Comments on: Cryptozoology Action Figures

By: FreeThinker

FreeThinker — Tue, 22 Aug 2006 13:36:13 +0000

The Jersey Devil is really cool. I want one D:

By: El Chupacabra

El Chupacabra — Sun, 28 May 2006 16:06:14 +0000

Never seen one of those before.
I am a Chupacabra freak, and the one on the website looks much better.
Hey, when did these things release? Because, I never saw any of these.

Go Chupacabra!

By: CryptoInformant

CryptoInformant — Sun, 02 Apr 2006 18:23:24 +0000

I don’t really like the Nessie one, looks too much like an eel.

By: devilinjerseycity

devilinjerseycity — Tue, 28 Mar 2006 23:19:28 +0000

Were do u get this sweet shizzle!?

By: Mnynames

Mnynames — Thu, 23 Mar 2006 21:44:40 +0000

Sad, I’d love to have that Nevermore Jersey Devil. I actually went looking for the Mezco Devil (He’s interesting enough), but could only ever find Bigfoot or Mothman. There was a Japanese series of miniatures that featured a Jersey Devil based on the picture accompanying the account of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Evans of Gloucester City, NJ on January 19, 1909 (My favourite), and I happen to have that one. Would love to have seen an artist’s take on the Loveland Frogmen too. Shame Nevermore is nevermore.

By: YarriWarrior

YarriWarrior — Thu, 23 Mar 2006 15:21:03 +0000

Hi Craig! I believe the mezco loch ness monster figure was released-I think I saw it on the rack at a lone star comics(when I bought my bigfoot figure). I like the many cryptozoological action figures here in the USA, but you might want to look at some of the Japanese goodies out there. Several companies produce them, and they usually come with some candy! (Some of those I showed to you last Sunday, when you and your wife came to visit)They tend to have a more traditional look or are based on famous crypto photos. Hey-I know of a really cool bigfoot model made right here in Texas! Later, Yarri

By: Loren Coleman

Loren Coleman — Wed, 22 Mar 2006 13:29:52 +0000

During the summer of 2001, I saw (at the studio in Hollywood) the prototype Mothman figure by R. Todd Broadwater. But the makers of the Mothman movie deep-sixed any involvement because they decided soon thereafter to take another direction, and did not want any “concrete” representation of the Mothman to be associated with the motion picture.

In October 2001, I was being filmed for the companion documentary, with John Keel, in New York, and the figurine was supposed to be flown in from LA, to be there, for us to hold and discuss. Instead, the message came from corporate headquarters, “no” figurines, nothing from Nevermore was to be in Search for The Mothman (found on the DVD Deluxe version of The Mothman Prophecies). You will see in the background of my interview on that doc a sizable black owl statue with red eyes that Mark A. Hall bought in WV and gave me. That’s the only “prop” in that doc, and it was purposedly used subtly behind me. But nope, no Mothman figurines were ever endorsed for the movie or for use in any of the publicity.

Nevermore Creations, I believe, collapsed under the weight of no tie-in, due to all of their development expenses, without any broadbased production and distribution - or endorsement.

By: MMTHPOOLGHOSTCAMPR

MMTHPOOLGHOSTCAMPR — Wed, 22 Mar 2006 13:29:16 +0000

2-3 yrs ago I stumbled onto a “Yeti” figurine in a factory outlet store. It came in a box with a snow drift background along with a scroll filled with info on the “Yeti” including Eric Shipton’s famous “Yeti” photograph.It is made by Shadowbox Collectibles & is dated 1996 & stands 8″.

I think you can view it at skeptiseum.org. I bought mine for 99 cents plus tax. I put a Santa hat on it at Xmas & a present on his hand.

By: mrbf2006

mrbf2006 — Wed, 22 Mar 2006 06:23:18 +0000

I have the Bigfoot figure from Mezco, which comes with its own footprint, and it’s pretty awesome. It’s sitting on top of my computer tower, hands upraised in a scary pose. It’s the only one I have.