NECA presents the second series of highly detailed resin micro-busts for Masters of the Universe. This wave includes Beast-Man, Orko and He-Man. These hand-painted busts stand about 4" tall.
— “Masters of the Universe”: Released in U.S.: August 7, 1987. Total U.S. Gross: $17,336,370. The movie didn’t do more than a trickle, but the fond memories of the TV show, coupled with Mattel’s initial product license, led to excellent sales. Look to see them revived in the future, as NECA’s forays, sculpted by the Four Horsemen, show a real collector’s collector figure.
— “I have actually noticed a bit of a jump in MOTU sales lately,” related Dan Monson, MOTU sales manager at Brian’s Toys in Fountain City, Wis. “The particularly hot items are any vintage AFA graded figures. But I have also noticed that the New Series on Red Cards and the Snake Men Series on Green Cards have also been making a few more sales of late.”
— “I wouldn't say we've necessarily had an upswing in Masters of the Universe sales; the truth is the line has a very dedicated fan base, and has been a solid seller for us since Mattel revived the license,” reported Aaron Sparrow, Content Manager for Toy Rocket, Baldwin Park, Calif.

It´s always Friday the 13th when Jason Voorhees parks himself on your bedroom shelf. This 19" figure depicts the popular movie figure in the middle of a vicious fight with Freddy Krueger. Jason has been around since 1980 and is probably here to stay. Jason and other Friday the 13th figures are good sellers at Captain Spaulding´s Museum of Monsters & Madmen Gift Shop in City of Industry, Calif.

This lovely zombie action figure from “The Devil’s Rejects” line, based on the 2005 cult film by Rob Zombie, hit stores this past July. Standing tall and fierce at 7”, he’s still Mommy’s little baby. He wears a stunning ensemble of checked shirt, weathered overalls and fraying bandages.

The Robocop 18" Talking Action Figure features loads of articulation including a ball jointed neck, shoulders, and hips; Robocop also sports bendable elbows and knees, swivel wrists, and pivoting ankles with working pistons. Robocop "speaks" many key phrases including: "Thank You for Your Cooperation," and "Wrong Move Creep." The product comes complete with an auto-9 pistol.

Limited to 1,000 hand-numbered pieces, each piece comes with a certificate signed by one of the filmmakers of the "Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy" movie. These are collectible replicas of props used to make the movies, not intended for functional use. Replicas to choose from include a Vogon mug, Vogon Stapler and Vogon Pen. Vogon poetry is - mercifully! - not included. - Aire Norell