Tag: SDCC 2011

Like last year, the Grass Hut guys shared space with Gargamel and offered a variety of toys and art. Arbito continues to amaze with his resins and “squishy”

Gargamel always gets a big crowd from the moment they start unloading vinyl on Previews Night. I tend to dig the collaborations they do with western artists like

Although I missed Nathan Hamill‘s signing for his Radioactive Bellicose Bunny, I ran into him right after, and so I promptly whipped out my Art Hustle card. Nerd

Waaaay down at the far end of the exhibition hall (where I’m told there are massage tables, fyi for next year), I found what I initially thought were

Sucklord was everywhere at Comic-Con, and although I’m not always sure what he’s doing, I’m usually interested to go see. Case in point: While Brent Nolasco and J*RYU

For a lot of folks, Rotofugi was an expensive stop at Comic-Con, and with good reason: The Chicago toy shop and gallery had the final edition of Ferg and Brandt

It’s good to see UNKL still in the game. Their SDCC 2011 window included an exclusive 6-inch Hazmapo and an UNKL-ized version of Spongebob Squarepants. The Spongebob toys are,

Toynami‘s Canmans window display has evolved since last SDCC, but, at least in this blogger’s opinion, it feels a little…dated? Spray can stash boxes? Yawn. That said, the

Nice guy Dan Goodsell was repping a window into the world of Mr. Toast at Comic-Con, and this year marked the debut of Frankentoast. The 7-inch plush monster is

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: I like art toys. Brandi Milne‘s Bunny.Go.Ride is an art toy, and it’s a nice one at that. The