I have the power!
Read Time : 2 Minutes
SDCC 2019 – Factory Entertainment Unveils Kuzos Comic-Con Exclusives
We first heard about Kuzos a month or two ago, when Factory Entertainment sent out their first product announcement. Now we are getting a better look at the die-cast line of pop culture miniatures as well as the special editions that the company will be offering up as Comic-Con Exclusives. […]
Read Time : 2 Minutes
Factory Entertainment Debuting KUZOS™ Diecast Metal Collectibles At New York Toy Fair
The first wave of KUZOS™ feature Batman, Wonder Woman, Friday the 13th, Nightmare on Elm Street and Halloween. Future waves will include Star Trek, Harry Potter, The Beatles, Looney Tunes and more!
Read Time : 2 Minutes
SDCC 2017 Exclusive – Factory Entertainment – LTD Ed 1966 Batcave Desktop Sculpture
At a price of $799, it’s a little out of my range, but a bargain for anyone who considers themselves to be a true Batman fan.
Read Time : 0 Minutes
Factory Entertainment: Offically Licensed ‘Green Hornet’ Action Figures And Die Cast Collectibles
Factory Entertainment has released some images of upcoming “Green Hornet” collectibles and officially licensed products based on the upcoming film.
Read Time : 6 Minutes
The Truth About Factory Entertainment’s Ring of Dracula
The ring of Dracula is one of those weird collectibles that has both excited and frustrated fans for the past several years, but Factory Entertainment’s version might be the ultimate Dracula collectible.
Read Time : 4 Minutes
Factory Entertainment Launches The 007 Collection With Iconic Replicas
Now, legions of Bond enthusiasts can have their own piece of the action as Factory Entertainment reveals an officially licensed line of prop replicas of some of the most iconic items in the James Bond film series.
Read Time : 3 Minutes
Big News For Bond Fans – New Props Are On The Way
Items currently in development include 1:1 scale replicas of: Scaramanga’s golden gun from The Man with the Golden Gun (1974); the fearsome metal teeth worn by Jaws in films The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) & Moonraker (1979), and Solitaire’s tarot cards as featured in Live and Let Die.