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The legendary June Foray is the latest recipient of the Comic-Con Icon Award. The award was given to the first lady of cartoon voices as part of The Scream Awards, telecast on the SPIKE cable network.

The Will Eisner Spirit of Comics Retailer Award, presented under the auspices of Comic-Con International: San Diego, is given to an individual retailer who has done an outstanding job of supporting the comics art medium both in the community and within the industry at large. Nominations are open until March 30, 2012.

The Comic-Con International Independent Film Festival (CCI-IFF) is now accepting submissions for its 2012 festival, to be held July 12-15 during Comic-Con International at the San Diego Convention Center. Entries will be accepted beginning October 1, 2011. The deadline for entries is February 1, 2012.

Congrats to RockyRambo for being the first to name last week's mystery figure: Vintage Kenner Skiff Guard Lando! Tomax and TheBat concurred, so they both get an honorable mention. However, no one even took a stab at the previous week's Mister Miracle. Ah well. Let's see if we can't liven this up a bit.

Think you know this week's mystery figure? Take a guess in the comments below!

Name That Action Figure! 8.05.11 originally appeared on About.com Action Figure Collecting on Friday, August 5th, 2011 at 09:38:50.

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Hey kids! Well, I'm back from my adventures (you may have noticed that the blog was running on autopilot for a couple of weeks), and am ready to dive back into writing and blogging for all of my fellow action figure fanatics.

First of all; Sand Diego Comic Con was everything I'd hoped it would be and more. I bought a bunch of toys (mostly vintage Star Wars) and took pics of all of the new releases (which, due to my camping trip immediately after Comic Con, you have probably all now seen from other outlets, but I'm going to post them here anyway). I went from elation at seeing the upcoming Masters of the Universe Classics figures, to heartbreak at hearing about how they're trying to force people to subscribe to get them (and while limiting production numbers, giving scalper scumbags more profit).

In fact, I came back from SDCC a little saddened about the action figure world. With Mattel cancelling a couple of favorite lines (DCUC, Retro Action), and the gang at Shocker Toys being less than cordial (I was planning on buying a Tick for review, but was inspired to just walk away), I have to say that from an action figure collector's standpoint, it was a bit of a downer.

On a positive note, the joy I felt at seeing the Lego Marvel and DC minifigures is immeasurable! And, of course, my shopping was pretty successful (got a Swamp Thing for one good friend and an exclusive Funko Blox Batman for another) and the experience as a whole was a dream come true an d I can't wait to go back next year.

In other news, some behind-the-scenes changes are occurring here at the About.com Action Figures site, which will basically mean more reviews and articles for you all. So check back often and subscribe to the newsletter. Things are about to get epic!

Back from Hiatus & Changes to Come! originally appeared on About.com Action Figure Collecting on Thursday, August 4th, 2011 at 09:31:43.

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The Custom Spy vs Spy Project is Simply MAD! - The "usual gang of idiots" never cease to surprise us and they're definitely turning heads with their Spy vs Spy Custom Toy Project. I first heard about this in a recent issuer of MAD (yes, I still read MAD) and then spotted this series of pics on the MAD blog. Oh, how I wish these toys were being sold!

Lost Vintage Masters of the Universe Commercial is EPIC! - This classic MOTU commercial popped up on You Tube recently, which appears to be someone's video of a screen playing the commercial, probably at some convention (like SDCC), which is noted by the Star Wars music and crowd noise in the background. The commercial shows what He-man and the gang could have been like if it weren't for those butchers at Filmation. (Sorry, I'm still not over how horrible I always thought the cartoon was.) (via Poe Ghostal)

And Speaking of Masters of the Universe Online Videos - You've got to see this!

10 Undeniably Nerdy Burger King Kids Meal Sets - Frankly, I have always thought that the BK Lounge was always a bit more hip to what collectors want alongside their cheeseburger and fries. (via Topless Robot)

Some Thoughts on the DCUC Debacle - DC Universe Classics are getting the shaft (sort of) and fans are not happy. Matty has given people a choice on how to keep getting their DCUC figures, and fans are still not happy. I smell doom on the horizon.

Speaking of Doomed Toy Lines - The DC Retro Action figures (which I loved, but admittedly, cherry picked the characters I liked) is getting the axe, and a small band of devotees have banded together to keep them alive. You can help too by joining their Facebook page and signing their petition.

Spy Monkey Creations Goes on Hiatus - But only because they have something up their sleeves.

Tons of New Marvel Universe Preview Pics -  Cool Toy Review posted a massive gallery of Hasbro's New MU figures and all I can say is, "YES! SHE-HULK!"

Shocker Toys Served with Court Papers - Not only were they served with papers, they were served with papers at their own comic con panel! Ouch. I've been hearing bad grumblings about this company for a couple of years now (and been personally snubbed by them twice),  so I can't say I'm surprised. We'll have to see how this turns out. (via Bleeding Cool)

Action Figure Link-o-Rama! Spy vs Spy, MOTU Commercials and Shocker Toys Going to Court! originally appeared on About.com Action Figure Collecting on Wednesday, August 3rd, 2011 at 09:48:50.

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Congrats to whoever correctly guess last week's mystery figure as DCUC's Mister Miracle, one of my all-time favorite super heroes and subsequently all-time favorite action figures! Once again, much like last week, I can't name the winner because I'm not actually here, I'm camping in the woods right now. But I'll make sure that all winners get a shout out next week when I'm back.

Think you know this week's mystery figure? Take a guess in the comments below!

Name That Action Figure! 7.29.11 originally appeared on About.com Action Figure Collecting on Friday, July 29th, 2011 at 06:00:31.

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Yes, yes, I know; These are not technically action figures, but they are close cousins as we have already established in this article. And besides dolls of this nature being closely related, the subject matter alone brings it even closer to what we action figure collectors are all about, which anyone can clearly see after one look at Tonner's latest offering, Captain America!

Cap is having one heck of a year in 2011 with a new movie, a killer toy line from Hasbro (for the most part) and now getting the Tonner treatment.

For those of you not familiar with Tonner dolls, they're sort of what you'd get if you mixed a barbie doll with a Sideshow Toys premium 12" figure, sprinkled on some geek culture and then glazed the entire thing with a fine coating of sugar (metaphorically speaking).

This leads me to wonder; Who exactly is the intended audience of these toys? They're expensive, stunningly beautiful, yet are often in the form of classic comic book heroes. Any readers here buying these figures, and if so, what's your attraction to them? Inquiring collectors want to know!

Tonner Dolls to Produce Captain America! originally appeared on About.com Action Figure Collecting on Thursday, July 28th, 2011 at 06:00:32.

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I don't normally just post a link to another action figure review (except in our usual weekly Action Figure Link-o-Rama), but this particular figure is of major interest to me, being one of the more exciting newer releases of a Batman action figure and definitely one that I'd love to add to my Batman collection.

But, alas, I don't own one of these, and have my own pile of figures to eventually get around to reviewing, so Poe Ghostal's review is just what the collector ordered.

Sadly, the Batman figure only scored a 3 out of 5 (Poe makes special note to the fact that this figure was not sculpted by the mighty Four Horsemen), but that's not enough to sway me away from buying one eventually.

The Two Face figure, which is also reviewed in the same post, fared far worse, earning only a 1.5 out of 5. Yikes! Oh well, looks like I'll be skipping that one.

Check out Poe Ghostal's Points of Articulation for the full review!

Batman Arkham City Gets the Once Over from Poe Ghostal originally appeared on About.com Action Figure Collecting on Wednesday, July 27th, 2011 at 06:00:35.

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Applications are now available for those interested in Exhibiting or participating in Artists' Alley at Comic-Con International: San Diego (SDCC) in 2012. Best pricing for Exhibitor applications received with payment by the end of the year. Artists' Alley deadline is September 23, 2011. Follow the link for details.

Since 1974, Comic-Con International has awarded the Inkpot Awards, an achievement award given to some of our guests and also members of Comic-Con's committee and Board of Directors. During our show, we've handed out 23 Comic-Con Inkpot Awards to this year's group of deserving recipients. Visit our site for the list.

Results are in for Masquerade winners from last evening's costuming competition at the 2011 Comic-Con International: San Diego (Comic-Con). See the list of winners after the link.

The 2011 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards, presented by Comic-Con International (Comic-Con(r)), ended on an unusual note Friday night with the Best Graphic Album-New category going to two winners: Jim McCann and Janet Lee's Return of the Dapper Men (published by Archaia) and Dan Clowes's Wilson (published by Drawn & Quarterly). The awards, considered the "Oscars(r)" of comics, were presented in a gala ceremony at the Indigo Ballroom of the Hilton Bayfront. The "Eisners," which honor comics' best and brightest, were held as part of Comic-Con, the world's largest comic book and popular arts event in the Western Hemisphere. Read our complete recap after the link.

The awards just completed and the list of winners of the 2011 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards is in. See who received an Eisner and other awards at tonight's ceremony. A full article will follow soon.

The answer to last week's mystery figure is none other than the ever popular Space Ghost! My hat's off to whoever got it right. I'd call out your name but I've written this post in the past because I knew that I'd be at San Diego Comic Con when it published! Somehow, I imagine many of you don't feel sorry for me right now. But congrats anyway to the winner! (If there is one, that is.)

Think you know this week's mystery figure? Take a guess in the comments below!

Name That Action Figure! 7.22.11 originally appeared on About.com Action Figure Collecting on Friday, July 22nd, 2011 at 06:00:44.

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Comic-Con International: San Diego (Comic-Con), the largest comic book convention of its kind in the world, announced the finalists for the Will Eisner Spirit of Comics Retailer Award today. Each year the Spirit Award is presented as part of the Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards. These nominees come from all over the United States and are nominated by peers, retailers or fans. See which of your favorite stores may be in line to receive this year's award!

Thwipster, the site that is basically Groupon for comic book fans, is now branching out and offering such other geeky goodies as statues and action figures! Thwipster's items are often sold for incredibly low prices, but are only available for one single day, so fanboys and fangirls better act quick and check back everyday.

According to the official press release:

Thwipster, the Daily Deal site for your Inner Geek, announced they are now going to be offering an additional product of the day for the geek who loves action figures, statues and other geek related merchandise. From Star Wars to World of Warcraft, Thwipster will be featuring a wide array of collectibles that hail from the various worlds of entertainment. These include, but are not exclusive to, movies, cartoons, comics and video games.

This week, in addition to the already established daily and weekly graphic novel deals, consumers can shop for collectible action figures and statues from the world of video games, movies and comics. All of Thwipster's daily deals begin each day (Monday through Friday) at 12am ET and end at 11:59pm ET the same day or while supplies last.

Thanks to Action Figure Insider for the tip!

Thwipster to Offer All Kinds of Geeky Awesomeness, Including Action Figures! originally appeared on About.com Action Figure Collecting on Thursday, July 21st, 2011 at 06:00:41.

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Well, it's taken 20 years since I first heard about San Diego Comic Con, that almost mythical mecca of everything geeky and nerdy, but this year I will finally be going to SDCC!

In fact, by the time you are all reading this, our booth will be set up and we'll be preparing for Preview Night. You see, I'm going not just as a fanboy, but as an actual exhibitor. So, to not look as though I'm trying to promote my day job nor the products we produce, I won't shamelessly plug our booth number or anything here, but if you happen to see a guy with a shaved head, tattoos and wearing all white working a booth at the far wall in section A (near the dining hall), that's probably me, your faithful About.com Action Figures Guide, and I'd love to say hi to you!

You can bet your vintage vinyl cape Jawa that I'll be trying to squeeze in a little shopping. I'm mostly planning on hunting down some vintage figures that I need (having recently decided to try and complete my vintage Kenner Star Wars collection), but many of the SDCC exclusives look awfully tempting as well, specifically this Indiana Jones set and of course, Mattel's Swamp Thing!

What will I come back with? Who knows. Probably mostly just bags under my eyes and a brain packed full of memories. But you can count on this action figure collecting blogger will spend the week making a 20 year long dream come true!

I'm Off to San Diego Comic Con! originally appeared on About.com Action Figure Collecting on Wednesday, July 20th, 2011 at 06:00:21.

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