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Funko recently announced a whole mess of Pop and Dorbz figures of classic X-Men characters, however, you may have noticed that one of the most popular X-Men was unusually underrepresented in that release. That's probably because he's a loner, and nobody can understand his pain. Wolverine always has his own comic (even when he's dead, somehow), always gets his own movies, and now he's getting his own announcement about his own Funko figures.

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Between DC Collectibles Justice League line and Mattel's DC Universe toys, the flagship heroes of the Jim Lee-designed New 52 are getting their share of collector-aimed action figures featuring detailed sculpts and lots of articulation. For kids, though, Mattel's rolling out a line of Target exclusive Justice League figures sporting simplified sculpts and more streamlined articulation and accesso

As what's been called "geek culture" continues to flourish within the mainstream, the stigma once associated with being a "nerd" is quickly being replaced with an eagerness to proudly express one's inner geek on her sleeve -- for our purposes, literally...

A new Target ad campaign titled "A Superhero in Every Aisle" has assembled the Avengers from a wide variety of household objects, ranging from action figures to pencils to an inordinate number of Dr. Pepper cans with their logos prominently on display...

We thought Hasbro had completely satiated our collective appetite for The Avengers movie role play toy advertisements with its amazing rap-infused commercial, but it seems there was still room in our hearts for another serving. Casting four grade school aged boys as the Hulk, Iron Man, Thor and Captain America, the retail chain Target brings many a superhero fan's childhood fantasy to life as the

Black Friday is not really my cup of tea. In accordance with my usual blogger schedule, I'll likely be hitting the hay as the 4 a.m. doorbuster carnage erupts. Still, the toy collector within keeps me selfishly skimming the Thanksgiving newspaper ad inserts for deals...

A few weeks back I noticed a swath of pretty watchable DVDs had hit the $9.99 price point at one of my local big box stores, namely (and most favorably) 'The Dark Knight.' As ICv2 reports, Target will soon be hocking the thing for less than half that at the reduced price of $3...