Dark Horse Comics has announced a huge Black Friday digital comics “megabundle” sale offering 150 comics for $100. Titles include the newest Star Wars series by Brian Wood, The Clone Wars, The Old Republic, Crimson Empire, Lost Tribe of the Sith, Legacy and more! Sale starts Nov. 29 and runs through Sunday Dec. 1. Visit DarkHorse.com for the full details.
MTT Report: $39.99 at Marc’s Stores
If you were on the fence with the MTT, I’m not sure you could ask for a better deal than what Yakface reader Daniel C. is reporting finding at his local Marc’s store. A stunning price of $39.99 each for this behemoth droid transport.
Personal Note: I love this vehicle. I realize it’s not for everyone, but I felt it was worth the full retail price and think it’s a shame to see what I consider to be Hasbro’s greatest item of 2012 be ignored by a lot of the community. Sure, it’s from the worst Star Wars movie, but it’s still a killer toy and is the only Separatist related item that stacks up size-wise against all the clone trooper related vehicles Hasbro has produced.
Concept of the Week #3
It’s a new week – and that means it’s time for a new Concept Series reveal by localgotal!
The latest concept is an update on a character that Hasbro first released back in the POTJ line.. I’d buy this figure… would you? Decide for yourself after the jump!
Rumor: AOTC and ROTS 3D Still Coming?
Throw this in the rumor pile for now, but DeathStar.nl has posted an interesting tidbit about the possibility of 3D versions of Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith heading to theaters (at least in the Netherlands) in December of 2014.
Customizer Mega Spotlight
Yakface forum members continue to raise the bar with their customs figures, which means another spotlight of their amazing work is overdue!
First up, Evilivo shares his take on a Wookiee Chieftan, which gives Hasbro a run for its money with their new figure of Merumeru.
DarthVirunga returns with a huge update, including the Sith Lord, Darth Ruin. Check it all out here.
Next up, customizing legend Glassman has begun customizing Hasbro’s new 6″ scale line, and shares a Stormtrooper Han Solo and other 6″ updates too!
Last but not least, forum member DeltaSev shares a group of his latest customs, including Mira from KOTORII.
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1000% Darth Vader Be@rbrick
Medicom Toy has announced their next figure in their Star Wars Be@rbrick line – the 1000% Darth Vader. It stands about 27″ tall and features 6 points of articulation and has an MSRP of 29,400¥ (about $290 US).
Vintage SOFUBI Stormtrooper
Medicom Toy has announced their third figure in their Vintage SOFUBI (Soft Vinyl) line – the Stormtrooper. It stands about 10″ tall and features 5 points of articulation and has an MSRP of 9,450¥ (about $100 US).
Have a Toys”R”us Express in your area?
If you have a Toys”R”us Express store in your local mall (these open up in some areas for the holiday season), if may be worth your while to swing by and see if you can score any of last year’s harder to find vehicle assortment, which consists of the new sculpt of the Naboo Starfighter and the Kashyyyk Fighter Tank. The price is right too, as each will only set you back about twenty bucks. Good luck and happy hunting!
Funko To Produce 6″ Figure Assortment
Funko has announced that in addition to their Re-Action line of 3-3/4″ figures from properties like Alien, Firefly, Goonies, they have revealed they will also be debuting a 6″ “Legacy” scale (similar to Hasbro’s Black Series line) as well. Click on through for the announcement and look for the unveiling at Toy Fair in 2014.








