custom toys

It's not often that one would classify Hello Kitty as cool. Adorable? Sure. Cool? Not so much. But artist Joseph Senior is defying the odds by bringing us some legitimately cool Hello Kitty reinterpretations - no, seriously. Check 'em out below...

If you have yet to discover "Proof," the Image Comics series from writer Alex Grecian and illustrator Riley Rossmo, then you're missing out on one of the most consistently bizarre, compelling and flat out entertaining books currently in the mix...

Mego action figures have experienced something of a resurgence lately, with new "Lost" and "Venture Bros." toys coming out in the old school style courtesy of Big Bang Pow. But sometimes, the Mego brand can extend beyond officially produced material - sometimes, it's a style best left to the devices of custom toy makers...

Mr. J, your custom Harley Quinn action figure is ready for pick up. Figure Realm user Magnum PI created his very own custom Harley Quinn toy based upon her appearance in Rocksteady's "Batman: Arkham Asylum," using nothing more than "a Danger Girl for the base, Sheri Moon head, Apoxie Sculpt for the details and cloth for the skirt...

One could certainly make the argument that there is such a thing as too much Spawn. I would not make that argument, especially if we're talking about Spawn in Dunny form. If you head on over to fplusnever, a blog that showcases various custom toys and other projects of related geekery, you'll immediately notice an onslaught of adorable Spawn action...

Blackest Night is one of DC Comics' grizzliest events in quite a while, if not its most popular one. But despite the brutality of seeing favorite characters brought back from the dead only to become vicious Black Lanterns, the series has inspired some beauty from the fan community...

Earlier this month, custom toymakers around the world gathered together for CustomCon 24, an online convention of sorts where customizers show off their handiwork under the fictional pretense that their figures will be released to stores in the coming weeks and months...

This week brings CustomCon 24, an online convention of sorts where custom toymakers roll out their very own jerry-rigged action figures for the world to see. It's an awesome event for anybody that likes to gawk at images of new and upcoming action figures - the only downside is that these toys aren't actually on their way to shelves...