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During yesterday’s segment, we profiled designer toy companies for our report on blind boxes. Today, it’s all about the end users of blind boxes: the fans. Toy fans
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The designer toy scene was born in the mid-late 1990s in Hong Kong (Michael Lau), Japan (Bounty Hunter), the UK (James Jarvis) and the USA (Kaws). A culture
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Wondercon isn’t about toys; it’s about comics: superheroes, Star Wars, cosplayers and comics. Semantics aside, Comic-Con has more toys. That said, ToyCyte scoured Wondercon in San Francisco’s Moscone
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You know how you occasionally see a toy and imagine a whole vignette unfolding behind it? That’s kind of how I felt the minute I saw Jamungo’s TUF-FLUCK
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Vinyl Toy Network Winter 2008 was a lot of fun and a great opportunity to chat with artists, toy companies, shops, fans and collectors. People were lined up
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Yes, I got strange looks, but then again, this is the Bay Area: anything goes. I took the Yeti to the voting booth. GAMA-GO ended up using these
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Toys Are Us: A Revolution In Plastic is a documentary on the vivid world of vinyl toys, the people who make them and the collectors who love them.
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Every year, fanboys and fangirls of varying stripes descend on San Diego for Comic-Con. Although the event has extensive programming, there’s one activity that unites the collectors with
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A writer’s dream is to write about a topic of true interest…and get paid to do so. As a blogger for ToyCyte, I get to play with words
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