Raving Toy Maniac

October 2014 - The fourth issue of LittlePlasticMen is avilable online!

http://www.littleplasticmen.com/e-mag/v1n4/

This issue has a summary of toys announced at New York Comic Con and San Diego Comic-Con International, an interview with Steve Varner, a musing about whether cosplay is hurting the dealer floor at conventions, and a talk with Jerry Macaluso about some of the unproduced action figures from SOTA Toys.

You can read it online or download the .pdf to read on a device when you are offline.

July 2014 - The third issue of LittlePlasticMen is now avilable online!

www.littleplasticmen.com

This issue has a round-up of action figure projects from Kickstarter, an interview with Ken Lilly about the unproduced Sesame Street action figures from Palisades Toys, a talk with Jerry Wood about MicroMachines ZBots, and more.

You can read it online or download the .pdf to read on a device when you are offline.

April 16, 2014 - The second issue of LittlePlasticMen is now avilable online!

www.littleplasticmen.com

This issue has a profile of Quantum Mechanix, an interview with Zica Toys, highlights from Toy Fair, a look back at Sectaurs, a talk with sculptor Peter Kelley, and more.

You can read it online or download the .pdf to read on a device when you are offline.

January 13, 2014 - The first issue of LittlePlasticMen is now avilable online!

It's here! The premiere issue of littleplasticmen magazine is live! Inside you'll find exclusive interviews with Anaglyph Sculpture's Scott Hensey and Plan B Toys' Jay Borman, news from DC Collectibles, Gentle Giant and Sideshow, toy reviews including Diamond Select Toys new Marvel Select Winter Soldier and much more. Check it out here...

www.littleplasticmen.com

You can read it online or download the .pdf to read on a device when you are offline.

Introducing littleplasticmen - A magazine about action figures

OCTOBER 23, 2013 - (HOUSTON, TX) Today, the crew behind Gearphoria - a successful quarterly digital magazine covering the boutique/small builder guitar, amp and effects pedal market - has given the green light to the development of second title aimed at the collectible toy and action figure market. The new magazine, littleplasticmen, springs from the ashes of a small, online toy and pop culture retailer of the mid-2000s with the same name.

"Gearphoria is a different animal in the crowded guitar magazine space," explained editor Blake Wright. "It acts as sort of a hybrid trade/commercial publication that is just as interesting to read for industry participants as it is for the guitar-loving public. When we were thinking about a second title to follow the Gearphoria model, the toy/action figure industry was a no-brainer. It's always been a passion and it is under-represented on conventional magazine racks today."