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When it comes to the best Batman actor of all time, the likes of Michael Keaton, Christian Bale, and even Robert Pattinson are in it with a shout. But, if we’re choosing the best actors to ever voice the Caped Crusader, there’s no one that did it better than the late Kevin Conroy, the voice…
Nerdcore rapper Wordburglar heading into space! Well… kinda, in his new song in partnership with Wandering Planet Toys and their latest action figure line.
October has arrived, and the latest issue of Kovels Antique Trader is getting into the spirit of the season with a little “Monster Mash.” From vintage Halloween decorations and classic movie monsters to Oktoberfest celebrations and the traditions of Día de los Muertos, this month’s stories explore the history behind some familiar autumn favorites.
Fore Coffee did not start this campaign with a fictional trend or a generic character licensing brief. It started with cats showing up around its stores.
The Stuffed Animals and Plush Toys Market is experiencing steady growth due to increased requirements for educational, collectible, and character-related plush toys on a worldwide basis. Increased gifting trends, growth in online shopping, and developments in sustainable, organic, and hypoallergenic raw materials have opened up new avenues for the manufacturers. There is a trend of…
Updated Oct 1, 2026 7:45 AM PDT This one-cent Benjamin Franklin encased postage stamp featuring advertising from Joseph L. Bates Fancy Goods in Boston, MA, sold on eBay for $540 in February 2024. eBay eBay
The Funko Pop! Pokemon 24 Days of Surprises Countdown Calendar has 24 doors, and behind each door is a Pocket Pop! figure from the Pokemon franchise. A typical Pocket Pop! figure stands about two inches tall, giving collectors room to line them up side by side on a windowsill or down a shelf by the…
Card collectors spend plenty of money acquiring cards, grading them, and protecting them. Then, strangely enough, many of those cards disappear. They go into storage boxes, cases, drawers, safes, and vaults, occasionally emerging when their owners want to admire them.
Clear off some shelf space as a new wave of 1/10 Art Scale Statues from Iron Studios is on the way including Barbie Nutcracker