Frank Kozik Dead Che Bust For SDCC 2010

Here it is Folks the Preview Pics For Fank Kozik's Latest Bust,  Dead Che a 16Inch Vinyl Bust From Frank and Ultra Violence, 8 to 10 Colorways in Editions of 50 Each and around $200.00 which seems to be the average Price For a Kozik Bust, and believe you me, we don't usually spend more that $100 for a vinyl figure, bust or toy, but we wll be Buying this when it comes Out. May we Suggest Brown as a Colorway, just like it is Here.

Test Figure For Kozik Happy Beaver

ere it is, the Long Awated test For The Kozik Happy Beaver from Pixar Artist Jeff pIdgeon http://www.jeffpidgeon.com/ From What we Know the Varient will be the Figure as seen in black, with the Cigeratte, plus Frank Koziks Design on it.

Brandt Peters and Kidrobot Colabaration: Dead Bunny

Here it is Dead Bunny
Dead Bunny is the soulless ringmaster of artist Brandt Peters’ twisted nightmare carnival. Limited to just 200 made worldwide, this 6.5-inch cadaverous cottontail retails for $100, Limited to 200 pieces, this original figure drops on Thursday, February 4th  and we intend to be at Kidrobot in San Francisco when it is Dropped.

For Fun Whats Wrong With Picture and or Text???

Captain Gary Moscato on the vessel, Carilyn M, was out fishing at the power plant when he caught this 7 pound striper. He says the area has been hot for several days.

What is Wrong, Picture and Text By our Good Friends at Lauritzen Yacht Harbor in Antioch CA

The Answer is. The Fish Is a Sturgeon

Smurf Movie, Holiday 2010

Here is a look at the Poster for the Upcoming Smurf Movie

Brandt Peters and Kidrobot Colabaration Teaser

The Other Day On the blog Of Kidrobot Founder Paul Brandt http://www.paulbudnitz.com/,  there he posted a teaser pic of the next colabaration , many people wonder what it will be , We here don't know but coming directly from Artist Brandt Peters, we Got This Line Of Information. No it's not a Dunny... In fact, it is an original sculpt and the mask is in fact removeable...

Boilerplate: History's Mechanical Marvel

Boilerplate By Paul Guinan

Meet Boilerplate, the world’s first robot soldier—not in a present-day military lab or a science-fiction movie, but in the past, during one of the most fascinating periods of U.S. history. Designed by Professor Archibald Campion in 1893 as a prototype, for the self-proclaimed purpose of “preventing the deaths of men in the conflicts of nations,” Boilerplate charged into combat alongside such notables as Teddy Roosevelt and Lawrence of Arabia. Campion and his robot also circled the planet with the U.S. Navy, trekked to the South Pole, made silent movies, and hobnobbed with the likes of Mark Twain and Nikola Tesla.


You say you’ve never heard of Boilerplate before? That’s because this book is the fanciful creation of a husbandand-wife team who have richly imagined these characters and inserted them into accurate retellings of history. This full-color chronicle is profusely illustrated with graphics mimicking period style, including photos, paintings, posters, cartoons, maps, and even stereoscope cards. Part Jules Verne and part Zelig, it’s a great volume for a broad range of fans of science fiction, history, and robots.

In All Honesty I Stole the Discription of this book off of amazon.com, because even i could not say it better.