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DO ANDROIDS DREAM DUST TO DUST #1 (OF 8) HEROES CON VAR
(W) Chris Roberson (A) Robert Adler (C) Connor Willumsen Previously only available at the 2010 HeroesCon, this is a one-of-a-kind Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep?: Dust To Dust #1 variant cover - a great collectible for fans everywhere! Don't miss your chance to get this special issue of the series, which is limited to 500 copies... of which a limited number of copies remain. Allocations may occur.
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DO ANDROIDS DREAM DUST TO DUST #6 (OF 8)
(W) Chris Roberson (A) Robert Adler (C) Scott Keating John W. Campbell Award-nominee Chris Roberson's expansion of the world of Philip K. Dick's acclaimed Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? continues, revealing another piece of the definitive science fiction event of 2010. Charlie Victor and Malcolm Reed continue their pursuit of the renegade androids, but it becomes unclear which side each of them is on…
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DO ANDROIDS DREAM OF ELECTRIC SHEEP #16 (OF 24) (C: 1-0-0)
(W) Philip K. Dick (A) Tony Parker (C) Brett Weldele Isidore better acquaints himself with his new friends, but doesn't realize that they're renegade androids! The Eisner Award-nominated series continues in true science fiction fashion, living up to the novel that inspired Blade Runner! Don't miss the series that the Village Voice named one of the 'Best Comics and Graphic Novels'!
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BTVS TOONED UP ULTIMATE SPIKE MAQUETTE (C: 0-1-4)
Electric Tiki Design presents Spike, the latest character to join the 'Tooned Up' Buffy the Vampire Slayer statue series. Introduced in the episode 'School Hard,' Spike was at first a new foil for the Scoobies, but ultimately ended up playing various roles in the series. Spike stands atop a cracked stone base, lunging forward, stalking his latest victim. Based on original animation designs by Tracy Mark Lee, sculpted by Rubén Procopio and Jackie Gonzales, the 'ultimate' Spike maquette comes with 2 interchangeable heads (human and vampire) as well as three interhangeable right hands (fist, axe wielding, and railroad spike wielding). Each 8' tall maquette is hand-cast in high-quality polystone and hand painted to exacting standards.
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WFRR ROGER RABBIT TEENY WEENY MINI MAQUETTE (C: 0-1-4)
In 1988 Who Framed Roger Rabbit? became a worlwide phenomenon. Its blend of animation and live action was a groundbreaking event and led to the creation of three theatrical shorts, including 'Roller Coaster Rabbit' and 'Trail Mix Up.' As a companion piece to the previously released 'Roller Coaster Rabbit' Jessica, Electric Tiki presents the star of those shorts, Roger Rabbit himself. Based on a design by Tracy Mark Lee, Roger Rabbit is sculpted by Bruce Lau and comes with interchangeable left hands - one holds the balloon from 'Roller Coaster Rabbit' while the other a hot dog on a stick from 'Trail Mix Up.' This mini-maquette stands 6' tall, in scale with Jessica, comes hand painted, individually numbered and is strictly limited to initial orders.
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