Wait, you have news that isn't related to New York Comic Con? Whoa there smart guy, I don't like your tone, but my probation officer doesn't like that I don't like your tone, so I'll let it slide. This November Toy2R will be giving customizers yet another platform with which to express their creativity. Meet the Spike Qees. These pointy little bros will be $17 and await all that your imagination has to offer. That last line was kinda sappy.
I think I've done about 37 posts about this toy and I can finally give you all the details that you need to actually get one now. I have cut through the shroud of secrecy that has blinded my eyes, a shroud that not even Wikileaks could have pierced. As you can see from the picture above, MAD's 1st Mork figures feature a prison theme, which will probably resonate with all of the comic con attendees from New Jersey. They are $65 each, or $120 for the pair (oh the games you could play). They will be available at myplasticheart's booth and there are only 100 of each one. 
Most of the time our toys don't do too much. They sit on a shelf, accumulate dust, and are occasionally knocked over by our cats. The life of a toy is one of leisure, but now you can put one of those little freeloaders to work for you. Marka27 and Toy Tokyo will be releasing an exclusive color of his Mini God speaker system at New York Comic Con. For $40 you can plug this guy into your mp3 player and have him entertain all your friends. Marka27 will also be there on Friday from 3-4pm to sign it for you.
Tokidoki will finally be releasing their take on Barbie on October 8th in Santa Monica, California. The first 150 people in line will get to meet the brains behind the operation, Simone Legno. No word yet on when this doll will be available everywhere else, but I'm sure it won't be too long afterwards. When I first saw this flyer I read it as "Barbie Lunch Event" but then I realized how silly that is because Barbie hasn't eaten lunch since 1962.
I like kitties. I like toys. I like kitty toys. Argonaut Resins will have a few of these Leopard Mini Tuttz for sale at New York Comic Con in addition to all the other amazing stuff you already knew about. I also live in New Jersey, and if you watch reality tv you know that leopard print is considered a "Jersey Neutral" meaning you can wear it with anything. We have different fashion rules here than anywhere else in the world.
A toy that looks like this and that was made by Mad and Pobber Toys will be released at New York Comic Con this year. That's all I know cause no one ever tells me anything. 