So Hurricane Sandy is a thing that’s happened. Trains are out for at least 3-4 days, busses will be back by Wednesday, and comics will probably be in shops by Thursday. The last one is […]
( Chris here-FPNYC IS CLOSED TODAY, DO NOT ATTEMPT TO COME TO THE STORE FOR ANY REASON!) One project down, god knows how many more to go. I’ll have to admit to not doing many […]
Hey Dudes and Dudettes! Turns out there is a storm of epic proportions coming our way and they are closing the subways down because of it. Unfortunately this means we are closing early today, 6PM […]
Man, if you don’t love the Zeta Gundam, I don’t think we can be friends. If there’s one star Gundam that embodies the 80’s, it’s this one. Transforms? Check. Well-placed color scheme? Check. Sleek and […]
Artist/illustrator Ronald Wimberly (Sentences: The Life of MF Grimm, Black Dynamite, Something Wicked This Way Comes) will be signing copies of his work at Forbidden Planet NYC from 6:30-8 PM on Wednesday, Nov. 14th in celebration […]
Noku, the curious headphone-outfitted galactic traveler, is making a pit stop at Forbidden Planet NYC on Nov. 24th for the Noku Apparellax Brand Event. Choose from an array of shirts, posters, buttons, and more, all […]
Just in time for Halloween (and with the predicted Mayan end-times less than two months away: hurrah!), FPNYC is carrying Living Dead Dolls Presents: Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Based on symbolic figures of doom […]
What up homies! Prepare to be scared, it’s another… SPECTACLE SHRIEK SHOW Saturday October 27th 123 S.3rd Street (The Goth bodega right off Bedford Ave.) Williamsburg Brooklyn Junk Food Dinner presents: BEYOND DREAM’S DOOR dir. Jay […]
There’s just too much comics news to keep up with. I’m still trying to unravel threads from the NYCC, and the next thing I learn is I missed out on news from the SDCC! Did […]
Ha ha, I bet you guys are getting tired of seeing these, aren’t you? Were it the summer, this little project would be done already. Since I’m stuck at school or work pretty much every […]
NYCC was a thing that has happened! To about 116,000 people if the numbers are correct. That is a lot of people! Like 9,000 short of SDCC a lot! But very few of them write for […]
Do androids dream of celluloid sheep? Perhaps they will during the inaugural Philip K. Dick Science Fiction Film Festival, scheduled for December 7th-9th at indieScreen in Williamsburg, Brooklyn (at 289 Kent Ave: directions here). It’s being […]
With the Black Tri-Stars Zaku out of the way, I can finally work on a project that I’m totally dedicated to. I’m sure anybody who’s ever been some kind of artist would sympathize with the […]
New York Comic Con, like a vestigial tail, is now behind us. Maybe you were one of the lucky ones on the Con floor and know firsthand of the amazing announcements, projects and previews which […]
Say… How good was last night’s episode of The Walking Dead??!!!! Huh? Huh? Click here for a full list of Walking Dead items (books, toys, cards, calendars etc.) available from Forbidden planet NYC.
After sitting in the corner of my bedroom at the total bottom of my backlog (seriously, below both the Qubeley AND the G-Falcon Double X), my first ever Master Grade Zaku II 2.0 is completed. […]
NECA’s new Prometheus toys have just arrived! Part of me absolutely frakkin’ loves this movie. The other, logical, side digs it almost as much despite its occasional mad-dopey moments. Point of fact… I was raging […]
Also known as, “Sophia’s adventures in chrome stripping”. Before Bandai put out variants such as the Hyaku Shiki Master Grade with the Ballute, and the High Grade with the Hyper Mega Launcher, the only way […]
Writer Brandon Montclare and artist Amy Reeder were kind enough to drop by the shop last night and sign all our copies of their new one-shot comic, Halloween Eve. Pick yours up from FP at […]
The New York Comic Con is BACK, ushering in the reminder that New York is the center of the publishing world. The NYCC has the BEST artists’ alley, the best small press books and the […]
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