Wednesday, March 14, 2018

Hold on to Your Butts – Jurassic Park Dinosaur Funko Pops Are Here!

Jurassic Park Funko Pops are invading stores right now, and I could not be more excited. This line has been a long time coming, and I am actually surprised that it took this long for these to see the light of day.

While the human characters from the film are some of the best in film history, for me this is all about the dinos! Funko should have been making dinosaurs forever ago. I can’t be the only one who thinks this (I’m sure I’m not). I finally found all three in this first wave — still can’t find the chase Dilophosaurus anywhere though — and thought we would take a look.

jurassic park funko

I love the look of the boxes! They don’t do the on-the-side boxed Pops too often, but it looks really neat. Perfect color choices, giant Jurassic Park logo, and yes, you can see the humans on the back. But dinosaurs!

The Raptor Pop is my least favorite of the three. First of all: it cannot stand without the figure stand. I tried everything, but its feet are so uneven that it falls right over. While that is disappointing, it comes with a stand, so it’s not really an issue. The sculpt is excellent, and I think this one could have benefitted from a more running pose like we have seen in the films.

Probably the best sculpt of the three is the Dilophosaurus. The chase one does not have its cowl unfurled, which is a little boring. Good choice by Funko to make this one the regular release. The colors are amazing, and the cowl really adds a lot to the figure. This one also makes the best use of the standard Funko Pop eyes — they look the most natural on this one. By far my favorite.

Which brings us to the T-Rex. This one was the hardest to find, and it’s the dino most people are looking for, of course. While I love the box being on its side, I can’t help but wonder what could have been if this had been a 10-inch deluxe pop. It screams to be one. I’m not sure that they won’t do one down the line, but for now we only have this one. But don’t get me wrong — this is a great Pop. Right down to the little arms, they nailed the pose and everything. I just really wish he was huge.

All three of these are pretty great, and I love that they are now in my collection. Please make many more, Funko!

If you want some of these for your very own, they are in stores now or can be ordered here.

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Coming Soon From Funko: Deadpool Mystery Minis!

Mystery Minis: Deadpool

Find everyone’s favorite Marvel mercenary Deadpool
in a variety of different fun forms, now featured as Funko Mystery Minis!
Collect Deadpool as a Panda Bear, Chicken, Viking,
Mermaid, Punk Rocker and many more!
You never know who or what Deadpool will show up as!


Find Deadpool as a Cheerleader, Clown, and Wizard at GameStop!

Look for Deadpool as a Knight, Fighter Pilot, and Samurai at Hot Topic!

At Target find Deadpool as an old lady, boxer, and in hula attire!

Coming in May!


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Tuesday, March 13, 2018

[#SXSW] Walking Through the Ready Player One Activation

This Ready Player One activation walkthrough is brought to us by Bleeding Cool correspondent Brandon Wainerdi from SXSW.

Capitalizing on the hype machine that surrounded Sunday’s premiere of Steven Spielberg’s latest film, Ready Player One also rented out an enormous building in the heart of South by Southwest (SXSW) to build even further excitement.

Fans were literally placed into the fabled OASIS, allowed to run around The Stacks (literally stacked trailer homes), a lifesize Iron Giant, and zero-gravity night clubs. There was a Hot Topic pop-up shop stocked to the brim with Funkos and pop-vinyl key sets, and exorbitant amount of patches made sure that fans could take some of the Ready Player One world home with them.

Various pieces of ’80s paraphernalia were scattered in corners of comfortable sofas and record players. And, then the highlight of the build-out for me especially, was a full replica of the hero DeLorean-  complete with a flux capacitor and a movie-appropriate “Parzival” license plate. I definitely did not hold up the line with photos in a variety of poses to satiate my inner 10-year-old.

As an added bonus — my time at the activation was highlighted by surprise appearance of the full cast of The High Five. Tye Sheridan (Parzival), Olivia Cooke (Art3mis), Lena Waithe (Helen/Aech), Win Morisaki (Daito), and Philip Zhao (Shoto) held court with host Aisha Tyler (Archer) who delved into a Q&A covering everything from their auditions to their prior experience with Ernest Cline’s book (spoiler: not much).

You can read more about the LIVE event hosted by Twitch and IMDB here, which also had an appearance by Ben Mendelsohn (Nolan Sorrento), screenwriter Zak Penn, and author Ernie Cline.

Upstairs, there was a real-life version of the Stacks, each mobile home housing impressive VR experiences (which, obviously, were very tough to accurately photograph). But it was a nice touch and an obvious addition to the already-impressive marketing push. The movie (spoiler free review from the world premiere during SXSW here) might not open to the general public until March 29th, but for some lucky fans in Austin this weekend, the world has already gotten its first real look at living in the OASIS.

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Friday, March 9, 2018

Grey’s, The Boys, Wrestling Spoilers, and More! [The Weekly Static s01e30]

super bowl and more TV news

And this is how it starts: you take your shoes off in the back of my van. My shirt looks so good when it’s just hanging off your back. And you said, “Use your hands and my spare time. We’ve got one thing in common it’s”… The Weekly Static!

With all due respect to an incredibly cool song from The 1975I’m thinking you might want to get that looked at. Seriously? Cause it looks like it’s getting a little…

weekly static s01e09

The Weekly Static is our look at the past week in the land of the networks, cable, streaming, smoke signals, cloud formations, and shadow puppets from an interesting and entertaining perspective. So The Weekly Static team (myself, Rocky, Trejo, Bat-Murr and Margot Staten) makes you three promises… because we’re good like that:

● Offer blunt, honest perspectives on five TV topics from the past week covered by Bleeding Cool’s team of news-thirsty writers. Just to be clear? My views are my views and don’t reflect on the writers. We own what we say 110%.

● Spotlight a news item that we missed when it first hit, but we’re pretty sure you’ll want to know about.

● Feed my insatiable-yet-fragile ego with buckets of praise, adulation, social media shares, pizza, Superman Funkos, Eisner Awards, write-in votes for the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election (…now more than ever…) and a Coop’s “Devil’s Advocate” Zippo lighter.

M*A*S*H’s David Ogden Stiers Dies at the Age of 75

Oscars 2018 Complete Winners List

The Boys: Rampage’s Jack Quaid Set as Hughie in Amazon Series

Wrestling Promotion Declares War on Spoilers with Cease and Desist Letters

Grey’s Anatomy Star, Showrunner Blast Deadline Hollywood over Report

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John Carroll Lynch, Leslie Odom Jr. Among Cast for CBS All Access Series ‘$1’

“CBS All Access has set the main cast for its upcoming original series “$1,” Variety has learned.

The series is a mystery set in a small rust belt town in post-recession America, where a one-dollar bill changing hands connects a group of characters involved in a shocking multiple murder. Production of the series is set to begin in late March on location in Pittsburgh, Penn… (more)”

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Marvel Comics Squeaks Home with Marketshare Win for February, but 2018 is Down 6.8% on 2017 Already

Dark Knights Rising: The Wild Hunt #1, was the most-ordered comic by direct market comic stores in North America in February 2018. Though Peter Parker: Spectacular Spider-Man #300 was the top title for bringing in dollars. And Diamond are separating the top tens out now to reflect this.

And Marvel managed to take lead for both sales numbers and revenue raised in terms of that marketshare. Marvel Comics had a 34.86% retailer dollar share and a 36.94% unit share compared to DC’s  31.79% dollar share and a 36.61% unit share. Which is pretty level pegging for Marvel compared to January’s figures, 34.30% retailer dollar share and a 36.69% unit share.While DC Comics have slumped for both from January’s 38.94% unit share and a 33.80% retailer dollar share While Image Comics had a bump with a 10.49% dollar share and a 10.82% unit share compared to January’s 9.48% dollar share and an 8.23% unit share.

However the market itself is still slumping. 2017 was down around 10% on 2016. And the year to date for 2018 is down on January and February 2017 by 6.8%. Not a great start

Dark Knights Rising: The Wild Hunt Cover by Doug Mahnke and Wil Quintana

TOP COMIC BOOK PUBLISHERS

PUBLISHER

DOLLAR

SHARE

UNIT

SHARE

MARVEL COMICS

34.86%

36.94%

DC ENTERTAINMENT

31.79%

36.61%

IMAGE COMICS

10.49%

10.82%

IDW PUBLISHING

3.58%

2.63%

DARK HORSE COMICS

2.85%

1.68%

DYNAMITE ENTERTAINMENT

2.40%

2.29%

BOOM! STUDIOS

2.37%

2.12%

VIZ MEDIA

1.19%

0.46%

TITAN COMICS

1.01%

0.67%

ONI PRESS INC.

0.94%

0.53%

OTHER NON-TOP 10

8.54%

5.24%

 COMPARATIVE SALES STATISTICS

DOLLARS

UNITS

FEBRUARY 2018 VS. JANUARY 2018

COMICS

-3.40%

-6.02%

GRAPHIC NOVELS

-14.54%

-16.60%

TOTAL COMICS/GN

-6.72%

-6.83%

TOYS

-10.48%

-13.65%

FEBRUARY 2018 VS. FEBRUARY 2017

COMICS

-3.01%

-19.67%

GRAPHIC NOVELS

-18.53%

-14.13%

TOTAL COMICS/GN

-7.81%

-19.31%

TOYS

-10.28%

-1.44%

YEAR-TO-DATE 2018 VS. YEAR-TO-DATE 2017

COMICS

-3.67%

-15.61%

GRAPHIC NOVELS

-7.77%

-4.17%

TOTAL COMICS/GN

-4.88%

-14.86%

TOYS

5.11%

7.96%

NEW TITLES SHIPPED

PUBLISHER

COMICS SHIPPED

GRAPHIC NOVELS SHIPPED

MAGAZINES SHIPPED

TOTAL

SHIPPED

DC ENTERTAINMENT

88

33

1

122

MARVEL COMICS

81

31

0

112

IMAGE COMICS

70

12

0

82

IDW PUBLISHING

31

19

1

51

BOOM! STUDIOS

25

13

0

38

DARK HORSE COMICS

16

13

0

29

DYNAMITE ENTERTAINMENT

20

6

0

26

TITAN COMICS

12

11

1

24

VIZ MEDIA

0

20

0

20

ONI PRESS

3

5

0

8

OTHER NON-TOP 10

103

155

23

281

TOTAL

449

318

26

793

Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples’ Saga Volume 8 from Image Comics was February’s best-selling graphic novel. Marvel Comics had four titles in the top ten, led by Star Wars: Doctor Aphra Volume 2 at #2, followed byStar Wars: Jedi of the Republic: Mace Windu at #5, The Despicable Deadpool Volume 1: Deadpool Kills Cable at #7, and Astonishing X-Men Volume 1: The Life of X at #9. DC Entertainment also had four titles in the top ten:DC Meets Looney Tunes at #3, Teen Titans Volume 2: The Rise of Aqualad at #4, Justice League Volume 5:Legacy at #6, and Titans Volume 3: A Judas Among Us at #8. Rounding out the top ten, Dark Horse Comics’ Neil Gaiman’s American Gods Volume 1: Shadows ranked #10.

TOP 10 COMIC BOOKS BY UNITS SHIPPED

RANK

DESCRIPTION

PRICE

ITEM CODE

VENDOR

1

DARK KNIGHTS RISING: THE WILD HUNT #1

$4.99

NOV170209 DC

2

X-MEN RED #1

$4.99

DEC170785-M MAR

3

BATMAN #40

$2.99

DEC170255-M DC

4

BATMAN #41

$2.99

DEC170257-M DC

5

THE WALKING DEAD #176

$3.99

OCT178652-M IMA

6

BATMAN: WHITE KNIGHT #5

$3.99

DEC170262-M DC

7

PETER PARKER: SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN #300

$5.99

DEC170828-M MAR

8

STAR WARS #43

$3.99

DEC170930-M MAR

9

INFINITY COUNTDOWN PRIME #1

$4.99

DEC170883-M MAR

10

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #796

$3.99

DEC178082-M MAR

VIZ Media’s Pokémon Seek and Find: Pikachu, an all-ages activity book based on the popular franchise, was February’s best-selling book. Also in the top ten, Dark Horse Comics’ Overwatch Anthology Volume 1, a collection of online comics and behind-the-scenes materials from the video game, ranked #6.

TOP 10 COMIC BOOKS BY DOLLARS INVOICED

RANK

DESCRIPTION

PRICE

ITEM CODE

VENDOR

1

PETER PARKER: THE SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN #300

$5.99

DEC170828-M MAR

2

DARK KNIGHTS RISING: THE WILD HUNT #1

$4.99

NOV170209 DC

3

X-MEN RED #1

$4.99

DEC170785-M MAR

4

THE WALKING DEAD #176

$3.99

OCT178652-M IMA

5

BATMAN: WHITE KNIGHT #5

$3.99

DEC170262-M DC

6

BATMAN #40

$2.99

DEC170255-M DC

7

BATMAN #41

$2.99

DEC170257-M DC

8

INFINITY COUNTDOWN PRIME #1

$4.99

DEC170883-M MAR

9

STAR WARS: THRAWN #1

$4.99

DEC170925-M MAR

10

SWAMP THING WINTER SPECIAL #1

$7.99

NOV170208 DC

Dynamite Entertainment’s Dejah Thoris #1 ranked #118 for the month; BOOM! Studios’ Jim Henson’s Labyrinth: Coronation #1, based on the cult favorite film, was the publisher’s top book at #119; IDW Publishing’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #162 was their selling-book for February at #162; and Dark Horse Comics’ Hellboy and the B.P.R.D. 1955: The Burning Season One-Shot ranked #164.

TOP 10 GRAPHIC NOVELS & TRADE PAPERBACKS BY UNITS SHIPPED

RANK

DESCRIPTION

PRICE

ITEM CODE

VENDOR

1

SAGA VOLUME 8 TP (MR)

$14.99

OCT170715 IMA

2

STAR WARS: DOCTOR APHRA VOLUME 2 TP

$17.99

NOV171074 MAR

3

DC MEETS LOONEY TUNES TP

$19.99

NOV170365 DC

4

TEEN TITANS VOLUME 2: THE RISE OF AQUALAD TP

$14.99

NOV170355 DC

5

STAR WARS: JEDI OF THE REPUBLIC: MACE WINDU TP

$15.99

NOV171075 MAR

6

JUSTICE LEAGUE VOLUME 5: LEGACY TP

$16.99

NOV170352 DC

7

DESPICABLE DEADPOOL VOL. 1: DEADPOOL KILLS CABLE TP

$17.99

NOV171066 MAR

8

TITANS VOL. 3: A JUDAS AMONG US TP

$16.99

NOV170356 DC

9

ASTONISHING X-MEN VOLUME 1: THE LIFE OF X TP

$17.99

NOV171063 MAR

10

NEIL GAIMAN’S AMERICAN GODS VOL. 1: SHADOWS TP

$29.99

OCT170049 DAR

TOP 10 GRAPHIC NOVELS & TRADE PAPERBACKS BY DOLLARS INVOICED

RANK

DESCRIPTION

PRICE

ITEM CODE

VENDOR

1

HOUSE OF SECRETS: THE BRONZE AGE OMNIBUS HC

$125.00

JUL170478 DC

2

DAREDEVIL: SHADOWLAND OMNIBUS HC

$125.00

AUG171005-M MAR

3

ABSOLUTE WONDER WOMAN BY AZZARELLO & CHIANG VOLUME 2 HC

$125.00

JUL170487 DC

4

DEADPOOL BY DANIEL WAY OMNIBUS VOLUME 1 HC

$100.00

AUG171007 MAR

5

BATMAN: SECRETS: SAM KIETH GALLERY EDITION HC

$125.00

MAR170443 DC

6

MOEBIUS LIBRARY: INSIDE MOEBIUS VOLUME 1 HC

$39.99

OCT170050 DAR

7

NEIL GAIMAN’S AMERICAN GODS VOL. 1: SHADOWS HC

$29.99

OCT170049 DAR

8

NEW TEEN TITANS OMNIBUS VOLUME 2 HC

$75.00

AUG170339 DC

9

DC MEETS LOONEY TUNES TP

$19.99

NOV170365 DC

10

STAR WARS: DOCTOR APHRA VOLUME 2 SC

$17.99

NOV171074 MAR

TOP 10 BOOKS BY UNITS SHIPPED

RANK

DESCRIPTION

PRICE

ITEM CODE

VENDOR

1

POKEMON SEEK & FIND: PIKACHU HC

$9.99

DEC171940 VIZ

2

POKEMON SEEK & FIND: KANTO HC

$9.99

DEC171939 VIZ

3

THE SHADOW DOUBLE NOVEL VOLUME 126 SC

$14.95

NOV172218 SAN

4

THE LIFE & LEGEND OF WALLACE WOOD VOLUME 2 HC

$39.99

NOV171663 FAN

5

GOOD MORNING SUPERMAN BOARD BOOK

$7.99

OCT172073 CAP

6

OVERWATCH ANTHOLOGY VOLUME 1 HC

$19.99

JUN170080 DAR

7

STAR WARS: THE LAST JEDI: CHEWIE AND THE PORGS HC

$17.99

OCT172100 HAC

8

WORLD OF READING LEVEL 1: THIS IS BLACK PANTHER

$4.99

NOV172200 HAC

9

DR TENTH

$5.99

DEC172068 PUT

10

UNBEATABLE SQUIRREL GIRL VOL. 1: SQUIRREL MEETS WORLD

$8.99

DEC172060 HAC

Based on Blizzard Entertainment’s immensely popular team shooter video game, Good Smile’s Overwatch: Mercy “Classic Skin” Nendoroid was February’s best-selling toy product. DC Collectibles had two products in the top ten: the Harley Quinn: Red White & Black by Stanley “Artgerm” Lau Statue ranked #2 and the DC Designer Series: Aquaman & Mera by Pat Gleason Statue ranked #4. Diamond Select Toys also had two products in the top ten: the Marvel Premier Collection: Venom Statue ranked #3 and the Marvel Gallery: Spider-Man Homecoming: Spider-Man PVC Figure, based on the blockbuster film, ranked #8. Also of note, twoPREVIEWS exclusive Funko items placed in the month’s top ten: the POP! Hellboy: Hellboy with Excalibur Vinyl Figure ranked #5 and the POP! Rides: Marvel Comics: Classic Ghost Rider with Bike Glow-in-the-Dark Vinyl Figure ranked #7.

Adventure awaits tabletop gamers at Xavier’s School for Gifted Youngsters in the WizKids/NECA’s Marvel HeroClix: X-Men: Xavier’s School Booster Brick, the best-selling game product of February. Also among the top ten was IDW Games with Roar: King of the Pride at #10 for the month.

TOP 10 TOYS BY DOLLARS INVOICED

RANK

DESCRIPTION

ITEM CODE

VENDOR

1

OVERWATCH: MERCY “CLASSIC SKIN” NENDOROID MAY178992 GOO

2

HARLEY QUINN: RED WHITE & BLACK BY STANLEY “ARTGERM” LAU STATUE AUG170368 DC

3

MARVEL PREMIER COLLECTION: VENOM STATUE JUL172797 DST

4

DC DESIGNER SERIES: AQUAMAN & MERA BY PAT GLEASON STATUE AUG170364 DC

5

POP! HELLBOY: HELLBOY WITH EXCALIBUR PX VINYL FIGURE JUN178581 FUN

6

STITCH DS-004 D-SELECT SERIES 6-INCH STATUE APR178964 BEA

7

POP! RIDES: MARVEL: CLASSIC GHOST RIDER WITH BIKE GLOW-IN-THE-DARK VINYL FIGURE JUL178584 FUN

8

MARVEL GALLERY: SPIDER-MAN HOMECOMING: SPIDER-MAN PVC FIGURE AUG172644 DST

9

FINAL FANTASY ADVENT CHILDREN PLAY ARTS KAI: SEPHIROTH FIGURE JUN178118 SQU

10

FINAL FANTASY XV PLAY ARTS KAI: ARANEA FIGURE MAY178535 SQU

TOP 10 GAMES BY DOLLARS INVOICED

RANK

DESCRIPTION

ITEM CODE

VENDOR

1

MARVEL HEROCLIX: X-MEN: XAVIER’S SCHOOL BOOSTER BRICK OCT172984 NEC

2

DARK SOULS BOARD GAME OCT178117 STE

3

STRANGER THINGS OUIJA GAME NOV178196 HAS

4

BEARS VS. BABIES CARD GAME JUN178872 EXP

5

HASBRO GRAB & GO GAMES NOV178561 HAS

6

MUNCHKIN CCG BOOSTER DISPLAY NOV173172 PSI

7

OPERATION STAR WARS: BB-8 EDITION AUG178537 HAS

8

CLUE: RICK AND MORTY “BACK IN BLACKOUT” BOARD GAME JUL173384 USA

9

YU-GI-OH! EXTREME FORCE NOV173144 KON

10

ROAR: KING OF THE PRIDE GAME NOV170575 IDW

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Thursday, March 8, 2018

Dark Horse Won the Exclusive Comics War at ECCC 2018 with Vox Machina: Origins

Ian Melton went to ECCC for Bleeding Cool. He brought back a lot of… stuff. He writes:

Conventions, especially the larger ones, mean one thing to many attendees — and that is exclusives. The variant comic covers and exclusive items that can only be found at a convention drive interest, ticket sales, and above all, visits to eBay, it seems. ECCC 2018 was no exception, and with a large variety of exclusives, which were the ones that really were desired?

Comic book-wise, everyone had exclusives from Valiant to Zenoscope to Dark Horse to DC through Graphitti Designs, and several artists brought their own exclusives from Marvel.

Interest was very high among Valiant with their Secret Weapons: Owen’s Story #0 ECCC exclusive with it being Eric Heisserer‘s next to last story for Valiant and out two weeks early at ECCC.

Interest was also strong in the new Silver Foil variants for DC Comics, probably the start of 2018 conventions getting DC Silver Foil variants when Graphitti Designs is at a convention. Batman #41 and Mera #1 were the better sellers over Terrifics #1, but with lots of copies available, none of these were going for big money compared to their initial cost.


The biggest surprise was Dark Horse, who sold through their 1000-copy run of Critical Role – Vox Machina: Origins #1 Hauber variant, which has had less then 10 copies go up on eBay, and the one listing that had multiples for $20 sold through those in under 30 minutes. Since then, prices have jumped from $30 a copy to over $50 and $60 on auctions that still have days left until they end.

Exclusive covers done by artists only for sale at the convention saw four different covers from Adam Hughes for Spectacular Spider-Man #300. However, none of these have sold for more than a bit above their price at the convention unless they were signed by Hughes himself.

Tyler Kirkman’s Venom Inc. #1 variant of Venom and Venomized Black Cat, Cover D in the set he did for the comic, had good interest and a few copies sold above their $40 price tag — but not many.


Natali Sander’s realistic artwork drew many fans to her table and her cover for G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #249 drew attention but not huge online sales.

Book-wise, Random House had a lottery at ECCC to get exclusive copies of the Star Wars: The Last Jedi novelization that had an exclusive cover. Copies sold before the convention had over $100 price tag but have since dropped to around $80 to $90.
Art prints are always big sellers at conventions, as most artists bring their own artwork to sell as prints. Convention exclusive prints though are a bit rarer, and two were selling very well on the aftermarket at and after ECCC.

Skybound was giving away an exclusive art print for Oblivion Song with $25 purchases.

And the rarer print was the exclusive Voltron print that was made just for the convention to give away to those who came for the Thursday night Voltron panel, where the first episode of season 5 was screened.

Pops were the last big type of exclusives at ECCC, and most, since they were shared exclusives, didn’t go for huge money over the $15 initial price tag. The non-shared exclusives, though, which were few, did very well on the aftermarket with prices around $200 going for the flocked Bigfoot and others attracting around $75 to $150 for other non-shared exclusives. The biggest exception was the Emerald Chrome Batman, which had people outside of the Funko Lottery line begging those in line to buy them one. Considering one went for $680 and many more have gone for over $500, it isn’t surprising people wanted one.

However, Funko didn’t just decide to do exclusive Pops for the convention — they also took advantage of their headquarters’ proximity to the convention and to encourage convention goers to come visit the HQ in person created several Funko HQ ECCC exclusives, with the Blue and Green Funko Flocked Bigfoot being the best seller going from around $70 to $200 in most cases. I’m sure it was a very successful tactic that we can expect Funko to keep doing for ECCC.


Overall, all the ECCC exclusives showed that if as a fan you want exclusive things other fans aren’t like to have, go to conventions to get them, or if you are looking for ways to pay for your trip, buy and flip exclusives, or some people just have way too much money.

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