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This is one of the coolest Star Wars figures ever released: a 6" Boba Fett similar to the one released in the main line of the Black Series, but with a much more complete set of accessories, notably Han Solo locked in carbonite, as he appears in The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi.
The figure was released as an exclusive at the 2013 San Diego Comic Con (SDCC), at an initial price of $44.99; even one year later, the set will fetch a minimum of $100 on eBay or similar sites.
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Hasbro followed the Vintage Series, a reissue series of classic figures from the 1970s and ‘80s, with the Black Series, designed to be the ultimate Star Wars collector’s experience… ever. (Hell, “the Black Series” even makes it sound like a fancy bottle of Scotch or something.)
For the first time, the company departed from its stalwart 3.75" size for a bigger, more detailed 6" figure line. Within a year of release, some figures from the line are commanding upwards of $100 on eBay, including the eternal fan favourite, Boba Fett… with frozen Han Solo in tow.
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After creating a line of action figures for Robert Kirkman’s Walking Dead comic book, it was only fitting that McFarlane toys would also create a line for the AMC TV series based on it. Starting with Series 4 of the line, the action figures were created using full body scans of the actors from the television show, which were subsequently molded using advanced 3D printing technology.
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McFarlane’s original Walking Dead line brings the best-selling independent comic of all time to life in vibrant plastic. As envisioned by artists Tony Moore and Charlie Adlard and writer Robert Kirkman.
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To coincide with the 20th anniversary of the classic anime Sailor Moon, which gets a retcon series (Sailor Moon: Crystal) and a Blu-Ray release this year, Bandai is releasing a full line of Sailor Moon figures on its S.H. Figuarts imprint.
The figures are distributed in North America by Bluefin. They’re beautifully sculpted and articulated and fans will be pleased to note the inclusion of lesser-known characters like Sailor Neptune and Saturn!
Words said a million times before
And all it is is a song
A song sung a million times before Refused – Protest Song '68
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This is an allusion to the eternal desire for freedom and justice, which is as old as humanity itself. Take, for example, the Sumerian ama-gi, the oldest expression in written language of the word “freedom,” more than 6,000 years old.
Rewoke Malatestas dream
Inspiration from the past
Focus to the future at last
Fixed dogmas can't substitute
Creative thoughts and action Refused – Protest Song '68
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Errico Malatesta (1853-1932) was an Italian anarchist who edited dozens of radicalist newspapers and spent more than a decade as a political prisoner. He was something of a firebrand when it came to getting the masses riled up; his public appearances could draw as many as 100,000 like-minded people together.
Here, Refused pay tribute to Malatesta’s anarchist dream, saying that by focusing on the future while gaining inspiration from the past, they can become truly vibrant and creative. This is compared to “fixed dogmas” as found in religions and political movements which are stagnant and can’t change with the times.
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Bandai’s Dragon Ball Z line is the definitive toy line based on Akira Toriyama’s genre-defining action manga. These figures are distributed in the U.S. by Bluefin and are absolute works of art, setting industry bars for articulation, coloration, and sculpting detail. Who could say no to a classic character like Super Saiyan Goku or Android 18?
Is it possible that I can give suggestions to what figures I want released? If yes then I want to suggest releasing an Android 18 figure in her Kame house outift(reference). I find it that too many android 18 figures out in the present markets are usually her in the Red Ribbon outfit or the blue jeans + vest + black gloves outfit, and I want to have her collection in a rather different clothing than the general one.
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