Red King Mummy Gator & Burning Burgundy Honoo Vinyl Figures by Super7

The Blot loves that we’re getting new sofubi figures from Super7 every month now. If only they didn’t sell out so darn fast!!! For April 2024, Super7 released the Red King Mummy Gator and the Burning Burgundy Honoo by Leecifer.

The Red King Mummy Gator ($65) by Brian Flynn stands 6” tall and is cast in ivory soft Japanese vinyl with yellow and blue sprays and red and silver detailing. The Burning Burgundy Honoo ($45) stands 4” tall and is cast in burgundy vinyl with pink and metallic bronze sprays and lime green and light blue detailing. Both figures were sold exclusively at Super7.com and promptly sold out upon release.

Skulletor Rose Vampire, Carlton & Keep Watch Mummy Boy Vinyl Figures by Super7

Super7 resurrected one of its most popular color schemes last month, the Masters of the Universe inspired Skulletor colorway! Paying homage to the evil Skeletor, the Skulletor colorway is cast in light blue soft Japanese vinyl and features lime green, yellow and purple sprays with burning red eyes. For last month’s sofubi release, Super7 released Skulletor versions of the Monster Family Rose Vampire, the Kandy Kaiju Carlton and the Keep Watch Mummy Boy (a collab with Mishka).

The Skulletor Keep Watch Mummy Boy stands 6” tall and retailed for $65, while the Skulletor Rose Vampire by Josh Herbolsheimer stands 4” tall and retailed for $45. The Skulletor Carlton stands 3” tall and retailed for $30.  All three were sold exclusively at Super7.com and promptly sold out upon release. The Blot needs a Skulletor RV so if you've got one for sale let me know!

Spider-Man on Chimney Animated Marvel Mini Statue by Skottie Young x Gentle Giant Ltd

Gentle Giant Ltd continues its popular line of Marvel Comics Animated Mini Statues inspired by artist Skottie Young’s Young Marvel variant covers with the Amazing Spider-Man! Perched atop a metal chimney pipe, Spider-Man crouches and overlooks the city he’s sworn to protect in this mini statue. Standing 6” tall, this resin Spider-Man on Chimney Animated Marvel Mini Statue is limited to just 3,000 pieces and comes packaged in a full-color box with a numbered certificate of authenticity. Collectors can pre-order this Marvel Comics statue now at Entertainment Earth for $59.99 here.

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DARIA Daria & Jane Vinyl Figure Set by Mondo

Mondo has released this awesome Daria Vinyl Figure Set, featuring Daria Morgendorffer and Jane Lane, based on the popular MTV animated series! As Mondo explained, “these are the first-ever official, on-model DARIA figures!” Designed by Leanne Hannah and sculpted by Vivian Coscia, Mondo’s Daria and Jane Vinyl Figure Set comes complete with an array of swappable portraits, arms and accessories to suit your darkest mood. Limited to just 1,000 sets, the Deluxe Limited Edition Variant features exclusive extras like Daria’s classic Beavis and Butt-Head portrait and Jane’s look from “Dye! Dye! My Darling.”

The DARIA Daria and Jane Vinyl Figure Set includes: a Daria Figure with Neutral Portrait, Smiling Portrait, Neutral Glasses, Flame Glasses, Neutral Arms, Crossed Arms, and Daria and Jane Interlocking Arms, and a Jane Figure with Neutral Portrait, Smiling Portrait, Neutral Arms, Accessory Holding Arms, Boombox, Mystic Spiral CD, and a Camera. The Deluxe Limited Edition Variant comes with the following exclusives: Classic Beavis and Butt-Head Portrait, Classic Glasses, Accessory Holding Arms, Book, Bad Hair Day Portrait, F Off Arm, Cow Skull, and a Towel.

The Regular Edition DARIA Figure Set retails for $125, while the Deluxe Limited Edition Variant retails for $135.  Both are available now exclusively at MondoShop.com.

Batman: The Animated Series Bane 1/6 Scale Action Figure by Mondo

Mondo continues its popular line of Batman: The Animated Series 1/6 Scale Collectible Figures with the Man who Broke the Bat, Bane! Standing over 13” tall, this massive assassin comes complete with swappable portraits and hands (and some iron to stay up on his gains, of course). The Batman: The Animated Series Bane 1/6 Scale Action Figure can be pre-ordered now at MondoShop.com as a Deluxe Timed Edition for $245 or as a Regular Edition for $220. The Deluxe Timed Edition is available now through noon CT on Monday, April 29th.

The Batman: The Animated Series Bane 1/6 Scale Action Figure includes the Bane Figure, Angry Portrait, Yelling Portrait, Crushed Batarang Hand, Barbell Weight, Fists, Grapple Hands, and a Figure Stand. The Deluxe Timed Edition also comes with the following exclusives: Unmasked Portrait, Venom Overdose Portrait, Venom Overdose Upper Torso, Venom Overdose Hands, Mask Accessory, and a Damaged Venom Dial Accessory.

Harry Potter Portrait Print Series by Patrik Svensson x Bottleneck Gallery

Today, Bottleneck Gallery is taking us back to Hogwarts with this fantastic new Harry Potter portrait print series by artist Patrik Svensson! As BNG explained, “Patrik Svensson’s set of prints offers a magical twist on the pop culture portrait. Using magic wands as the base of each of the three portraits of Harry, Hermione, and Ron, Patrik’s prints cleverly intertwine his minimalist artistic tendencies with some bold brush strokes to create some of the most unique portraits we’ve ever seen. Using one dominant color and a lot of impressive shading, Professor Svensson’s sorcery continues to mesmerize us with each new release.”

Patrik Svensson’s Harry Potter Portrait Print Series includes Harry Potter, Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley.  Each Harry Potter Portrait is a 16”x20” hand numbered screen print limited to just 100 pieces. HP fans can purchase these prints at 12pm ET on Thursday, April 25th, at BottleneckGallery.com for $40 each or $110 for a matching number 3 print set.

Star Wars Gamorrean Guard & Rancor Screen Prints by Mike Sutfin x Bottleneck Gallery

May the 4th is almost here, and Bottleneck Gallery is starting the Star Wars celebration a little early with two new Star Wars screen prints by artist Mike Sutfin!  Sutfin has produced some amazing Star Wars art over the years and The Blot is super excited about this new “Galactic Icons” character print series. As BNG explained, “Mike Sutfin’s newest series, Galactic Icons, explores the galaxy’s greatest, and gnarliest, characters. Mike’s series feels right at home with classic Star Wars toys packaging and trading cards, and we’re excited to start everything off with a Rancor and a Gamorrean Guard. Mike’s detailed and animated interpretations of these characters is delightful, and we’re especially fond of the facial expression on the Gamorrean Guard. Stay tuned for more in this ongoing series!”

“Gamorrean Guard” and “Rancor” are 12”x18” hand numbered screen prints.  Each Galactic Icons Star Wars print is limited to 100 pieces and will retail for $40. Both Star Wars prints will go on sale at 12pm ET on Wednesday, April 24th, at BottleneckGallery.com.

Star Wars “Ahsoka’s Path” Print by Seth Groves x Bottleneck Gallery

With May 4th right around the corner, Bottleneck Gallery is starting the Star Wars celebration a little early with a new Ahsoka print by artist Seth Groves!  As BNG explained, “Seth’s print features a pivotal moment for fan favorite, Ahsoka Tano. Originally created for the animated epic, The Clone Wars, Ahsoka’s story has been riveting from the start, and the character’s translation to live action was flawless. Seth’s print adds some Japanese cinematic flair to Ahsoka’s journey, which we feel is thematically perfect.”

“Ahsoka’s Path” by Seth Groves is an 18”x24” hand numbered fine art giclee print.  The Regular Edition is limited to 150 pieces and will retail for $50, the Sakura Variant is limited to 75 pieces and will retail for $60, and the Black and White Variant is limited to 50 pieces and will retail for $60.  All three colorways will go on sale at 12pm ET on Wednesday, April 24th, at BottleneckGallery.com.

“We’re all just doing our best, threaded to a hospital bed” Timed Edition Screen Print by Daniel Danger x Bottleneck Gallery

Yesterday, Bottleneck Gallery put together an epic new release to aid the lost boy-king of Ghost Island, Daniel Danger, with all proceeds from the sale of this print going to the beloved artist to help with the health issues his family has been dealing with lately. This is an art print of a gig poster for a recent Primus concert designed by Danger.

“We’re all just doing our best, threaded to a hospital bed” by Daniel Danger is a 24”x36” signed and numbered 7 color screen print. The run size for Version A and Version B will be set by the number of prints purchased at BottleneckGallery.com from now through 11:59pm ET on Thursday, April 18th. Each print will retail for $75 or you can purchase a matching number set for $145.

As BNG explained, “Daniel Danger is a legend. Initially beginning as collectors before creating Bottleneck, we’ve been mesmerized and drawn into Daniel’s brilliantly melancholic art for almost two decades. Daniel’s long-spanning print career has always orbited around gig posters, and despite having one of the most riveting and successful years of his artistic career recently, Daniel and his family have also been dealing with serious and severe health issues. It’s been a genuine dream working together with Daniel, and we want to give back to an artist that gives this corner of the art world so much of himself. We’re teaming up with Daniel to release an art print edition of his recent Primus gig poster – an absolute stunner, we should add – and 100% of the proceeds from this release will go directly to Daniel and his family.”

From the artist, Daniel Danger: “I’ll avoid getting into specifics, but my wife Rebecca has been very sick the last few months. 48 hours after I was discharged from the hospital from my own two month battle with septic level post-covid pneumonia and the discovery of a pulmonary embolism, I was suddenly carrying her into the ER one Sunday night. Our life since has just been hospital stays, a half dozen ERs, a couple ambulances, endless specialists, and a confused five year old. She’s currently a quarter step above outright disabled, unable to do much of anything, and it’s been an intense, engulfing and terrifying experience for our family. My wife and I are both small business owners; she’s a freaking saint and works with people largely on the autism spectrum, and I obsessively draw weird houses and ghosts because of the autism spectrum. We’re by no means financially doomed by this, but back-to-back completely debilitating illnesses have pretty much annihilated our savings, as being sick in America is very very expensive, and two businesses were left hemorrhaging money in our absence. Simply put, if you can, now would be an extremely good time to pick up a Daniel Danger print.

There’s an old house in Florence, MA on the way to our doctor’s office that someone’s been slowly gutting, and I’ve been watching this play out in real time as we pass it, which has been a regular thing since I was near death a few months back. I’ve been thinking about our failing medical system, about Hygieia the goddess of health, angry about prayer, about the fun trip to CA we were supposed to take with our 5 year old daughter, about the fast food I stress eat in the car, about this beautiful person in my life threaded to a hospital bed, to an ambulance, to a failing house that hopefully gets rebuilt, and all I can do is stand atop it all and try and do my best to keep it together. A looming forgetting of being carefree, of youth; existing in the shadow of the happiest place and feeling overwhelmed by its absence. This started as a gig poster for PRIMUS, I was sketching but I didn’t even really think about the band, other than knowing Primus of all bands would be OK with me doing what I *needed to* creatively, what my brain had to get out. The band would be the temporary carrier of these feelings. I spent the last few days reworking the piece to a larger format, expanding the colors, and doing a lot of cleanup work on this bizarre illustration I did while deliriously tired, and this was the result.”

Night of the Living Dead Movie Poster Screen Print by Jason Edmiston x Justin Ishmael x Bottleneck Gallery

Bottleneck Gallery is teaming up with ISH (Justin Ishmael) and artist Jason Edmiston to release another classic movie poster back as a screen print! Check out this epic Night of the Living Dead one sheet, with color separations by Jason Edmiston.

As BNG explained, “George A. Romero’s Night of the Living Dead helped create the walking dead genre of film, and the original one-sheet movie poster is as bold and iconic now as it was in the late ‘60s. We worked with ISH and artist extraordinaire Jason Edmiston to revive the original one-sheet theatrical poster art in order to create an officially licensed, and horrifyingly awesome, screen print edition! The poster features bold design aesthetics with the title and credit work, all dutifully reanimated by Jason’s deft hand.”

Night of the Living Dead is a 24”x36” hand numbered screen print.  The Regular Edition is limited to 150 pieces and will retail for $60, while the Red Variant is limited to 100 pieces and will retail for $70. There is also a Glow in the Dar Variant, which is limited to 75 pieces and will retail for $80, and a 3D Lenticular Plex Edition on 4mm polystyrene, which is limited to 30 pieces and will retail for $200.  All four editions go on sale at 12pm ET on Thursday, April 18th, at BottleneckGallery.com.