Archive: March 11, 2004 to March 16, 2004
| New Arrivals at Big Bad Toy Store |
 Online retailer BigBadToyStore.com has several new items in stock.
[Updated 3/11/2004]
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| DF: Alex Ross 1970s Marvel Litho |
 Dynamic Forces unveils a full-color image of their latest Alex Ross lithograph, featuring Marvel Comics characters from the 1970s.
[Updated 3/11/2004]
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| Devil's Due Artwork on GI Joe TCG |
 Wizards Of The Coast selects Devil's Due to design artwork for the G.I. Joe Trading Card Game, coming in Fall 2004.
[Updated 3/11/2004]
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| Equity Renews Scooby-Doo License |
 Equity Marketing renews their Scooby-Doo licensing agreement with Warner Bros. Consumer Products - the agreement includes the license for Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed.
[Updated 3/11/2004]
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| Dragon Models WWII Arno 1945 |
 Dragon Models adds another 12-inch action figure to their World War II series, this one of a German soldier during the Defense of Berlin in 1945.
[Updated 3/11/2004]
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| James: Dragon WWII Bazookaman |
 Dragon Models adds another 12-inch action figure to their World War II series, this one of an American Army Bazookaman in 1944 France.
[Updated 3/11/2004]
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| Valor vs Venom 2 at SmallJoes.com |
 Online retailer SmallJoes.com has the second series of GI Joe Valor vs. Venom in stock.
[Updated 3/11/2004]
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| Duel Masters TCG Mall Tour |
 Wizards of the Coast is taking their Duel Masters Trading Card Game to malls in 15 cities in the US and Canada.
[Updated 3/12/2004]
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| DF: Signed DC Comics for May 2004 |
 In May 2004, Dynamic Forces will have signed DC Comics titles from Lee, Turner, Jolley, Davis, Perez, and More.
[Updated 3/12/2004]
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| New Arrivals at Action-HQ.com |
 Action-HQ.com has many new action figures and related toys in stock, including Hellboy, Evangelion, Saint Seiya, and more.
[Updated 3/12/2004]
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| Top Previews Sales from February |
 The top ten games, toys, and miscellaneous merchandise sold in February 2004 and which were ordered through Previews.
[Updated 3/12/2004]
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 Electric Tiki announces a 12-inch statue of the Lone Ranger.
[Updated 3/14/2004]
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 The "Spring into Fun" sale flyer at ToysRUs stores runs until March 27, 2004.
[Updated 3/14/2004]
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| Pocket Super Heroes JLA Relisted |
 DC Direct is again offering their JLA box set of Pocket Super Heroes action figures - the set will be in stores again in June 2004.
[Updated 3/16/2004]
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| Superman & Lois Lane Holiday Plate |
 DC Direct announces a new collector plate designed by Alex Ross - this piece features Superman and Lois Lane with a holiday theme.
[Updated 3/16/2004]
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| DC Direct Statues & Busts |
 DC Direct announces three new collectible pieces to be released in October 2004: a Batman mini-bust, a Cyborg maquette, and a Zatanna statue.
[Updated 3/16/2004]
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| Artist Signature Series Superman |
 DC Direct announces a second set in their Artist Signature Series: Superman from Kingdom Come.
[Updated 3/16/2004]
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| Series 2 Batman Hush Figures |
 DC Direct announces a second series of action figures based on the Batman Hush storyline - this series should be in stores in October 2004.
[Updated 3/16/2004]
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| Elvis Presley Vermont Teddy Bear |
 Elvis Presley Enterprises authorizes a 50th Anniversary promotion - a Vermont Teddy Bear available at Kroger stores and regional bakeries.
[Updated 3/16/2004]
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| Marvel Signs New Pre-School Deals |
 Marvel Enterprises has signed new license agreements with LeapFrog Enterprises and VTech Electronics to expand its presence in the pre-school segment.
[Updated 3/16/2004]
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| LEGO Announces New Action Plan |
 The LEGO Company finalizes an "Action Plan" intended to stabilize their financial position. Part of the plan is a return to classic core product lines.
[Updated 3/16/2004]
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