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 Featured InterviewNeil Gaiman takes us through "The Graveyard Book"If you are a Neil Gaiman fan, or you have been reading his excellent blog, then you know that he's just finished his next novel- The Graveyard Book. One of the interesting things about this book is that Neil wrote (and occasionally illustrated(!!)) it by hand in a beautiful leatherbound book.
Recent Interviews
It Came from the Basement: Frank MillerFrank Miller shows Natasha Eloi some of his props and collectibles from 300 and Sin City. 
Natasha Eloi shares the latest in toy technology from the Canadian Toy and Hobby FairToy Maniac Natasha Eloi interviews a robot. 
HypaToys NostalgiaA trip down memory lane (depending on your age, of course). From classic Disney icons who have finally been cleared for production outside the park, to Clash of the Titans action figures, to Miami Vice from the 80's, to the iconic Day of the Dead Dollies. 
Kid RobotNatash Eloi talks with Paul Budnitz who shows us a sneak peak of the latest inventory from the brilliant minds of Kid Robot. From limited edition part sneakers part shuttle craft to Smorkin' Rabbit to Acid-Head Dunny. 
Australian toy designer Nathan JureuiciusAustralian toy designer Nathan Jureuicius brings his creations to the Magic Pony shop and gallery in Toronto. 
Toy TechnologyTechnology, creativity and fun at the 66th Annual Canadian Toy and Hobby Fair. From remote-control robots to blue-tooth-enabled Lego Mindstorm - this fair showcases the convergence of toys with technology. 
Hypatoys: Harry PotterWith the forth Harry Potter film just hitting theaters, the people at Gentle Giant Studios have released a set of life-like, 6.5 inches tall busts of some of the characters from the films including Dumbledore, Professor Snape and Sirius Black. 
Hypatoys: Ugly DollsArtists and creators of Ugly Dolls, Sun-Min Kim and David Horvath, have had great success with their "small art project". 
It Came From the Basement: Saturday Morning CartoonsIn Part TWO of Steve Ferguson's collection, his imagination gets the better of him as he reveals close to 300 cartoon drawings of all of his favorite animated characters. From Hanna-Barbara to Warner Brothers to DC to Marvel, If you watched them on Saturday mornings as a kid, you're sure to find them on the walls of Stave Ferguson's basement. 
It Came From the Basement: Star WarsRobert Godwin, a Star Wars toy collector, gives us a tour of his action figure filled basement. |
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