TOY OF THE DAY: GO HERO TENTIKILL ARCH VILLAIN PURPLE EDITION

We bought the last of these a few years ago. We have about 2 left. No packaging, just wrapped in bubble. Super classy bubble wrap. They're big and purple and ugly and they are fucking awesome.

12+ inches, a few weird points of articulation

Buy GO HERO TENTIKILL ARCH VILLAIN PURPLE EDITION today!

Squid Skilla by Marshall Plex of Donkey Jaw Projects

Most people think squid folk are all about the ink squirts but not this guy. Squid Skilla is all about the Krylon Auquasol paint and comes from a place that is somewhere between the slums of Atlantis and the suburbs of Bikini Bottom. 

He travels the ocean on a mission to beautify every abandoned shipwreck and underwater city wall he can find across the oceanic landscape! 

Squid Skilla is a hand cast and painted resin art toy that stands just under 3" short.

Squid Skilla just made it's debut at Bing Con.  There are only a few left so grab one quick!  And check out the Donkey Jaw Projects store for more cool pieces.

-The Highest Fever
@thehighestfever

Squib plush squids by Squid Kids Ink

Squid Kids Ink has a new line of plushes called "Squibs":

Prepare for "Hugs of Death"!!
These full size Squibs are ready to love you till you die. Designed by Squid Kids Ink. They are made with high quality materials to ensure that they are very soft, cuddly, yet deadly. The 1st wave is limited, but a larger invasion is imminent. 

There are 3 different versions: Happy Gray Squib (left), Grumpy Red Squib (center) and Confused Black Squib (right).

2 things I love about this lineup: 

#1 is that these cute plushies come in 3 different versions: regular (17 inches long), mini (9.5 inches long) and in the form of 17 inch purses with a 3-foot adjustable strap!

#2 is the price point: the regular Squib plushes and the Squib purses retail for just $20, and the minis are just $10! Now THOSE are some great prices!

As always, we can get any or all of these products for you so email us or leave a comment if you are interested. 

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