Our first appointment at Comic-Con was with our friends at Organic Hobby, the fine folks who bring Revoltech to the US. Unfortunately, there was precious little new on display.

Lego brings us new Bionicle, Star Wars, Speed Racer, Batman, Indiana Jones and... Spongebob. With some highly entertaining VIDEO I might add.

Dark Horse must have the coolest merchandising people ever. They put out a Tara McPherson Coloring book!

The cool company with the hard to pronounce name.

A far cry from what NECA is doing with the Turtles, the Playmates version has their place nonetheless.

Mindstyle offers a designer toy experience no matter what your fetish.

Imaginext is one of those lines that are made for kids but are appealing to me as an adult collector. In my opinion, they had one of the best toys of the whole fair this year.

The best thing that Diamond had on display we couldn't take pictures of. New 1/4 scale Star Wars figures.

Underground toys distributed the Doctor Who toys here in the states and they where nice enough to take time with us to show us around the line.

Shocker Toys was at Toy Fair showing off some of their new action figures.

NECA wins points for having the first action figure with a head in mid-explosion.

I can hear the theme music playing now as I write this. Indy is back and he brought the toys this time.

Large scale articulated Grendizer figures? Awesome. Captain Harlock? Where has HL Pro been all my life.

Marvel is a big property for Hasbro and there was LOTS to see. Hulk, Spider-Man, Marvel Heroes.

If you are not into bobbleheads, you probably haven't heard of Funko. They weren't even on my radar until I saw this....