Late last year, we saw the release of the RawShark Studios The Order Bobaran Action Figure.  This sold out quickly, and was a $20 3-inch action figure that seems to almost perfectly color match Kenner's original 3 3/4-inch Boba Fett action figure.  And it's pretty cool.  

If you collect Glyos-compatible figures, you're probably very interested in Jesse Moore's latest Callgrim assortment.  The Order Bobaran (pictured) is one of four new releases - he's joined by a Firespray Warp Bike, Callgrim Trando (looks like Bossk), and Callgrim Eyegee (looks like IG-88).   If you're in to these, the 3-inch figures are quite nice and pop apart for your customizing pleasure.  I've got a few of these and quite like them - and I just ordered a few more.  Click here to see what's still available.

If you enjoyed Kabuto Mushi, you're going to like Callgrim.   Jesse Moore's line of designer figures draw from numerous influences, and this time it's Star Wars.  X-Wing, A-Wing, B-Wing, and Rebel Endor Trooper figures are the inspiration of the day, plus a swell Speeder Bike are up for grabs.  Click here to see what's left - each figure and vehicle is $20.

If you aren't at C2E2, you can still get the Hunter Mushi from The GodBeast.  He's up now for $16.00 plus shipping - about $6.25.  Click here to order yours, or the Skeletor-themed one too.

If you like designer toys - and I know you do - you'll want to visit the Glyos News Dump blog for a post I wrote called " C2E2 The Godbeast C2E2 2015 Offerings."   A limited run of figures nodding to things you know and love will be on sale from Marty "The Godbeast" Hansen at the Nerd City booth.  He does great stuff, and I've picked up some of his other offerings over the years.

While not a proper Star Wars item, there's a really cool, really weird item being sold at the DKE Toys booth.   Bunnywith an Affinity for Slave Women is a bagged $12 figure available in MUSCLE flesh color or plain white, bagged with a header card.  It looks like a certain fat crime lord, and is actually pretty amusing.

So there's a show coming up called the The (In)action Figure Show at The Clutter Gallery.  One such figure is Troopor, a Masters of the Universe-inspired 5 1/2-inch tall figure from Man or Monster? Studios.