Sponsor News: Woozy Moo New IN STOCK and Preorder Items for 10/27/16

 

Star Wars Rogue One – Black Series 6” Wave 8 Case (Krennic, C-3P0, Scarif Trooper, and more) In-Stock!

 

In-Stock/New Arrivals

• Dragon Ball Z Kai: S.H. Figuarts – Whis
• Transformers Titans Return Leader Class – Wave 2 Revision Set (Soundwave & Optimus Prime)
• Marvel Legends – Dr. Strange 6” Action Figures Wave Set of 8
• NECA Batman – 1:4 Scale Figure – Batman 1989 (Michael Keaton)
• Gotham Select TV Series 3 Action Figures

Hot Pre-Orders

• Classic X-Men Pop! Funko (Cable, Psylocke, Archangel, and more!)
• DC Comics Wonder Woman Blueline Edition Action Figure by Jim Lee
• Voltron – Legendary Defender
• Star Wars Rogue One: Imperial Death Trooper MAF EX Action Figure
• Marvel Spider-Man – Revoltech Amazing Yamaguchi Series

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Daniel Pickett

Coming Soon from Funko: Pop! Pets Series 2!

Pop! Pets

More Pop! Pets are joining the Funko family!

In August we announced the first series of cute and furry companions, and now the line is expanding!

This series includes Dachshund (brown), French Bulldog (gray), French Bulldog (gray & white), a black Labrador Retriever, and a chocolate Labrador Retriever!

Adopt a Pop! Pet this December!

Coming in December!

 

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Daniel Pickett

Do Funko X-Men Figures Signal The End Of The CompleX?

The CompleX is the theory that Marvel Comics is deliberately not pushing or promoting the X-Men line, as the movie/TV and related licensing rights are controlled by Fox Studios, and Marvel Comics isn’t interested in giving that any push.

This exhibits itself in a reduction in X-Men comics being published and their prominence in promotion – their absence even. That licensing is banned or severely restricted, and no cartoons are being produced. And while not as restrictive as the impositions made upon Fantastic Four-related, they have been reported as being imposed by above.

Fox does not receive a cut of Marvel’s comics-based or animation-based X-Men or FF licensing, it’s more about personal politics.

It was explained to me by a senior Marvel executive as more Marvel concentrating on Marvel Studios properties than actively not promoting the others. But it has led to the ridiculous state of X-Men and Fantastic Four characters – even the mention of them – being removed from collections, games, T-shirts and calendars. or statues being halted in mid-production.

Of late , however, relations between Marvel Comics and Marvel Studios have become far frostier. An relations with Fox, certainly regarding the TV series, has suddenly become something verging on the cordial.

And suddenly the leading pop vinyl brand of toys, Funko, has a whole line of X-Men related toys focused on the very nineties iterations that next years ResurreXion titles seem to be clustering around. Their first X-Men figures since… 2014?

Is this the end of the CompleX? At least as far as nineties X-Men go?

 

Do Funko X-Men Figures Signal The End Of The CompleX?

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Rich Johnston