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Anti-smoking advocacy group truth stopped by NYCC promoting their new mobile phone game Flavor Monsters, which is part of a campaign they're doing against flavored tobacco products. But what you might be more interested in ar...
| Brian Szabelski |
Diamond Select Toys had a slew of new Minimates on display at their NYCC booth in addition to hosting what may have been an awesome panel... which Tomopop totally missed. The panel reportedly featured the control arts for th...
| Scarecroodle |
TriForce is at it again, rolling into NYCC as probably the most heavily armed booth at the event. The munitions aren't real, but at first glance it would be hard to tell. They pull from some of the best licenses around, recre...
| Jeremy Emerje Crocker |
Located in one corner of the Tenacious Toys booth was Kid Ink Industries, home to artist Kris Dulfer. Kris' little corner was home to quite a few custom-painted pieces, most of them using Monster Kolor paints and some using e...
| Brian Szabelski |
Onell Design's booth at NYCC had one of the more interesting schedules, featuring rotating artists at the booth every 3 hours. There were plenty of Glyos figures on display to go around, including one of the event exclusives....
| Brian Szabelski |
Nicholas "Ni" Merz was out making his convention rounds once again at NYCC. Under the NiStuff banner he filled his booth from end to end with a bunch of custom painted pieces, hand cast molds, and his original creations from ...
| Jeremy Emerje Crocker |
Art Whino's booth at NYCC played host to nine different artists during the show. Notably, the one and only J*RYU was at the booth, with some interesting new customs to boot. It's not just the new little Saplings, like the lou...
| Brian Szabelski |
It wouldn't be a complete tour of the Kotobukiya booth at NYCC without highlighting some of the Star Wars-related merchandise they had on display! And of course, that means the gorgeous upcoming Star Wars Bishoujo Jaina Solo ...
| Kristina Pino |
Hiding out in Clutter Magazine's booth was the NYCC home for Brutherford Industries. The Brutherford corner featured new variants of Ice Scream Man, along with the NYCC release of the Dork Knight Ice Scream Man, as well as th...
| Brian Szabelski |
Frombie showed up NYCC with more figures than you can shake a stick at, from new colorways, pins and plushies of their SB and Zora characters (and more new molds like Kami and Zomo, or Robo-Zora and Running Zora). It all come...
| Kristina Pino |
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