carl jones' hoodiez toy launch & gallery mixer @ meltdown

Carl Jones' Hoodiez vinyl figures [blogged] from Dreamland Toyworks are setto launch this May 12th @ Meltdown Comics, LA (2pm-10pm) Boogie, Jazz, Noc, Scrapz and Flip stand between 4" to 8"-ers tall and are strictly limited to a 1,000 Standard edition, a 200 limited Gray scale edition and a 200 limited All-Black edition = *schweet* ... the launch will include a signing beginning at 2pm and a

dreamlandtoyworks' my little cthulhu and angry cthulhu

DKE Toys sends word that DreamlandToyworks' My Little Cthulhuvinyl figure [blogged] is set to hit toy-shelves pretty darn soon!based on the art of John Kovalic who has reinterpreted the classic H.P.Lovecraft character in his award winning strip Dork Tower (wiki), and with a SRP of USD$30 - this 8"-er tall vinyl-creature comes with 2 Little Victims, and if that isn't enough toy-collateral for ya?

dreamland toyworks' my little cthulhu

as a fictional (alien) cult creature concocted by H.P.Lovecraft's mind, the Cthulhu (pronounced "Kathooloo") is/was an entity to be feared ... but as a youngling vinyl toy?: [via] designed by John Kovalic and slated for a Feb/Marc 2007 release (by DKE Toys) Dreamland Toyworks' My Little Cthulhu charms with his beady-eager-eyes and inflated-noggin' (proverbial baby-caricature) and with the

carl jone's hoodiez

what i'd liked about the Hoodiez (when i saw them on URL) werethat they sorta reminded me of Fat Albert and his friends (exceptthere weren't no FatAlbert around, innit?) and that sadly (for me)is the sorta cartoon-stereotyping i've been exposed to :pbut regardless of my tunnelledvisionchildhood, Carl Jone's creations arehigh on vinyl-attitude from da'hood and big on cartoonization = *i like*