Stark is a figurine collector and comic book artist who has become
the Action Figure Museum curator. The museum has one of the largest
action figure displays in the world, along with a Batman shrine, a
superhero changing room and enough Transformers, G.I. Joes and He-Man
figures to fill a grown man's bedroom in his mom's basement.

In 2000, Stark convinced the Pauls Valley City Council that the town
needed a tourist attraction and the museum should be it. In 2005, it
finally opened its doors. The museum seems a little out of place among
Pauls Valley's other businesses: a gun store, a couple of gas stations,
an insurance company or two. But if you love action figures, you'll
find plenty to covet here.


http://www.wired.com/culture/culturereviews/multimedia/2009/02/gallery_action_figure_museum?slide=1&slideView=9

Que tuanis seria ir a visitar el museo!, apuntemonos.

Es increible que nadie haya hecho ninguna respuesta ni decir nada al respecto a este post, BLASFEMOS!.

jajajjaajaj mae...es q no lo habia revisado...

ey, ese sitio deber ser genial... sin ganas de salir nunk de ahi jajjaa

Pero ni modo, lo más acercado es Ciudad Manga, cuando dispondremos de una tienda como esas????