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OMG: Super Best Friends Forever Exclusive Merchandise At SDCC This Year

If you love the Lauren Faust created DC Nation short, Super Best Friends Forever, you’re in luck. Although we won’t be seeing any more animated shorts (at least anytime soon), DC has made the wise decision to create a San Diego Comic-Con exclusive statue set. USA Today has the rest of the DC con exclusives but we have tunnel vision right now. Take our money. Take it now. The three together will run $49.95 and of course, you’ll have to physically be at SDCC or know someone going to get one. Or risk scary Ebay prices after the fact.

(via DC Women Kicking Ass)

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Things We Saw Today

Things We Saw Today: The Enterprise Is a Transformer Now

The Enterprise-E, specifically. By T.J. Wilferd, who has more detailed photos over at DeviantArt. (via Neatorama)

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Our Adorable Past

Funko Pop! Feeds Your 80s Nostalgia With She-Ra, TMNT, Robocop, & More!

Available in the next few months from Funko are a slew of 80s-themed vinyl Pop! figures. Translated to Jill speak that means, I’m gonna go broke. Check out the designs they’ve come up with for the Masters of the Universe crew, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and more. If I have one qualm with the new figures it’s that poor She-Ra was given tiny feel like Daenerys from Game of Thrones who, I can tell you from experience, leans heavily upon my Drogo Pop! because she’s top heavy.

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Funko POP! Merida Wants To Let Her Vinyl Hair Flow in the Wind As She Rides Through the Glen Firing Arrows Into the Sunset

… and to stay single, of course.

Check out POP!’s versions of Carl from Up and the Rocketeer (Heh. POP! Rocketeer.) under the jump.

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where does he get those wonderful toys

LEGO Introduces A Not-Really-Xena-Because-Copyright-But-Totally-Xena Minifig

First Merida, now Xena. Ya done good, LEGO. Ya done good. Now where’s my “teenage vampire hunter” minifig?

A few of my favorite minifigs from LEGO’s new Series Ten—including a librarian, Medusa, and a Roman Centurion—are behind the jump. For the rest, head to Nerd Approved.

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Make It So

Star Trek‘s Gates McFadden Has a Tumblr Full of Pictures of Her Action Figure Doing Stuff

Thanks to her “space son,” Wil Wheaton, the internet is now privy to the fact that the Ensemble Studio Theatre of Los Angeles’ Tumblr is, so far, entirely populated by cute pictures of a 1/8 size action figure of Dr. Beverly Crusher, Gates McFadden‘s character on Star Trek: The Next Generation. McFadden has been artistic director of the theater since 2008, but here’s what her action figure gets up to while she’s on the job.

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Excelsior!

Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine Action Figure Captures His Furrowed Brow Perfectly

Yes, this new figure from Diamon’s Marvel Select line has three interchangeable heads.Now someone make a Les Miserable stop-motion film with it.

(via MTV Splash Page)

Previously in The Wolverine

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For A More Civilized Age

Don’t Even Pretend You Don’t Want a Plush Rancor

No matter how absent his expression. Big Bad Toy Store has a bunch of new Star Wars plushies, and they’re super cute.

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This Exists... Because of A Lady

David Bowie Is A Scary Monster. I Mean, A Scary Doll.

Correction. Several scary dolls. E.V. Svetova aka Katyok on DeviantArt, has created amazingly life-like dolls based on the many looks of David Bowie. (Remember those other realistic dolls?) They are absolutely not for sale with one exception. She writes, “Unless you are David Bowie, I cannot make a custom Bowie doll for you. Please, accept my apologies.” And in case you were wondering, yes, there is a Jareth version…

(via Badass Digest)

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The Cast Of Star Wars Does The Harlem Shake [VIDEO]

The Harlem Shake is a dance that originated in, you guess it, Harlem and should probably not be confused with what has now become an internet meme. The meme doesn’t really have anything to do with the original dance and is more an experiment in how ridiculous you can be. Well, it basically started this month and soared in popularity, so much so we’ve now got a Star Wars version to watch. Be sure to keep an eye on the Stormtrooper at the very end.

How would you like to see the same concept done with Star Wars action figures instead? We’ve got that after the jump.

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