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Hopefully, you’ve all taken the time to explore the wonderful MelBirnkrant.Com since the Outer Space Men returned to Earth for last year’s San Diego Comic Con. It was always a great resource for the history of the Outer Space Men, but Mel has put together a new exhibit that celebrates their return and looks to their future! 
One of the coolest things to happen last year was the return of The Outer Space Men. I admit, I didn’t know much about them at first, but the more I learned about them, the more excited I became. We’ve looked at the three exclusive editions but now the real deal, the Infinity Edition, is finally up for review.
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Last week, we posted a teaser video from Massive Fantastic for their upcoming interview with Outer Space Men creator and all-around toy legend, Mel Birnkrant. This week, Massive Fantastic has added the full 22 min interview to their library of posts featuring Mr. Birnkrant! 
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