Doctor Who Eleven Doctors Action Figure TARDIS Box Set

This is by far the ultimate Doctor Who collectors set! If you’re a Doctor Who fan like The Blot then you’re going to want to get your hands on this Doctor Who TARDIS Box Set, which includes 5 inch action figures of all 11 Doctors. Now is your chance to capture every version of the good Doctor Dalek style.


This Doctor Who box set is the perfect gift for any fan of any generation. The Doctor Who Eleven Doctors Action Figure TARDIS Box Set features all 11 incarnations of the Doctor presented in an impressive TARDIS display box, which includes a small bio of each Doctor. This comprehensive box set includes the Doctors portrayed by William Hartnell (1963–1966), Patrick Troughton (1966–1969), Jon Pertwee (1970–1974), Tom Baker (1974–1981), Peter Davison (1981–1984), Colin Baker (1984–1986), Sylvester McCoy (1987–1989, 1996), Paul McGann (1996), Christopher Eccleston (2005), David Tennant (2005–2010), and Matt Smith (2010-Present).

The Doctor Who Eleven Doctors Action Figure TARDIS Box Set will not ship until August 2010, but you can pre-order the set here for $99.99.

Munky King presents the Black in White Vinyl Figure by Luke Chueh

After years of prototypes and teases, Munky King is finally brining Luke Chueh’s highly anticipated Black in White vinyl figure to San Diego Comic-Con 2010! Based on the original painting of the same name, Black in White is an 8” vinyl figure sculpted by Dave Pressler dressed in a furry bunny suit.


2 years in the making, Luke Chueh’s Black in White figure comes with an extra fur head that you can swap out with the bare one and a really sharp knife. This awesome looking figure will make its debut at SDCC 2010, with any remaining Black in White figures made available online after the Con.

Justice League of America presents Starro the Conqueror Set & SDCC 2010 Exclusive Starro Spores Bonus Pack

This special set from Mattel commemorates the 75th Anniversary of DC Comics. The Starro pack re-creates one of the most famous DC covers of all time, the cover of Brave and the Bold Issue #28, which just so happens to be the first appearance of the Justice League and Starro the Conqueror.


The Justice League of America presents Starro the Conqueror Set includes all five JLA members featured on the cover (Martian Manhunter, The Flash, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern & Aquaman) as highly articulated action figures in the same scale as the DC Universe Infinite Heroes toy line, and a giant, bendy Starro the Conqueror. What’s even cooler is the packaging for this set features lights and sounds with the voice of Kevin Conroy, TV's animated Batman, describing the characters and events seen on the cover. This set will go on sale after San Diego Comic-Con at MattyCollector.com for $50.


As an added bonus for those of you attending SDCC 2010, Mattel will be including a poly bag of four Starro Spores as a free gift with the purchase of the Justice League of America presents Starro the Conqueror Set (while supplies last). What’s weird about these Comic-Con exclusive Starro Spores is that they are compatible with Mattel’s line of 6" DC Universe Classics action figures and not the 3 3/4" DC Universe Infinite Heroes action figures included in the Starro Set. Anyone else think it is bizarre Mattel didn't make the Spores fit the figures they come with!?!

SDCC 2010 Exclusive MOTU Orko Action Figure

Mattel will be releasing two versions of its Masters of the Universe Classics Orko action figure, a San Diego Comic-Con 2010 Exclusive version with color-change feature and a standard version without the color-change feature. What’s really weird about this release is both versions come with a bonus fully articulated Prince Adam figure! This has to be considered one of the weirdest “accessories” ever produced, but at least this way collectors will end up getting 2 action figures for the price of one!


Orko includes a magic wand, stand, magic book and Prince Adam action figure. Prince Adam comes complete with both angry and smirk heads, a purple Power Sword, and half of a purple Power Sword. Doesn’t that sound like a ton of stuff all for just $25? The SDCC Exclusive Orko also changes color in warm water. Everything except his face and the "O" on his chest changes to clear once Orko takes a bath. His magic book also has a color-change sticker that reveals the SDCC logo.


After Comic-Con, a standard version of Orko without color-change features will go on sale at MattyCollector.com and will retail for $25 as well. This version of the figure will be identical to the one described above, except it does not have color-change features.