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Funko’s Specialty Series: Alana Pop! & Capable Rock Candy

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Every store deserves an amazing Funko exclusive!

In an effort to recognize their most special accounts and loyal retailers, Funko is continuing their Specialty Series. Every month, they announce two major exclusives – this month includes one Pop! and Rock Candy.

Why is it so special? You’ll only be able to find these Specialty Series exclusives in boutique retail, specialty stores, local comic book shops and from qualified online retailers. This is your chance to help support local businesses and smaller retailers, and you’ll pick up an amazing exclusive item in the process!

The latest exclusives are a Pop! from Saga – Alana with Baby Hazel, and Capable Rock Candy from Mad Max Fury Road!

Remember, these two fantastic pieces are exclusive to the Specialty Series. So pay a visit to your favorite specialty store or your local comic book shop and let them know to order the Specialty Series from Funko.

Pop! Comics: Saga S1 – Alana with Baby Hazel

Rock Candy: Mad Max Fury Road – Capable

Mad Max: Fury Road Rock Candy, Mystery Mini, & Pop!s from Funko

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“Oh what a day! What a Lovely Day!”

Funko has revealed the post-apocalyptic world of Mad Max: Fury Road coming to Rock Candy, Mystery Minis, and Pop! vinyl!

Cruising onto store shelves this Winter!

Rock Candy: Mad Max Fury Road

Furiosa escapes her tyrannical ruler to lead a rebellion, and now she’s our newest member of Rock Candy!


Please Note: Final Images Coming Soon.

Mystery Minis: Mad Max Fury Road 

Now featured as Mystery Minis, you can collect different versions of Max, Furiosa, Nux, and Coma!
In addition, Capable, Immortan Joe, Rictus Erectus and the Valkyrie!

Unwrap the fun! Which one will you get?


Please Note: Final Images Coming Soon.

Pop! Movies: Mad Max – Fury Road

This series of Pop! vinyl features War Boy Nux, The Valkyrie, Coma Doof the blind guitarist, Lord of the Citadel Immortan Joe, his wife Capable, and Furiosa – complete with steering wheel to drive the war rig.

In addition, Max himself!

Look for the chase variants of Immortan Joe and Furiosa. Each a rarity of 1-in-6!






Look for exclusives!

Pop! Movies: Mad Max – Fury Road – Nux with Goggles

Funko Shop exclusive!

Pop! Movies: Mad Max – Fury Road – Coma-Doof with flames

Only at Target!

Pop! Movies: Mad Max – Fury Road – Furiosa Missing Arm


Only at Hot Topic!

Pop! Movies: Mad Max – Fury Road – Max with Cage Mask

Only at WalMart!
Please Note: Final Images Coming Soon.

Collect them all this Winter!

Jurassic World Holds on to First, Crosses $500 million Domestically

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jurassic_worldJurassic World three-peat, taking the top spot at the box-office for the third week in a row. It earned an estimated $54.2 million. It narrowly beat Inside Out which earned an estimated $52.1 million in its second week.

Jurassic World has turned into a monster of a summer movie, crossing the $500 million mark at the domestic box-office. It now stands at $500.1 million, and at the foreign box-office it has earned $737.5 million. It’s well over the billion dollar mark, the third film to do so this year, earning $1.24 billion so far. It’s the fastest any film has crossed the $500 million mark doing so in 17 days. The previous record was 23 days by Marvel’s The Avengers. The film is in first place by a long shot in domestic earnings this year and is closing in on second. There’s a chance the film will give the all-time earning spot a run for its money.

Mad Max: Fury Road continues to do well adding an additional $1.74 million to bring its domestic total to $147.1 million. Avengers: Age of Ultron also hung on to tenth place earning an estimated $1.64 million to bring its domestic total to $452.4 million.

Jurassic World Dominates the World (Updated)

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jurassic_worldIt’s not a shock that Jurassic World won the weekend box-office, but by how much, and how much it earned worldwide is. Domestically, the film earned an estimated $204.6 million. That’s just shy of the record set by Marvel’s The Avengers which earned $207.4 million. Worldwide, the film earned $511.8 million, that means the foreign box-office estimated earning was $307.2 million. The film earned double the estimates put out by its distributor Universal.

The film did break some records. It earned an average $47.8K per theater, which is the best top weekend average. It had the highest global debut in history. It is the first film to ever earn over $500 million in one weekend. The film also has the best single day Saturday Gross, the highest opening weekend for June, the fastest to $100 million and $150 million. The film was split 52% male and 48% female, with 39% under the age 25 with 61% 25 and over. 50% of the international box-office came from 3D. How this plays out for the rest of the summer will be interesting.

In other earning news, Mad Max: Fury Road came in seventh adding $4.13 million domestically to bring its worldwide earnings to $322.7 million. Avengers: Age of Ultron added $3.6 million to bring its worldwide earnings to $1.354 billion. Age of Ultron opens in Japan on July 4th, so there’s still some foreign box-office earnings to go for the film. Domestically, Avengers: Age of Ultron sits at top of the grosses for the year so far earning $444.7 million with Furious 7 in second at $350.8 million and Jurassic World in third with $204.6 million. Worldwide things are a bit different. Furious 7 sits at the top of the grosses with $1.51 billion, Age of Ultron is second with $1.35 billion. Jurassic World currently sits in fifth, but it’ll likely be in third by week’s end the latest.

Update: The earning estimates have been revised, and it is now being reported that Jurassic World earned $208.8 million its opening weekend. That makes it the top debut ever both domestically and worldwide. Its average per theater was actually $48,855 and its worldwide earning is $524.1 million having earned $315.3 million in foreign markets. That foreign market earning is also a record besting Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 which earned $314 million.

Fashion Spotlight: Fury Maiden: The Doofer, Obey The Hypnotoad!, and We Can Do It! (Furiously)

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Ript Apparel has three designs today, two for Mad Max: Fury Road fans! Fury Maiden: The Doofer, Obey The Hypnotoad!, and We Can Do It! (Furiously) from Ninjaink, Barbadifuoco, and hugohugo will be for sale on June 12, 2015 only!

Fury Maiden: The Doofer by Ninjaink

Fury Maiden The Doofer

Obey The Hypnotoad! by Barbadifuoco

Obey The Hypnotoad!

We Can Do It! (Furiously) by hugohugo

We Can Do It! (Furiously)

 

 

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Spy Wins the Box Office, San Andreas Crashes

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spy-poster-2015-hd-wallpaperSpy won the weekend box-office, earning an estimated $30 million. That knocked down last weekend’s winner San Andreas to second place earning an estimated $26.4 million.

Other films opening this week Insidious Chapter 3, and Entourage opened in third and fourth respectively. Insidious Chapter 3 earned $23 million. Entourage earned $10.4 million. Entourage did have a good worth of mouth, so maybe the film will do well in the long run.

Mad Max: Fury Road dropped to fifth earning $7.97 million and bringing its worldwide total to $307.8 million.

Avengers: Age of Ultron earned $6.2 million bringing its global total to $1.35 billion. It’s still in second so far this year behind Furious 7. Age of Ultron is in fifth all time for earnings and will open in Japan on July 4th. That might put it over Furious 7.

This coming weekend Jurassic World opens, and is guaranteed to be in first.

Graphic Policy Radio Talks Mad Max: Fury Road, LIVE this Monday

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GP Radio pic MondayThis Monday Graphic Policy Radio goes to the movies to discuss George Miller‘s Mad Max: Fury Road. The show airs LIVE at 10pm ET. 30 years have passed since the last Mad Max movie, but Miller has returned to his apocalyptic world with new leads, in one hell of a movie. Joining us to discuss the film are Steven Attewell and Dirk Lester.

On the show we’re excited to discuss not just the visual extravaganza, and practical fx, but also what the film has to say about women in action movies, its handling of sexism and slavery, and the global climate apocalypse.

So listen in and Tweet us your thoughts about the film to @graphicpolicy

And remember, you can listen to the show LIVE this Monday starting at 10pm ET.

San Andreas Tops the Box-Office

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san andreasDwayne Johnson body-slammed the competition and ruled the box-office the past weekend. San Andreas opened in the top spot earning $53.2 million over the weekend. The film was predicted to earn $40 million, so its total was a pleasant surprise for its studio Warner Bros. It’s the best opening for Johnson as not part of an ensemble film.

The film also opened in 60 markets overseas was in the top spot in 55 of those markets. Overseas it earned an estimated $60 million. This film has brought in over $113.2 million worldwide its first week.

Pitch Perfect 2 was on key for a third week. The film earned an additional $14.4 million this past weekend. Domestically the film has earned $147.5 million and $80.7 million overseas for a total of $228.24 million.

Tomorrowland dropped to third in its second week, adding $13.8 million to its domestic total. Mad Max: Fury Road was just a bit under that adding $13.625 million in its third week. The film has earned $280.9 million worldwide so far.

Avengers: Age of Ultron came in fifth for the week. The film added $10.9 million domestically. Domestically the film has earned $427.1 million and $894.2 million in foreign markets. Its total is $1.321 billion. The film is in the top spot for domestic earnings in 2015, but lags far behind Furious 7‘s $1.5 billion.

In other comic movie news, Kingsman: The Secret Service added $106,000 to its total. The film has earned $403.6 million worldwide.

Tomorrowland Wins the Blah Weekend Box-Office

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Tomorrowland_posterTomorrowland was at top of the domestic box-office this past weekend, earning $32.97 million. The weekend was rather drowsy as a whole with two major new movies opening. The film earned an additional $26.7 million internationally.

In second place was last weekend’s box-office champ, Pitch Perfect 2 which earned $30.8 million, and following that in third was Mad Max: Fury Road which earned $24.8 million. Pitch Perfect 2 has earned $179 million worldwide but Mad Max: Fury Road has earned $219.84 million so far.

The other major film to open, Poltergeist earned $22.6 million in its first weekend, about what was expected.

Avengers: Age of Ultron continued to earn and do well, adding $21.7 million domestically. The film has earned $1.18 billion worldwide so far, but Furious 7 continues to be the global leader as far as earnings so far in 2015.

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