Collectables

Dream Thief by Jai Nitz is the newest monthly from Dark Horse Comics and the publisher has a nifty little papercraft all set to celebrate the book’s launch.

Drew Seldin is the co-owner of Project TriForce, maker of the most highly detailed video game based replicas on the market. A short while ago, I had the chance to sit down with him and chat about games, replicas, and what’s coming up for the company.

Going to WonderCon in Anaheim next week? Then you might want to get in on some of Dark Horse’s signings and giveaways.

DST’s Star Trek Minimates series is about to get an Enterprise of its own- and an exclusive ‘Mirror, Mirror’ version as well.

DST has taken the wraps off of two more of the formerly secret Minimates based on the upcoming Iron Man 3 film from Marvel Studios. Warning- they’re pretty extreme.

DST’s take on The Wolverine from the upcoming feature film of the same name and sequel to the X-Men Origins Wolverine is official, and pretty good take on the savage mutant.

Keep on printing them Dark Horse, they’re just going to keep on selling out…

One of the most talked about indie books gets the deluxe hardcover treatment from Dark Horse Comics.

Collectable maker Gentle Giant’s series of jumbo sized classic Kenner Star Wars figures is seriously cool. And if you’re a bounty hunter fan, you’re in luck as the assassin droid you love to hate is joining the line.

A legendary volume celebrating a legendary series…

The classic X-Man Nightcrawler teleports into stores this April as a part of the Marvel Select line from Diamond. Packaged pics after you teleport your way through the page break.

Diamond Select’s excellent looking Enterprise-E (as featured in Star Trek Nemesis) is available now to add to your own personal ship yard.

The genderless Gameboy facsimile from the hit cartoon show Adventure Time is now available as a 128GB flash drive.

Thunder… Thunder… Thundercats fans might want to go to AFX and grab yourselves series 3 of the ‘cats Minimates because they’re available now.

Marvel’s digital ‘Infinite’ brand continues with a look at just who the much talked about (lately) Guardians of the Galaxy really are. And the best part- it’s free.

DST has a habit of making some pretty awesome mini-versions of some of the biggest movie, comic and game properties of the day. The Tomb Raider reboot is no exception.