BeeFy and Co.'s booth over at last week's WonderCon was like a miniature art show, full of custom designer toys. The highlight of the booth was surely the collection of Beefy & Co.'s Bad Bad Buddha figures, which had been...
| Natalie Kipper |
Artist, Jerome Lu, was in attendance at the Hyperactive Monkey booth during WonderCon. He had a con-exclusive glow-in-the-dark Monkey Bank (US$80), as well as limited amounts of his SDCC 2012 exclusive Ebony Edition Master Ba...
| Rio McCarthy |
I kid you not, I walked past Sebastien Millon's corner booth at WonderCon and was literally stopped in my tracks at the sight of his merchandise. I am not sure which caught my eye first: the herd of adorable plush bears of va...
| Natalie Kipper |
Steam Crow was wonderfully in attendance at WonderCon with wares in tow. The KlawBerry plushies were there, which are super adorable, as well as Snappy Camera. The works of Daniel and Dawna Davis were so vivid and lively at t...
| Rio McCarthy |
I had previously shown you Fuller's customs of Batman and Batgirl using Celsius and Revolver Girl, but those aren't the only customs that were in their full glory this weekend at WonderCon. There was also an incredible Spawn ...
| Rio McCarthy |
Furry Feline Creatives always does an awesome job of arranging their booth to set the "stage" for their toys and WonderCon was no exception. Their exclusive plushes for the convention turned the kitties, Purridge and Rin...
| Natalie Kipper |
While perusing Artist Alley over at WonderCon this past weekend, I spotted some colorful plushes from a fun, fictional world. They are the Horndribbles, friendly monsters from the aptly-named Horndribble Island. The plushes (...
| Natalie Kipper |
Dynamite Rex showed up at WonderCon with some newly discovered species, most notably the sofubi Raaar! prototype. Yes, it's being made with soft vinyl from Japan and hopefully, should be around in time for release at San Dieg...
| Brian Szabelski |
Crabapple made it to WonderCon! We previously featured Crabapple when inki-Jinx's Shelly Rodriguez started a Kickstarter to fund the production of Crabapple plushes. The Kickstarter is now US$699 shy of its US$4,500 goal. Wit...
| Vanessa Cubillo |
For WonderCon, Skelanimals brought along their new Day of the Dead plushes. Available in three different characters, they were Diego the bat, Kit the cat, and Maxx the dog. Other items on display were their deluxe and DC supe...
| Vanessa Cubillo |
DC Collectibles had, not surprisingly, a bunch of comic book figures on display at WonderCon. What I found most interesting were the figures for the upcoming Man of Steel movie. I'm kind of a Superman hater, but I have to adm...
| Tianxiao Ma |
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