In the past we have shown our figures up against the WWE Rumbler line of toys, well James “Busta Toons” Eatock gives us an idea of what our figures would look like in that body style.
This is just a taste of the upcoming pieces that will be featured in July’s War Games release of Leo Corazon
If you want to see what else James is up to please visit the awesome Cereal Geek website, its a great magazine he puts together and publishes independently
And for those wanting a set who were not able to attend the con we will have an extremely limited number that go on sale 5/15.
These sets will ship in late June, the reason for the delay is in order to make the Convention for our debut we had not cleaned up, QC inspected, or packaged the ones we set aside. That is what we are working on now and once that is done they will ship out.
First animation is complete, its pretty rad but remember its not meant to be anything more than a short ad and proof of concept. We will be putting together quite a few of these in the hopes of using it as a pitch sometime next year for a full series
Pixel Dan took time out at C2E2 on Saturday to interview Marty “THEGODBEAST” Hansen about Mystical Warriors of the Ring
We finished out C2E2 and almost completely sold out of what we took, we ended up with 1 Metallic and 1 Gold set remaining. So all in all it was a great launch and a very positive response.
We did a video interview and some members of the Press came around at various points to take highly detailed pics of the figures, for what reason we don’t know but it never hurts.
Information regarding the sale of debut sets at the store will come in a week or so after we fully return from the Convention and can set the store up and fit it in during a time we are not swamped with other inventory (like Integrity Toys merchandise). If we had to guess it would be about the 2nd week in May when the sets will go on sale.
Soon you will start seeing information about our July Wargames release with Leo Corazon, we have unseen art that is going to be shown as well as details of his packaging and accessories.
The 1st animation has been completed, I am mixing in the audio and doing the last minute editing but it should be up for viewing by the end of the week.
C2E2 went great for us, we sold out of all Thermal Color Change we brought. We just have a handful of other units (Gold and Metallic) but they will most likely sell on Day 2 or 3.
Here is our temporary display, tomorrow our full display will be up
And here is the awesome artist Dave Crosland (Album artist for Gym Class Heroes, MTV/Nick/Sony, etc) doing his rendition of our characters
Our first webisode/short is almost ready, here is some in progress work to show you where we are headed. Remember these will not be actual 22min episodes but merely shorts that will be combined at the end of the year to try and secure financing and production of a feature length animated special and then an animated series!
Everything is packed and ready for launch. If you are in Chicago at C2E2 stop by the booth and say Hi! We will have the entire 2013 lineup on display and sets are first come first served.
If we sell out at the show we will have a small amount for sale in May (shipping in June) at the store.
And the surprises for 2013 are just starting, remember we still have Animation coming as well as much more art for each new release.
And then there is this, what could Mini Treegarr from BigManToys be doing with the Mystical Warriors of the Ring??? …
We launch Mystical Warriors of the Ring one week from today, so to continue the excitement we are going to reveal a portion of what the fantastic James “Busta Toons” Eatock has been up to for our War Games release in July.
Not familiar with James work then spend a few minutes at his sites http://
We are nearing closer to the official debut at C2E2, and today feels like a good day to reveal a page from the mini comic that is included in the set
Done in Japanese Kinnikuman style (traditional Black and White) this comic is EPIC. We cannot thank our artist Lee Burbridge from BigManToys enough
