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- Raavia – RTM<\/a> (Available for Order Monday, August 10th)<\/li>\n
- Oktobria – October Toys<\/a><\/li>\n
- Biggara & Baddathiir – BBTS<\/a> (And the sold out<\/strong> AFX exclusive, Akkuli )<\/li>\n
- Ccora – Corner Store<\/a> <\/li>\n
- Alluxundra, Isadorra, and Siliskk – Store Horsemen<\/a> <\/li>\n
- Kromius – The Fwoosh<\/a> (Not available yet. Watch this thread for updates.)<\/li>\n
- Dzwirra – Wizard (Available at Wizard Conventions later in the year)<\/li>\n
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- Public Enemies: Unusual Choices @ ActionFigureInsider.Com<\/a> – AFI’s Superfriend spent some time examining the figure choices for the Target Exclusive Public Enemies Wave of DC Classics. He looked through the original comic and came up with some names that he would have liked to see in the wave instead of the characters chosen. I do love Brimstone, and want him more than most, but I do support his choice for a better C&C for that wave. And looking at the images he captured from the Public Enemies trailer, I realize now… I might have lost my only chance at a DCUC Kestrel. Seriously.<\/li>\n
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- Possible Explanation for the MOTU Art Book Limitation @ Poe Ghostal’s<\/a> – Poe spends some time examining the constraints Mattel might have been under while producing their infamous MOTU Art Book and offers suggestions at ways toy companies might avoid controversy if they find themselves in similar situations. It definitely sheds some light on what could have been going on behind the scenes. <\/li>\n
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- Unveiling The Batman\/Doc Savage Special @ – DC’s Source Blog<\/a> – I have a soft spot for underused characters, whether they be really old or really new. I was already interested in the teaser images DC was putting out showing new Doc Savage stories, so I was even more intrigued when they mentiond Rima, the Jungle Girl. You might not know Rima, she’s quite a bit older than your average comic book character. She first appeared in a 1904 novel, Green Mansions: A Romance of the Tropical Forest<\/em>. She was later used by DC in the 70s; ultimately getting shown in three episodes of the Super Friends! It’s silly I know, but I’m excited. Check out the link for more information about the book and for a peak at the awesome J.G. Jones cover.<\/li>\n
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- Oktobria – October Toys<\/a><\/li>\n