Showing posts with label toys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label toys. Show all posts

Sunday, 17 January 2016

Batman v. Superman Rock Em Sock Em Robots

 
Some enterprising entity has created a duo of Rock Em Sock Em Robots to complement the upcoming Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice movie. It might be one of the best movie merchandising ideas ever.
 

Tuesday, 15 September 2015

Funeral Director Uses Action Figures to Calm Clients

Ross Paperman says it's "very special" to be able to help people at a time of sorrow, at his family-run funeral home. The Montreal funeral director says he warns clients about his toy-filled office before they walk in.

Thursday, 11 June 2015

TOY GUY Trailer

https://vimeo.com/ondemand/tokyotoyguy

Here's a trailer for the on-demand film TOY GUY. It looks to be a great little film about some of the biggest Batman toy collectors in the world! Check it out.

Monday, 16 September 2013

#RedandWhiteComic Show this weekend

Good time at the Red & White Comic & Toy Expo this weekend in Calgary.
Find of the show? This limited edition Batman: Year Zero Comic-Con edtion, signed by the creative team. Nice!

And as always they had a great turn out for their costume contest! 

and happy to have my son (meddling kid) along for the ride too
 


Friday, 13 September 2013

Tuesday, 11 December 2012

Is this how Dark Knight Rises ended?

http://geektyrant.com/news/2012/12/5/toy-explains-how-batman-escaped-the-explosion-in-tdkr.html
 One of the big questions about the ending of Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Rises is… How in the hell did Batman escape being killed by that massive explosion over the water at the end of the movie?! Well, there's a toy for that!

Wednesday, 24 October 2012

Tokyo Toy Guy

...it has some of the most amazing, and super-rare, museum-quality stuff that you will probably ONLY see in this film.




Thanks to Tommy over at Bat-Blog.com for posting this.

Monday, 17 September 2012

Red & White Calgary Comic & Toy Expo 2012

Good time at the Red & White Calgary Comic & Toy Expo 2012 this weekend. Took my son for the first time. He was a little overwhelmed but still had fun! Some great artists, and cosplayers! This show gets better every year! Well done guys! Check out their FB page here.



Friday, 14 September 2012

http://www.comicandtoy.ca/

I'll be geeking out at the Calgary Comic & Toy Expo this weekend.

Sunday, September 16, 2012. Doors open at 10:00 AM. Show runs until 4pm.
The show is located at the Red & White Club at the north end of McMahon Stadium in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. We offer free parking and easy CTrain access from the Banff Trail CTrain Station.
1817 Crowchild Trail
Calgary, Alberta, Canada


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Tuesday, 3 January 2012

Canadian Military Action Figures!!

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/story/2011/12/29/ns-action-figures-canadian-military.html

Nova Scotia man is one of three partners behind new action figures sporting Canadian military uniforms that they're trying to get on the market.
Although the figures may not become as popular as G.I. Joe, the first-ever Canadian military action figures are starting to sell quickly in Nova Scotia.
"Once they're all sold and $6,000 goes to the soldiers' fund, then we'd love to expand into different areas, maybe [add] more to the line, a female character. We have some ideas," Sperry said.
The action figures are only available in four locations in Nova Scotia — two in the Truro area, one in Dartmouth and another in Bridgewater. They're also availabe in select locations in Ontario.

Friday, 4 November 2011

New BATMAN THE DARK KNIGHT Toys - Mini Mez-itz Figures Box Sets by Mezco!

New BATMAN THE DARK KNIGHT Toys - Mini Mez-itz Figures Box Sets by Mezco!

Thanks to Tommy over at Bat-Blog for posting this.........
Next year, around April 2012, be sure to keep an eye out for these special DARK KNIGHT MOVIE 2" Mini Mez-itz Figures and Toy Vehicles made by MEZCO. They will be sold in different boxed sets. The 1st one will feature the TUMBLER Batmobile & it comes with a Mini-Batman 2" Mez-itz Figure.

Sunday, 16 October 2011

Red & White Calgary Comic & Toy Expo

Had a great time at The Red & White Calgary Comic & Toy Expo today.
found some great action figures and comics/graphic novels that I needed to "catch up" on.
They also had a great costume contest...here are a couple of the entries:


Friday, 14 October 2011

This Weekend CALGARY!!



http://www.comicandtoy.ca/
 Come down to McMahon Stadium this Sunday Oct 16th for the annual Calgary toy and Comic show. 
Artists, vendors, entertainment, too!!! 

 
About the show
The Red & White Calgary Comic & Toy Expo offers comics, toys, manga, original artwork, role-playing games and much, much more! There will be an artist alley, costume contest and silent auction!
Our next show is on Sunday, October 16, 2011. Doors open at 10:00 AM. Show runs until 4pm.
The show is located at the Red & White Club at the north end of McMahon Stadium in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. We offer free parking and easy CTrain access from the Banff Trail CTrain Station.
1817 Crowchild Trail
Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Friday, 7 January 2011

Fans batcave

Check out this guys train display, complete with Batcave!!!

BAT-BLOG BATMAN TOYS and COLLECTIBLES

You can see the 1966 Batmobile 1:43 Scale Corgi Car around the 2:20 mark.

Wednesday, 3 November 2010

Dc Super Heroes: the Ultimate Pop-Up Book!

Product Spotlight: Dc Super Heroes: the Ultimate Pop-Up Book!

taken from Legion of Gotham, follow link above for original post.

Product Spotlight: Dc Super Heroes: the Ultimate Pop-Up Book!

You can purchase this book online at Amazon.com

About this Book: Critically acclaimed pop-up engineer Matthew Reinhart celebrates the history, heroes, and villains of the DC Universe in this ultimate 3-D masterpiece! Bursting with over 25 impressive pop-ups, this deluxe format features a variety of unique novelty elements-including a light-up Bat-Signal, a cosmic Justice League of America battle scene, a twirling Lasso of Truth, and a transparent Invisible Jet!

Starring Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, and many more favorite DC characters, this momentous pop-up exploration releases just in time for DC Comics' 75th anniversary. With vibrant illustrations, exciting facts, and an eye-catching design, this is an absolute must-have for DC Super Hero fans of all ages!

Our Take: I'm a fan of Batman books in general.  Its an aspect of my collection that I enjoy focusing on.  One thing I don't have is a really nice pop-up book, so be still my heart when I get this bad boy in the mail.  To call this a pop-up book is really a disservice.  This book is absolutely amazing.  You can get an idea from the images, its dynamic, detailed and really quite fantastic!  I cannot say enough good things about this one.  Its great for collectors and children alike.  I highly recommend it.  

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Thursday, 4 March 2010

9 Old School Batman Vehicles That Rocked

9 Old School Batman Vehicles That Rocked

Check out the original link above......

We decided to revisit the classic 1960s Batman TV show and pick out some of the coolest crime fighting and villainous vehicles we could find.
So here’s our rundown of the 9 most coolest classic batman vehicles. If we’ve missed out your favorite let us know in the comments!


#9. Parachute Pickup Service Van

After fans wrote into the show complaining about Batman’s complete disregard for littering the streets with used Batmobile parachutes, the show equipped Alfred with a Batmobile Parachute Pickup Service Van to go and retrieve the chutes from the street.

#8. Catwoman’s Kitty Car

Catwoman’s Kitty Car (or Cat-illac as it was also known) was first used to ‘kidnap’ The Joker as he left Jail, and came complete with whiskers and a tail. Powered by a Corvair engine and with fully independent air/oil suspension, this hand-built beauty also featured an electric opening hood, doors, and roof.

#7. The Batcycle

The Batcycle was Batman’s backup mode of transport should the Batmobile be in need of a service. Amazingly the Batcycle also included a handy sidecar for Robin that could detach itself and become a fully independent mode of transport. The original Batcycle was a 1959 Harley Davidson with side car.

#6. The Penguin’s Solid Gold Tank

In the episode “Penguin’s Disastrous End”, The Penguin built himself a tank out of solid gold which he used to leave a trail of destruction across Gotham City. He also ran right over Chief O’Hara’s squad car crushing flat.

#5. The Batcopter

The dynamic duo rounded off their crime fighter stable by adding a Helicopter to the growing arsenal which included the Batmobile, Batcycle, Batboat, and now the Batcopter. The Batcopter was real helicopter based on the Bell 47 design, which first appeared along with the Batboat and Batcycle in the 1966 movie.

#4. The Joker Mobile

The Joker-Mobile appeared in the episode The Joker’s Last Laugh” and was a custom build of the Mongrel T that was used in Elvis Presley’s movie “Easy Come Easy Go”.

#3. The Batboat

First seen in the 1966 Batman movie, the Batboat enabled Batman and Robin to quickly navigate the seas armed to the teeth as they avoided exploding sharks in pursuit of The Penguin’s submarine.

#2. The Penguin’s Submarine

In the 1966 Batman full length movie, the Riddler, Penguin, Joker and Catwoman all club together to buy a pre-atomic submarine. After fitting the sub with flippers the super villains got ot work shooting torpedoes and Polaris missiles at anyone in their way.

#1. The Batmobile

Well it was always gonna be number one on the list wasn’t it? This iconic 1966 Batmobile was built exclusively for the TV show, and built from a $250,000 1955 Ford Lincoln concept car.

Thursday, 21 January 2010

The Bat-Sentry



This is one of the greatest things I seen.
A custom made Batman Transformer. A cross between the forever-cool Batmobile of the early 1940's and a Transformer, the Bat-Sentry robots appeared in the alternate future of DC's Kingdom Come.  Jin Saotome made the above custom Bat-Sentry for Wizard Magazine a few years back.

Monday, 30 November 2009

Batman is not safe?



Click here for the review.
It's not just the criminals in Gotham that aren't safe from Batman, it could be our kids too. According to this review.