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A brand-new 1/10 Art Scale Disney Classics statue of Pocahontas — the “Colors of the Wind” version — is now available for pre-order from Iron Studios for $349.99, with a Q3 2027 debut.
GameStop stock (ISIN US36467W1099) was trading at EUR 21.11 at Lang & Schwarz on September 29, 2026 at 12:36 p.m. CEST, up 0.19 percent versus the prior close of EUR 21.07. The latest operating picture combines a sharper profit profile with weaker sales, making the collectibles business central to the investment case.
KPop Demon Hunters is getting another wave of merchandise as KAYOU releases its Special Mini Edition trading cards and Mattel prepares its third series of 6-inch action figures. The developments add new ways for fans to collect characters from the Netflix animated film, which continues to draw attention more than a year after its release.
It is time to go micro once again as Super7 is back with a brand new wave of Micronauts ReAction+ with Time Traveler (Clear)
Clear off some shelf space: a new wave of Icons statues from Iron Studios is on the way, including Dungeons & Dragons.
Marvel Studios brought back Scarlett Johansson’s Natasha Romanoff (Black Widow) in a new Avengers: Age of Ultron merchandise (and she looks great). Johansson spent more than a decade as the MCU’s original Black Widow, starting her journey in 2010’s Iron Man 2and becoming a founding member of the Avengers. Romanoff was a consistent fixture of…
Blokees expands its DC Champion Class with the DC Comics Batman: Hush — Catwoman 93-piece, tool-free model kit featuring 37 points of articulation.
Poe Dameron is back but not how fans had expected. Oscar Isaac‘s acclaimed X-wing pilot from the Star Wars sequel trilogy has returned in a new medium. The character’s arrival comes through a new collectible Hot Toys figure.
A new 1/6 scale Avengers: Age of Ultron figure is on the way as the Black Widow (Artisan Edition) exclusive figure debuts
After Kenner’s iconic Star Wars line of toys went out of production somewhere around the early ’80s, Hasbro jumped at the chance to fill the void with its G.I. Joe line of toys. Unique figures split across two factions, with each figure coming with unique accessories; it was a tried and tested formula that couldn’t…