Merit International's San Diego Comic Con booth featured figures are artwork from Dez Einswell's Doodle Barn. While we've seen several of the products before, the little figures in the glass cans were something new to me. Our SDCC Merit Int'l...
2009 SDCC, Hot Toys, Sideshow Toys
SDCC 2009: Sideshow
The Sideshow booth was yet again one of the busiest at San Diego Comic Con. The booth featured a number of popular Sideshow lines (Star Wars, G.I. Joe and Indiana Jones), a custom Stormtrooper display and several new Hot Toys...
SDCC 2009: Toy Tokyo
If you were looking to be greeted by a topless Marilyn Monroe with Mickey Mouse...accoutrements, you'd obviously want to walk to the aisle right up against the wall at SDCC. If you've ever been to Comic Con before, you'll know...
Tonner Twilight Dolls
On Saturday of Comic Con, we strolled by the Tonner booth to find that they had surprisingly unveiled three new Twilight Tonner Character Figures - Laurent, James and Victoria. I only had my cell phone with me, so the photos...
SDCC 2009: Cardboard Spaceship
The Cardboard Spaceship San Diego Comic Con booth had a bunch of amazing customs from artist Scribe. There were also several signings at the booth as well as small run limited edition resin releases. Our SDCC Cardboard Spaceship Photo Gallery...
SDCC 2009: Munky King
The Holy Grail of San Diego Comic Con might have been the Bronze Koibito at the Munky King booth. Limited to only 30 pieces, your chances are snagging one were slim. But t hey had several consolation prizes...and a bunch...
SDCC 2009: Super7
If you saw our pre-SDCC coverage, you probably noticed the number of exclusives that would be at the Super7 booth. But one of them garnered the most interest was Big Sal by Kathie Olivas and Brandt Peters. Our SDCC Super7...
SDCC 2009: Grass Hut
The Grass Hut booth is always one of the most colorful (and trippy) places at San Diego Comic Con. It's your own personal - legal - acid trip. All of the artists (APAK, Bwana Spoons, Le Merde, Martin Ontiveros and...
SDCC 2009: Flapjack Toys
The fine folks at Flapjack Toys had two lines of collectible figures on display at Comic Con. The Spooky Kookys and Symptoms are both made of PVC plastic and made by Mike Becker (the founder of Funko). Our SDCC Flapjack...
SDCC 2009: Diamond Comics
As with most years, the Diamond Comics booth was loaded with the toys that they distribute to your local comic book shop. Among our favorites: Tonner's Previews Exclusive Catwoman, the Bunk Bots and the Watchmen Kubrick Set. Our SDCC Diamond...
SDCC 2009: Supermodified Studios
Supermodified Studios had their newly designed MOD:zero and MOD:two wooden robots. Actually made from recycled tables, these are a little different from the ABS plastic constructed MOD:one line. Which is your favorite? The smaller MOD:zero or the large, complex MOD:two...
SDCC 2009: ToyQube
The ToyQube booth included a number of SDCC Exclusives: Mini Sharky (Keith Poon), White Moko (Muttpop), Bone Ghost Agency (Sam Fout) and Brooklyn Headz (Lou Pimentel). But our favorite might be KaNO's limited edition Boba-DEF vinyl. Our SDCC ToyQube Photo...
SDCC 2009: Mr. Toast
The folks at the Mr. Toast booth had their San Diego Comic Exclusive Ninja Joe the Egg plush available to collectors of the entire World of Mr. Toast. Our SDCC Mr. Toast Photo Gallery SDCC 2009 coverage sponsored by Strangekiss.com
SDCC 2009: Kidrobot
If you are a fan of long lines and crazed collectors, then you probably visited the Kidrobot booth on several occasions. There was the above pictured Wood Labbit (Amanda Visell and Kozik), two Holy Roller FatCaps (DEPH) and Shane Jessup's...
SDCC 2009: Applehead Factory
The Applehead Factory San Diego Comic Con booth had both their Teddy Scares plushies as well Tofu the Vegan Zombie on display. But their SDCC Exclusive was the Messenger of Mayhem bag set. Our SDCC Applehead Factory Photo Gallery SDCC...
SDCC 2009: Huckleberry Toys
Huckleberry Toys had a huge display hyping the release of several Con Exclusive Toffee dolls. The cute - yet slightly creepy - little ladies are available in three Summer Con Exclusive versions: Jessica, Hellboy Fan, and Witchiepoo (H.R. Pufnstuf). And...
SDCC 2009: Dark Horse
I'm actually multitasking...watching My Name Is Bruce and writing this post. So it's somewhat ironic that I'm covering the Dark Horse booth (they released the film) and their Bruce Campbell 1:6 scale figure (to be released this October). Who's not...
SDCC 2009: STRANGEco
The STRANGEco San Diego Comic Con booth had five special edition - SDCC Exclusive - Tokidoki characters (Skeletrino & Skeletrina, Bruttino & Carina, Captain Coco). Julie West was also at the show for a signing. Our favorite was the collection...
SDCC 2009: Rotofugi
The Rotofugi and Squibbles Ink booth had the Lake Monsters Big Muscamoot rejects on sale (as well as two special versions of the orange variant). Their other SDCC exclusives included Shawnimals' Pocket Devil Plush and Muttpop's Tcho! mini series. Our...
SDCC 2009: Shocker Toys
Shocker Toys introduced us to their Mallows line of customizable (and licensed) figures. In total, they had the Phantom, Dr. Rockso, the SDCC Collector Version, and Black and White blank Mallows. And something I'm looking forward to - The Tick...
SDCC 2009: NECA
Normally, I'm a not a huge fan of vinyl platform figures made by non-traditional designer vinyl toy companies. But NECA's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Batsu figures look to be a must-have when they are released in the fall of 2010....
SDCC 2009: Kuso Vinyl
We stopped by the Kuso Vinyl booth while Jure Gavran (Scapegoats) was signing his new Urban Criminal Billy figure. Nakanari was there showing off his Spiki vinyl figure (the Ninja Spiki Kage Edition). And one of my personal faves -...
SDCC 2009: Symbiote Studios
Symbiote Studios had their Symbiotes vinyl line on display (and for sale) at their San Diego Comic Con booth. I'm digging the Dr. Tran figures. And they come with interchangeable hands that allow the figure to hold weapons (weapons included)....
SDCC 2009: Dumbrella
If you didn't get to Comic Con early, and you didn't make a b line for the DKE Toys or Dumbrella booth, then you probably didn't get a chance to pick up Andrew Bell's SDCC Exclusive Blue O-No Sushi figure...
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