R2-D2 and C-3PO both are part of the Star Wars: Vintage Collection, and stand at 3.75-inches. Both the Astromech and Protocol Droids retail for $15.99, and are available exclusively at Target.

Celebrities are geeks too. And often, they love to collect nerdy stuff just like we do. Sometimes it’s Funko Pops, or action figures. And other times, it’s something a little rarer. Case in point, ...

Bumblebee is one of the most beloved and iconic characters throughout the Transformers franchise. He was initially introduced as a small, yellow Autobot with a big heart and since has taken quite a ...

For Day 2 of San Diego Comic-Con 2023, Hasbro revealed what they have in store for Star Wars fans. Today, you can get your pre-orders in for several of the reveals in their Black Series, Vintage ...

The battle rages on as Hasbro dives back into The Clone Wars as they debut their newest Star Wars HasbLab. Releasing as part of The Vintage Collection, the LAAT/i Gunship makes a landing with a brand ...

A super unique animation screening series is happening this Sunday, April 20, in Los Angeles: The Animation Freakout Hangout, which is billed as L.A.’s first “all-vintage festival of far out, ...

Despite cramming a ton of Star Wars releases in the last two weeks of March for Lucasfilm / Disney’s “Imperial March” event, Hasbro still had something in the tank for Wondercon 2024. Look for TVC ...

EXCLUSIVE: Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane is partnering, through his Seth MacFarlane Foundation, with Martin Scorsese’s Film Foundation to fund the first-ever, curated restoration of historically ...

During its panel at New York Comic Con, Playground Productions not only looked back on the return and relaunch of the beloved Backyard Sports video games, but it also announced it will be completing ...

Thunderbean presents a great collection of rare vintage animated commercials from the 40s 50s 60s and 70s Cartoon Commerials Volume 2 features ads from both small and bigger studios including the ...

Star Wars fandom often calls the era after Return of the Jedi and before the Expanded Universe in the ’90s as “the Dark Times.” During these years, there was very little new Star Wars media. But there ...