Making their nests deep beneath the planet´s surface, in caverns as dark as a moonless night, members of the Komodo Dragon Clan have an almost unending hunger, hunting and consuming any living creature that dares venture into their territory. The dragon is part of McFarlane´s Dragons Series 2 -- a whole new set of six reptilian action figures, including a five figure assortment and a deluxe boxed set, made up of six all-new species representing the various dragon Clans established in the original series: Quest for the Lost King.

Continuing a long-running artistic partnership, McFarlane Toys will put a chill in the air this fall by creating many products from Tim Burton´s much-anticipated film, Corpse Bride. The film honors the dark, romantic tradition of Burton´s Edward Scissorhands and The Nightmare Before Christmas and follows the path of Victor, a fidgeting groom who is taken from his own wedding and married to a Corpse Bride in the underworld. Victor´s path back to his one true love is "a tale of optimism, romance and very lively afterlife."

Straight from 1974´s "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre," this 12" monster comes equipped with a bloody saw. It’s authentically detailed, down to Leatherman´s maniacal grin through his mask of human flesh. “Our main concern is always to put out something that is cool,” said Jon Goff of McFarlane Toys. “Monsters are now and will always be a large part of what McFarlane Toys does. Todd (McFarlane) loves them, our fans love them and, to be honest, everybody loves monsters.” McFarlane Toys also produces lines of sports, film, music and animation figures, including action figures from Tim Burton’s “The Corpse Bride” that will appeal to all ages and sexes. Leatherman´s a favorite at Meltdown Comics in Berkeley, Calif.

This newly released figure is based on comic creator Angel Medina’s rendition and is ready for action dressed in its stylized cowboy outfit.
— “Spawn”: Released in U.S.: July 31, 1997. Total U.S. Gross: $54,979,992. Not a bad haul for the movie, but they were expecting a “Star Wars” kind of following because of the intense fan base for the comic book. The toys have fared better, and with the new TV series coming — “Spawn: the Animation” — look to see the sales rise.
— “For us, McFarlane Toys in general are simply a stable, solid seller,” related Peter Turcotte, owner of Big Pete’s in Vancouver, B.C. “McFarlane set a standard early for quality-looking toys with nice sculpts.”
— “For some reason, Spawn keeps selling,” said Tim Holden, co-owner of Graphic Toys in Baltimore. “I didn’t like the movie, and don’t know anyone who did, but the toys are great.”

Before man ruled the earth, dragons did, according to the story behind McFarlane Toys’ Dragons. The line consists of five dragon figures, including the Komodo Clan Dragons, the supposed cause of earthquakes, the Eternal Clan Dragons, which thrive in thunderstorms, and Fire Clan Dragons, the deadliest of all dragons.

From McFarlane’s new Monsters Series 4: Twisted Fairy Tales, set to release in May 2005, this original 6” original painted action figure is not afraid of the Big Bad Wolf. Tattooed and bejeweled with metal-clad leather arm bands, swathed in a seductive red hood and outfitted in a skimpy leather top, this diva of darkness can handle herself.

McFarlane Toys´ newest line of 6” Beatles action figures is called The Beatles Saturday Morning Cartoon, and is based on the classic Beatles Cartoon series. Produced by King Features, the cartoon premiered in the U.S. in 1965 and ran for two immensely popular seasons. This line of figures is based on the Beatles´ animated appearance in that series, and features all members of the band including John, with an instrument and base that connects to other three.