- Game Of Thrones Stark Shield Replica LE 1200 $30
- Mass Effect Bronze Alliance Normandy SR-1 Ship Replica LE 300 $50
- Caveman Domo Qee LE 1200 $9
- Last Man Standing Hardcover Book LE 1000 $75
- Hellboy Qee LE 350 $20
- Catalyst Comix #1 Variant Cover LE 500 $5
- Black Light Good Luck Trolls LE 1000 $8
- Plants vs Zombies Comic LE 1000 $2
- The Strain: The Fall #1 Variant Cover LE 500 $5
- Star Wars #7 Variant Cover LE 1000 $5
Showing posts with label Good Luck Trolls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Good Luck Trolls. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Dark Horse Announces Some SDCC 2013 Exclusives
Dark Horse has been slowly announcing their SDCC 2013 Exclusives. Here's what have been announced so far.
Monday, July 2, 2012
Dark Horse Announces SDCC 2012 Exclusives
Dark Horse Deluxe just announced their SDCC 2012 Exclusives. They'll be at Booth #2615.
2" Pirate Domo Qee
(Limited Edition of 1,500)
These popular 2" Qee figures have continually sold out, appearing in
stores and galleries worldwide. Who
wouldn’t want a Pirate Domo Qee? Get one while they last!
Marvel Classic Character: Iron Man Gold Variant (Limited Edition of 200)
Iron
Man was originally portrayed in a silvery iron suit when he was introduced to
the world by Marvel. Very shortly thereafter he transitioned into this gold-colored
iron suit. This Comic-Con exclusive limited-edition Syroco-style
statuette stands 4 3/4" tall and comes in a litho-printed tin box, with a
pin-back button and a booklet.
Marvel Classic Character: The Hulk Green Variant (Limited Edition of 200)
We’ve
turned the original short-lived gray Hulk to his familiar green just for
Comic-Con in this very limited-edition Syroco-style statuette. Hulk stands
4 3/4" tall, and comes in a litho-printed tin box, with a pin-back button
and a booklet.
2.5" Good Luck
Troll: Black-Light Green (Limited Edition of 1,500)
Trolls
became one of America’s biggest toy fads in the early 1960s, and again over the
years in various revivals from many toy manufacturers. They’ve been off the
market for nearly a decade; now Dark Horse is bringing them back with a mystery-box
program. However, our San Diego Comic-Con exclusive is no mystery. This green
Good Luck Troll with white hair glows under black light and is limited to 1,500
pieces!
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Good Luck Trolls,
Hulk,
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SDCC 2012
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Dark Horse Deluxe To Release Good Luck Trolls Late July & SDCC Exclusive Announced
DARK HORSE DELUXE SET TO RELEASE
THE FIRST GOOD LUCK TROLLS ASSORTMENT
ON JULY 25!
MILWAUKIE, OR, JUNE 28–One
of the greatest toy phenomena of all time has been Good Luck Trolls, originally
created in 1959 by Danish fisherman and woodcutter Thomas
Dam. At various times since the early 1960s these
charming little dolls have been a top-selling toy, building a seldom-achieved
brand equity and strong consumer response. After disappearing from the market
for many years, Good Luck Trolls are set to return this year with a modern
twist on their timeless charm.
Good Luck Trolls “mystery
box” assortments are a new collectibles merchandise program by Dark Horse
Comics under a license granted by Dam Things, who hold all rights to the works of Thomas Dam. The mystery box is being introduced to the market
with an on-sale date of July 25.
Dark Horse sees Good Luck
Trolls as a natural for the company’s designer vinyl line of toys, and has
created variations of color and design to pique the interest of customers. The
first collection offers up fifteen different versions of the figures in various
colors and with unique surface treatments, including metallic, flocked, black-light
sensitive, glitter, and glow-in-the-dark.
Dark Horse’s VP of Product
Development, David Scroggy, notes, “When we considered developing Trolls for
the first time, we were confident that they would resonate with our audience of
pop culture fans and modern collectors. We have a good sense of our customers’
tastes, and are not afraid to commit to an under-the-radar property if we think
that it is likely to be embraced by our young adult consumers.”
Mystery box (also known as “blind box”) trading figures are
essentially the same product, varying in decoration and materials, and sold randomly
out of sealed packages. Some of the figures are common to every counter
display, whereas “chase” figures are much harder to come by. The ratio of
availability is printed on each package, so the consumer knows the relative
scarcity of the figure purchased.
Dark Horse has varied the hair color within the
most common figures, so that there will be more variety and more fun for the
collector. For example, half of the yellow-body figures in a 2/15 ratio will
have blue hair; the others will have pink hair.
The Good Luck Trolls are presented in a counter
display unit holding fifteen individual blind boxes. Each Troll is packaged in
an opaque foil bag inside its box to prevent tampering or viewing prior to
purchase.
Dark Horse has also created a one-time limited edition
of 1,500 green-body Good Luck Trolls with snow-white hair that are sensitive to
black light. They will be sold exclusively at the Dark Horse booth at Comic-Con
International in San Diego, July 12–15, 2012.
Labels:
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Monday, February 13, 2012
Dark Horse's Good Luck Trolls
Dark Horse will be showing off their newest license at the New York Toy Fair which started 2/12 and ends 2/15. Dark Horse recently acquired the license to the Good Luck Trolls. These were originally released back in the 60's and brought back here and there throughout different decades. The Good Luck Trolls will be released through a Mystery-Box assortment. These will be released either in the Spring or Summer of this year.
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Good Luck Trolls,
Trolls
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