If you looked hard enough at NYCC, you would have found Andrew Bell far away from the vinyl hustle and bustle. He had a number of new prints, publications and shirts available. But what we're really looking forward to is...
NYCC 2008: ToyQube
The display at the ToyQube booth included a number of their original pieces: Sharky, Kanser, Kaniza, DCTO. I must say that I'm liking the Billy Bananas mini figures that they had on display. I really like the retro look...and only...
NYCC 2008: Organic Hobby
The Organic Hobby booth at NY Comic Con offered collectors the glimpse at a number of anime/manga figures as well as some vinyl. The Secret Base mini figures obviously would appeal to designer toy collectors.
NYCC 2008: Diamond Comic Previews
On display at the Diamond Comic Distributors - Previews booth were a number of their exclusives as well as products that the company distributes. The most recognizable pieces were from Toy2R. They included Joe Ledbetter's Smash, as well as Bart...
NYCC 2008: Dark Horse
The Dark Horse booth had a colorful display of 8" tall flocked Domo vinyl figures. Pink, Blue, Green, Yellow, Brown White, etc. All of them showing those pearly whites. In addition to these vinyl pieces, Dark Horse had a number...
NYCC 2008: Android 8
>center> Android 8 was displaying an interesting line of art toys called the Midigang (from Glen Lieberman). While there aren't many details out there now, we'll get them to you as information is released. Also being shown off was the...
NYCC 2008: Upper Deck
While there was a lot of action around the Upper Deck booth, mainly from all of the people playing Magic: The Gathering, we got our first peek at the upcoming MVP line. The New York Giants figure was designed by...
NYCC 2008: Mezco Toyz
The most impressive piece at the Mezco Toyz booth had to be their NYCC Exclusive Notorious B.I.G. vinyl figure. (We'll actually be doing a review of it later in the week) In addition to Biggie, Mezco had a number of...
NYCC 2008: Onell Design
Onell Design set up shop at the Rocket North booth in the small press area of NY Comic Con. It was sort of a last minute thing, so if you didn't make it to their booth...you missed out. They launched...
NYCC: Bigshot Toyworks and Moon Toad Productions
While, obviously, the most impressive piece at the Bigshot Toyworks booth was Ashley Wood's ginormous robot named Bertie...it's what was pictured below that really caught my eye. This trio of Visionaire figures are done by the amazing comic book artist...
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