Cryptozoic Kickstarter for the DC Heroes RPG 40th Anniversary

Back in 1985, Mayfair began publishing the DC Heroes RPG. The game has been out of print since the mid-1990s, but Cryptozoic recently launched a Kickstarter campaign to recreate and reprint all the books.

We had to figure out how to create new prints of the books! There are no digital files of the books, so we knew we’d have to recreate them. We had to acquire all the DC Heroes Role-Playing Game products. That meant scouring the internet (hello, eBay!) to find pristine editions of many of the books.

I never played the game, but I have many of the sourcebooks in various conditions.

The Kickstarter prices are way above my budget, but hopefully, Cryptozoic will eventually be able to release high quality PDF versions of the game books.

DC Teekeez–WTAF?

Cryptozoic describes these Teekeez toys as “2.75-inch vinyl figures with a distinctive ‘carved from wood’ aesthetic that are perfect for giving your home or office a relaxed, kitchy vibe.”

Uh huh.

 

DC Teekeez
Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, The Joker and Harley Quinn have never looked so bizarre

DC Teekeez - Wonder Woman
Wonder Woman

DC Teekeez - The Joker
The Joker

DC Teekeez - Superman
Superman

DC Teekeez - Harley Quinn
Harley Quinn

DC Teekeez - Batman
Batman

DC Pumps–Miniature Hero and Villain High Heels (No, Seriously)

I don’t even.

From Cryptozoic Entertainment. You can never have too many shoes! Pumps are glamorous miniature high-heeled shoes inspired by the costumes, props, and personalities of DC’s favorite female heroes and villains, including Wonder Woman, Harley Quinn, Supergirl, and Batgirl. For example, the Wonder Woman Pump features a transparent heel influenced directly by the character’s Invisible Plane and a strap designed after her iconic Lasso of Truth! Each Pump is approximately 2.25 inches tall, is finished with pearlescent metallic paint, and comes inside a high-fashion-style shoebox. There are nine distinct shoes in the Pumps collection, plus three rare variants. Collect them all!

 

Poison Ivy

Mera

Hawkgirl

Harley Quinn

Catwoman

Black Canary

Harley’s Puddin’ Pop (Huh?)

The promotional material for this Cryptozoic statue reads, in part,

Harley loves her “Puddin'”! Playing off her nickname for the Joker, the second in Cryptozoic’s series of highly detailed, life-sized hand statues-following the Joker Calling Card-features Harley’s gloved hand holding a lollipop with her smiling sweetheart’s face on it.

Uh huh. Ok.