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 Photo GallerySDCC 2009 coverage sponsored by...

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 Scrappers) were well represented. Our top three...

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 Toys Photo GallerySDCC 2009 coverage sponsored by...

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 Comics Photo...

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...

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...

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