DCon 2022 Exclusive Fantasmas Del Motorista Action Figure by Brian Ewing x Rocom Toys

Rocom Toys has teamed up with artist Brian Ewing to release a new Glyos compatible action figure – Fantasmas Del Motorista. As Ewing explained, “I was listening to the Gun Club quite a bit, especially their song “Ghost On The Highway” and thought it would be cool to create an undead biker gang!” Meet Fantasmas Del Motorista (also known as the “Fantasmas” for short), an undead California punk rock biker gang. It can be purchased at Designer Con 2022 this weekend in Anaheim, CA at both the Rocom Toys DCon booth #419 and the Brian Ewing DCon booth #1012.

If you’re driving down the highway at night and see an otherworldly glow in your rearview mirror be very careful because it may just be the Fantasma Del Motorista! Born of punk rock, black magic, and powered by moonlight. Their glow shines down on you and seeps into your soul.  The Fantasma patrol the lonely Pacific Coast highways in search of souls to collect... or save! No one knows where they came from, but they will always judge where you’re going. Don't forget to say your prayers and make your offerings or you will be next!

The Designer Con 2022 Exclusive Fantasmas Del Motorista Action Figure by Brian Ewing x Rocom Toys stands 3” tall and is made of PVC plastic. It features 10 points of articulation and includes 3 character heads, multiple weapon accessories and an exclusive trading card designed also designed by Brian Ewing. The trading card comes foil sealed in a UV protected acrylic case. There’s also a 1:20 chance to score a sketch card variant and a 1:10 Chance to get a signed card.

Taa’lon Glyos Custom Figures by Cassette Man Studios

Soundwave810 of Cassette Man Studios is launching his new Animus line of custom Glyos figures with Taa’lon! Each figure is made using original parts designed by Soundwave810 and production Onell Design parts. All of the colorways seen here will go on sale at the Cassette Man Studios online store today, Tuesday, July 24th, at 12pm EST for $40 each.

Taa’lon’s Origin Story: Taa’lon hails from the planet Animus, and is search for his family's killer. As he searches for the killer he meets others from his planet and ends up going on adventures with them that will bring order and peace to their world.

Bio-Buildman Glyos Figure by Troy Stith

The Blot just found out about Troy Stith’s newest creation, the Bio-Buildman Glyos figure! These awesome figures are currently available for pre-order through Troy’s online store from now until January 1st, 2012. You can order a complete blank DIY resin Bio-Buildman, as well as all of the bits that make it up individually. This way, if you only want certain parts to make your own Glyos custom figure, you can buy them separately. This will be a limited open-run, meaning Troy will only be casting enough to fill pre-orders plus a few more him to customize.

To be honest, I have never been all that into Onell Design’s Glyos line. But as more and more of my favorite artists get involved with creating their own Glyos compatible designs, I’m starting to see the light. I really love what Troy Stith is doing here (and the folks at Argonaut Resins with their Tuttz Glyos figures) and will definitely need to check out some of these guys in person! The complete Bio-Buildman Glyos resin figure is $25, while the individual body parts range in price from $2-$4 a piece. Head over to Stith’s Gorilla Mouth online store to pre-order one today!

And for those of you wondering who the Bio-Buildmen are, here iss their official back story: Hailing from the murky marshes of Sesar IV, the Bio-Buildman are an organically reptilian race of hunters. Upon hatching, they're left to tend to themselves. While young, the Bio-Buildman live on instinct that turns to cunning shrewdness as they age. Each Bio-Buildman's carapace armor and weaponry grows specifically to the survival needs of each individual. The planet of Sesar IV is full of ever-changing alliances of Bio-Buildman. But one thing remains clear to all who've tried to lay their claim to Sesar IV, the Bio-Buildman will unite and crush any foe that encroaches on their territory.

Argonaut Resins x Onell Designs Kings of Atlantis Glyos Figures

Wow, Argonaut Resins’ upcoming collaboration with Onell Designs just keeps getting better! Not only is END and Co. producing a line of Tuttz Glyos figures (the Tuttz Bad Luck Squadron), but they’re also creating a rival Glyos figure, the Kings of Atlantis! This is so cool on a number of levels, but The Blot especially loves seeing the merger of two of Argonaut Resins’ most popular original characters.

According to legend, the Tuttz are looking for an ancient relic that was taken from their home world a very long time ago. They have finally found the location of the world they believe holds this relic, but it is inhabited by a race of beings older and more powerful than them. The Kings of Atlantis settled on this hidden planet thousands of years ago, after plundering many galaxies of their riches. Everyone who has ever come to the Kings of Atlantis's planet in search of the Universe’s greatest treasures has perished…that is until now! The Tuttz Bad Luck Squadron will have their might tested trying to recover their ancient relic on this hostile world hidden deep within the outer regions of space. On an alien world - there will be war!

Argonaut Resins x Onell Designs Tuttz Bad Luck Squadron Glyos Figures

To be completely honest, The Blot’s never actually seen a Glyos figure in person, which is probably why there’s been very little coverage on TheBlotSays.com of Onell Designs and their extremely popular line of customizable toys. But when I heard Argonaut Resins would be teaming up with Matt Doughty of Onell Designs on a new line of Tuttz Glyos figures I got really excited!

There’s nothing better than when an artist you admire and a character you really like crosses over with another platform, especially when that means you’ll finally be introduced to a whole new world of toys. We actually have Rob Losito to thank for introducing END of Argonaut Resins to Doughty at New York Comic Con last year and suggesting they work together on a project. What they came up with is the Bad Luck Squadron, a fighting squad of mini Tuttz action figures!

For such a massive undertaking, END brought in artist Victor Durango to help with designing the bodies, accessories and all the paint work for the entire line, and The One Cam and When Giants Meet to do the project photography. While it sounds like this project has been a ton of work, all of these artists’ tireless work has really paid off with the creation of some amazing Tuttz Glyos figures! More details to come…