Fry from Futurama, by Mega Construx

Fry, the hapless star of animated TV show Futurama has received the Mega Blok’s construct treatment.

Funko Pop! Pickle Rick!

I saw this little charmer for sale a couple of weeks ago and just had to snap it up: it’s Pickle Rick from Funko Pop!’s Rick and Morty collection. Pickle Riiick!

Reviewed: Devil Flanders by Kidrobot (2017)

With Halloween fast approaching it seems only appropriate to take a closer look at one of Kidrobot’s newest — and certainly biggest — oversized vinyl toys. Fresh from hell comes Homer Simpsons’ nemesis, Devil Flanders!

Reviewed: Flaming Moe’s by Kidrobot (2018)

A few months ago Moe Szyslak, the grumpy, doleful — and occasionally suicidal — owner of Homer Simpson’s favourite watering hole, Moe’s Tavern, received the coveted Kidrobot oversized toy treatment. Finally, something even he can be happy about.

Reviewed: Beefsquatch! (Kidrobot, 2017)

Gene Belcher — the fart-obsessed middle child from animated hit Bob’s Burgers — received the coveted oversized vinyl figure treatment from Kidrobot in 2017. Behold: Beefsquatch!

The Simpsons Stamps (2009)

The Simpsons hit its 20th anniversary in 2009 and to celebrate the United States Postal Service released five eye-catching stamps featuring the world’s most popular cartoon family. 

Thunderbirds Are GO and Thunderbird 6 movie posters

I’m in the mood to post some pretty pictures, and I’m also feeling a little nostalgic, so in an attempt to scratch both itches at once I’m going to take a quick look at the movie poster artwork for Gerry Anderson’s Thunderbirds Are GO, from 1966 and Thunderbird 6, from 1968.

Star Trek: The Original Topps Trading Cards

Star Trek: The Original Topps Trading Card Series was published by Abrams ComicArts and celebrated the series of bubblegum cards originally released by Topps in 1976.

Finn 4.5″ vinyl toy from Titans/Cartoon Network

Work deadlines are hitting hard at the moment, so this week’s post will have to be a quickie.

Star Trek stamps (2016)

This will come as little surprise to diehard sci-fi fans but yesterday, 8th September, was the 50th anniversary of the broadcast of the first episode of Star Trek. To help celebrate the US Postal Service has released four commemorative stamps saluting the beloved TV show.