It's the one you can't find-- yet, anyway.  Wedge Antilles is a fantastic new head on an existing Luke body, but the cardback is likely what you're after.  Is he worth the hype?  Read on!

It's R7-D4, the first-ever animated astromech with removable parts!  It's not entirely compatible with other build-a-droids, but it's dang cool.  Should you get it? Read on!

20 nominees are up for the next Star Wars action figure!  Go to Titan Magazines to vote on the 20 choices, many of which are previously unmade as action figures and several of which are carry-overs from previous polls.  What are you waiting for?  Vote now!

Hey kids it's Lt. Oxixo!  It's a lot like your other pilots, but check out that helmet.  Is it worth tracking this particular version down?  Read on!

After debuting in 1997 with a figure taller than Darth Vader, the Rebel Fleet Trooper receives its third incarnation.  With hats, ammo, and accessories aplenty, it's a nice upgrade-- but is it perfect?  Read on!

The Twin-Pod Cloud Car Pilot is a fantastic figure with a great design and tons of articulation, but if you go to the store you may see that most people don't share my enthusiasm. (It hung around.)  Read on!

We have added the full New York Comic-Con Hasbro presentation for your viewing pleasure. Click here to visit our Image Bank!

If you like droid, 4-A7 is a good one.  Based on a C-3PO mold, this robot was a short release but is well worth tracking down... you know, if you collect droids.  Read on!

(NEW YORK, NY) Are collectors ready to party like it's 1999? The Phantom Menace arrived with much hoopla and high, even unrealistic, expectations when it was released over 12 years ago and for many ushered in the era of CGI and Jar Jar hate. Will time and 3D be more forgiving towards Episode I?

There's a new version, but this Rebel Fleet Trooper was the de facto best version from 2001 to 2010. It shows its age, and it comes with 5 different heads-- depending on how you bought it. Read on!

Hasbro adds new goods in the booth after the presentation including the Walmart Discover The Force wave based themed with Episode I figures and comes with 3D glasses. Also added are the new Movie Heroes assortment that features characters from all movies, some with brand new sculpts and most with electronic action features. Check out these preview photos and come back for the all the photos added to our Image Bank! Enjoy!

We have uploaded tons in our Image Bank featuring large photos from the Hasbro Booth for your viewing pleasure. If you're a Phantom Menace, there's plenty coming up next year for the 3D re-release. If you're a fan of The Vintage Collection, it's also continuing for 2012.

New York Comic-Con is  underway and we've posted some highlight photos from the Hasbro booth. The Phantom Menace is clearly the main theme, with Podracers, a Podracer multipack, and not to mention the Darth Maul package branding prevalently on display. Vintage does continue with a new cardback paying homage to the classic Kenner 12 backs. There's something big under a black blanket that we can't wait for Hasbro to reveal later in the show.

Before you see the new Naboo Fighter and Astromech Battle Pack, check out this Fi-Ek Sirch update from earlier this year!  It's a Jedi and it's good. 

Hasbro threw a Preview Night Party last night for New York Comic-Con and offered some tidbits of what's to come later this evening. In their Star Wars room, the H people showed the already seen ROTJ sandstorm deleted scene figures, a new play concept showcasing half inch scale cutsie figurines and vehicles called Battle Pods, and in what is sure to cause some consternment from adult collectors but play appeal for the kiddies; the return of the "action feature". Shown were the upcoming Qui-Gon Jin and Obi-Wan Kenobi action figures with light up lightsabers for the upcoming TPM 3D release assortment.