Here's a teaser for you: Gordo Batman custom
So, maybe you don't like the cute little Gordos, but maybe you like Batman, and ... now you've got something to think about for a few weeks. This will apparently be revealed at the time of New York Comic Con and is coming up in the Gordo show (for Brent Nolasco and MyPlasticHeart). ZombieMonkie has done a pretty good job in getting me interested in what this will look like, and it isn't just because the theme is Batman. It really does look pretty cool so far. This is all we have for now, but don't worry, you'll see the complete figure as soon as we do! [via SpankyStokes] Did you know? You can now get daily or weekly email notifications when humans reply to your comments.
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