Over the Garden Wall may have had a short run in 2014, but it remains one of the most beloved and critically acclaimed projects to air on Cartoon Network. We’re happy to see that Mondo continues to cater to fans of the original limited series with new high-end <a href="https://comicvibe.com/things-to-do-in-kingston-crystals-collectibles-and-chills/” title=”Things to Do in Kingston: Crystals, Collectibles and Chills!”>collectibles.
IGN can exclusively reveal Mondo’s latest Over the Garden Wall products. First, check out the slideshow gallery below to see their Over the Garden Wall Chapter 3 figure set, which includes Miss Langtree and her animal children as well as the slightly less than fearsome Gorilla:
Mondo’s Over the Garden Wall Chapter 3 Figure Set – Image Gallery
As the name suggests, this figure set is inspired by Over the Garden Wall Chapter 3: Schooltown Follies. Miss Langtree and her students come with various swappable heads and accessories, as does Gorilla/Jimmy Brown. As an added bonus, the set even includes new arm piece accessories for the previously released Greg figure.
The Over the Garden Wall Chapter 3 figure set is priced at $150 and is a timed release on the Mondo website.
Mondo’s other new release is an Over the Garden Wall Chapter 3 poster illustrated by Matt Emmons. Check it out below:
“Over the Garden Wall came out when I was an animation student in college, and it immediately left its mark on me,” Emmons tells IGN. “It’s become a yearly seasonal watch with my wife, and I’m so excited to be introducing my son to the tradition this year. Going into the poster, I knew the centerpiece had to be the animal concert, and a border of potatoes and molasses fell into place after that. There’s so many fun details that I didn’t want to leave out so nearly everything from the episode found its way in the final.”
The Over the Garden Wall Chapter 3 poster is priced at $60 and is also a timed release on the Mondo website.
In other news, Over the Garden Wall finally got the Blu-ray release it deserves earlier this year.
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