Today, Thursday October 31st 2013, at 6PM ET, Big Man Toys will be releasing their figure - the 5.5" tall female warrior - Wo-Man.

Brandishing her father's modified wood-axe, she roams the planets in search of the warrior who once came to her aid to pledge allegiance to him. Already hindering her path are her evil clone Faye-Kerr, and the terrible tree monster known as Treegarr, which destroyed much of her home village.

Only available via the Big Man Toys Web Shop, there will be 20 pieces of the Regular version, 10 pieces of the Faye-Kerr version, and 5 pieces of the Clone version. Each one will run $65.00.

The Shub Zeroth "Negocio De Horror" edition by Meta-Crypt (Brian Ewing and Justin "Hateball" Jewett) is an exclusive edition for Brian Ewing's Horror Business solo exhibition opening November 2nd 2013 at Rivet Gallery. Attendees will get first dibs at picking one up, with those left over hitting the Rivet website shortly after the opening.

The actual figure stands in at 9 inches tall and is an edition of only 8 pieces. (why you might want to get to the opening if you really want one) You'll be able to pick one up for $125.00.

Rivet
1200 N. High St.
Columbus, OH 43201

The MONOPOLY: The Walking Dead Survival Edition game is now available to purchase in comic book specialty shops. Based off The Walking Dead comic from Robert Kirkman, the game (from USAopoly) puts a "post-apocalyptic spin on the traditional Monopoly, giving fans the opportunity to live out the comic by fighting for their own property, and avoiding zombies with each players turn". (I thought that was the point of regular Monopoly

Players fight for, and then must fortify, their prime real estate and resources to sustain their lives. The game takes over the characteristic of The Walking Dead as the properties all correspond with the series landmarks such as the prison cells, Greene Family farm house, Woodbury, and more locations. Game tokens resemble key items from the series such as Rick’s sheriff hat, bucket of body parts, the telephone, and the R.V. And instead of using money to purchase property, players must trade in essential supplies such as food, ammo and fuel to gain more territory on the board or to place a guard tower or wall instead of the standard houses and hotels, to secure their properties from invading zombies.

I smell family game night! Gather 'round the undead kids! Walking Dead Monopoly will set you back around $39.95.