New York Comic Con 2012

Kotobukiya had some great stuff to show off at the NYCC

All my childhood was spend reading comic books about superheroes in New York City and now here I was, in the Big Apple, surrounded by those same heroes.

I did not get a chance to meet Kirk Hammet, but I did get to photograph his toy.

Mori from Real X Head was at the Onell Design booth, which apparently is a big deal.

NiStuff is a guy who has been working with Matt Doughty and branching off the Glyos universe. He's both created both his own original characters as well as his own versions of Onell toys. The results are quite remarkable, and his booth at NYCC showcased the toys in all their glittery glory.

Any excuse for more Mega Bloks dragons is a good one.

Together, they had one of the more interesting tables at NYCC. Lets look at some highlights.

New Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Hobbit and Super Heroes sets.

Harrison's Comics is a New England chain of comic book stores that have a great selection of toys and collectibles. What set them apart from the sea of dealers at NYCC was their exclusive Funko POP vinyls from the Walking Dead.

While Bandai America didn't have a traditional booth, we did find some interesting Power Rangers merchandise, including new Megaforce items.