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Monday, July 4, 2016

Funko Pop! BATMAN Zur En Arrh #137 TARGET EXCLUSIVE - DAMAGED BOX

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Funko Pop Hot Topic Exclusive Goku, Summer Convention Exclusive Frieza MIB

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Funko Pop! BATMAN Zur En Arrh #137 TARGET EXCLUSIVE - DAMAGED BOX

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Funko Pop Marvel Walgreens Exclusive Punisher #80

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FUNKO POP! THE BIG LEBOWSKI WALTER RARE RETIRED

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Funko Pop! DOMO MAN OF STEEL #28 LIM 1008 EXCLUSIVE Vinyl Figure BRAND NEW dc

Funko Pop! DOMO MAN OF STEEL #28 LIM 1008 EXCLUSIVE Vinyl Figure *BRAND NEW* dc

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FUNKO POP! THE BIG LEBOWSKI WALTER RARE RETIRED

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Funko Pop! DOMO MAN OF STEEL #28 LIM 1008 EXCLUSIVE Vinyl Figure BRAND NEW dc

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@GAMESTOP TO SELL LEAGUE OF LEGENDS POP! VINYL FIGURE COLLECTION AND GAMESTOP EXCLUSIVE COLLECTOR’S BOX

Pre-order the Limited Edition Collector’s Box Exclusively at GameStop

GRAPEVINE, TX – July 1, 2016 – Riot Games and Funko team up to bring the League of Legends POP! Vinyl figure collection to GameStop stores this summer, including the GameStop exclusive League of Legends Collector’s Box. Beginning today at 12:00 p.m. Pacific time, League fans can pre-order the Collector’s Box for $24.99 exclusively at GameStop stores and online at www.GameStop.com to receive:

Limited edition Amumu POP! Vinyl figure
Mini Lucian figure
Thresh Pocket POP! keychain
One of two Mystery Mini Poro three pack

Additionally, GameStop customers can also pre-order the upcoming line of League of Legends POP! vinyl figures, featuring six champions: Ashe, Lee Sin, Thresh, Braum, Jinx, and Vi. Will you choose Vi the Piltover Enforcer, Braum the Heart of the Freljord, Jinx the Loose Cannon, Lee Sin the Blind Monk, Ashe the Frost Archer, or Thresh the Chain Warden?

For more information about the League of Legends POP! Vinyl Collector’s Box and League of Legends POP! Vinyl figures visit http://www.gamestop.com/lolcollectibles

About GameStop

GameStop Corp. (NYSE: GME), a Fortune 500 company headquartered in Grapevine, Texas, is a global, omnichannel video game, consumer electronics and wireless services retailer. GameStop operates more than 7,100 stores across 14 countries. The company’s consumer product network also includes www.gamestop.com; www.Kongregate.com, a leading browser-based game site; Game Informer® magazine, the world’s leading print and digital video game publication; and ThinkGeek, www.thinkgeek.com, the premier retailer for the global geek community featuring exclusive and unique video game and pop culture products. In addition, our Technology Brands segment includes Simply Mac and Spring Mobile stores. Simply Mac, www.simplymac.com, operates 76 stores, selling the full line of Apple products, including laptops, tablets, and smartphones and offering Apple certified warranty and repair services. Spring Mobile, http://springmobile.com, sells post-paid AT&T services and wireless products through its 908 AT&T branded stores and offers pre-paid wireless services, devices and related accessories through its 70 Cricket branded stores in select markets in the U.S.

General information about GameStop Corp. can be obtained at the company’s corporate website. Follow GameStop on Twitter atwww.twitter.com/GameStop and find GameStop on Facebook at www.facebook.com/GameStop.

About League of Legends:

League of Legends is a fast-paced, team-oriented online game where two teams of five compete in intense 5v5 battles that require strategic thinking, lightning reflexes, and coordinated team-play. Over 67 million people play League of Legends each month, making LoL the most played PC video game in the world.

About Riot Games:

Riot Games aspires to be the most player-focused game company in the world. The company was established in 2006 by a couple of entrepreneurial gamers who believe player-focused game development can result in awesome games. In 2009, Riot released its debut title, League of Legends, to critical and player acclaim. Riot knows players form the foundation of the community and it’s for them that the company continues to evolve and improve the League of Legends experience.

About Funko:

Funko is a purveyor of pop culture and licensed-focused company located in Everett, WA. Funko currently holds hundreds of licenses and the rights to create tens of thousands of characters, more than any other company in the collectibles industry. Funko’s Pop! Vinyl is the number one stylized vinyl collectible on the market, selling millions of figures to collectors around the world.

Funko was founded as a bobblehead company in 1998 by Mike Becker. In 2005, Becker sold Funko to its current CEO, Brian Mariotti, who set his sights toward rapid growth in the licensed gift and collectibles world. Since then, the company has expanded rapidly in both product lines and distribution, with new forays into licensed-subscription boxes, apparel, housewares and more. Funko currently sells consumer products, toys and collectibles in thousands of stores serving customers worldwide.

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Daniel Pickett

@OriginalFunko June #Marvel @CollectorCorps Women of Power #Unboxing Video

This month we crack open the Marvel Collector Corps June box of goodness. The theme this time around is Marvel’s Women of Power… and there’s some grand exclusives in this box, including one of my all time favorite POP Vinyl!

Check it out and don’t miss out on the August SPIDER-MAN themed box! Head over to www.collectorcorps.com and order yours today!

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Daniel Pickett

Sunday, July 3, 2016

Who Will You Choose? Funko Announces League Of Legends Collection

One of the most successful MOBA’s of all time is getting a line of Funko POP! Vinyl’s and everyone is pretty excited about it. I’d say League of Legends is the first thing since the invention of World of Warcraft that I’ve lost friends to. Of course when I mean, lost friends, I mean temporarily as they lock themselves in their room and binge play. It’s about time Funko has hopped on that train…

There’s also a special collectors box for you die-hard fans out there:

“Complete your Pop! League of Legends collection by pre-ordering the exclusive League of Legends Collector’s Box, featuring the limited edition Amumu Pop! A Mystery Mini Lucian figure, a Thresh Pocket Pop! Keychain and a mystery three pack of mini Poros (Poro, Gentleman Poro, Draven Poro, PROJECT Poro, Shadow Isles Poro, King Poro) — which three will you get?”

Who Will You Choose? Funko Announces League Of Legends Collection

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Christine Marie

John Barrowman Would Like To Play Captain America’s Boyfriend – Heroes & Villains Fanfest 2016

Jason Borelli attended Heroes & Villains Fanfest: New York 2016

Today was a mixed bag for me. I learned some things about myself. For starters, I don’t know if I’m the best person to get a press badge. I didn’t interview anybody. I only went to one panel. And I always – ALWAYS – feel like a schmuck when I talk to people, especially celebrities. I wouldn’t say that I’m easily awestruck, but I stink at small talk. If you ever see me leave a conversation rolling my eyes, it’s mostly aimed towards myself. I have three months to get over that before I hit New York Comic Con for Bleeding Cool. For the record, I would have been okay with paying for all four days, but I didn’t want to get shut out of a show that’s close to me.

Sometimes, I ask for bad stuff to happen to me. Example: I got to meet Sean Pertwee. I bought a combination of an autograph and a selfie, though somebody else had to take the picture. I didn’t bring up Sean’s father (Jon, the third Doctor), since he probably hears about him all the time. I ask him if he’s enjoying New Jersey. Turns out Gotham films there, as well as my home borough of Staten Island, which surprised me greatly. I joked about stalking the locations. I show the lady at the booth which button to press on the camera. I pose with Sean. We’re both smiling. And I did not think to check to see if the picture was taken until I got home. I am an idiot. Tomorrow, I’m going to see if I can get a reshoot. I’m just upset that I might have lost a few bucks.

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I didn’t hit as many stars as I did with Long Island Who. Most of the reason was the pricing . . . I found the going rate was $40 for an autograph, $30 for a picture (if the person didn’t have a sign indicating otherwise, and $60 for both. In some cases, it was too steep for me, especially with supporting players. For somebody like Caity Lotz, Sara Lance/White Canary from Legends of Tomorrow? That was a bargain, and I got through her line quickly. I saw her sporting a hat, and I asked her if she was a hat person. Turns out she is. Hey, she doesn’t wear those on the show.

I also met Jack Coleman, who didn’t have much attention at his booth. I do not pity him, but I feel bad by the lack of fans. It’s not his fault that his show only had one universally-acclaimed season, and Heroes Reborn was a clunker. From him, I found out that he needs glasses these days. In the early days of Heroes, he wore contacts behind his trademarked horn-rimmed glasses.

Because I’m a dope that likes sleep, I got to the show after noon. I wound up missing the first Arrow-themed panel, which featured Paul Blackthrone (Quentin Lance), Katie Cassidy (Laurel Lance), Echo Kellum (Curtis Holt), Neal McDonough (Damine Darhk) (normally, I don’t spell it with an “H” because I’m picky like that) and Charlotte Ross (Donna Smoak). Luckily for me, there will be another tomorrow morning with Colin Donnell (Tommy Merlyn), Willa Holland (Thea Queen) and David Ramsey. Also, I’ll try to hit panels for Legends of Tomorrow and Gotham. I only hit one today, but I’m thinking that it was the one that was a must-see: John Barrowman.

I heard good things about John at conventions, and he did not disappoint. My only misgiving was that kids showed up; I feel that this was a “rated PG-13” panel, because the guy was very ribald. Early on, he made farting noises for the purpose of making the sign language interpreter translate that. He told the story about how his husband photobombed him twice by appearing naked. He talked about how much Malcolm Merlyn is hated. Then there was the time he was filmed eating chips with David Tennant for four hours, and they became constipated for three days afterward. Then Colin Donnell and Thea Holland stopped by (John’s children on Arrow; “I killed one and beat the other!”), and John and Colin sang “Anything Goes” When asked what established character he would like to have played, John figured it was by either Captain America or “Captain America’s boyfriend.” And it turned out the producers at Arrow offered the role of Malcolm to John, not thinking he’d accept it. He also talked about the Torchwood comic he’ll be writing with his sister Carole for Titan, and he mentioned that there would be a story about how Captain Jack Harkness would become the Face of Boe. Personally, I always thought that Jack was having fun with the Doctor at the end of “Last Of The Time Lords.” Now, one of Jack’s testicles evolving into the Face of Boe? I can buy that. Anyway . . . if you have a chance to see John Barrowman up close, do it. I feel envious towards those who will be attending the Eisner Awards this month, where he’ll be hosting.

Other stuff of note:

Most of the Arrow stars had their own area. I noticed Katie Cassidy had a long line, so I’m guessing she has more fans than I would have figured. By the way . . . yes, I am aware of Previously.tv, my screenname is Lantern7, and you guys were the ones I was thinking about in regards to not liking Laurel Lance.
I bought two blind items because I’m a junkie, both made by Funko: a “Mymoji” (small ball-like figure) which turned out to be a rather cute smiling Joker, and a Katana from Suicide Squad. I offered to get Game of Thrones stuff for my mother, but she thinks I get enough tchotchkes as it is.
I brought my iPad with me. Looking up WiFi, I was happy to hook up to a way to get online . . . and then I was asked to pay $34.99 for 24 hours of access. Because I don’t make that much money at my temp job and I’m so used to free service, I decided to go without for the day.
There are artists at the show, but I think most of them are content to sell prints and merch, as opposed to doing commissions. Before leaving home, I printed up references for four characters played by folks at the show. In retrospect, I might have overdone it. Luckily for me, Louie La Palombara III was in attendance. I’ve gotten a lot of sketches from him over the years, which is why I profiled him on my blog. I met Louie after attending the John Barrowman’s panel, and I wound up getting Malcolm Merlyn from him. If I don’t run into John tomorrow, I’m going to show that off to him, as well as this sketch of Captain Jack I got from Rachael Stott at NYCC last year. I’ll probably e-mail those to him.