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The Twilight Zone Pin Mate Wooden Figure Set of 6 - Convention Exclusive from Bif Bang Pow! features six classic, beloved characters re-imagined for the very first time as rare color Pin Mate™ collectible wooden figures - available only at Entertainment Earth. A must-have for any fan of The Twilight Zone , this never-before-seen wooden figure set showcases episode-specific characters, which are individually numbered within the series (included on the packaging as well as the bottom of each figure). Mystic Seer from "The Nick of Time" is number 1. Gremlin from "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" is number 2. Kanamit from "To Serve Man" is number 3. Uncle Simon Robot from "Uncle Simon" (represented by Bif Bang Pow! for the first time ever) is number 4. Talky Tina from "Living Doll" is number 5. Invader from "The Invaders" is number 6. Designed to highlight the characters in color, each retro-style figure is wrapped in

LOS ANGELES, CA (March 12, 2014) - World-renowned manufacturer Bif Bang Pow! announced a creative partnership with ZICA Toys in conjunction with David Lee, makers of high-quality retro-style toys and action figures, to produce a line of The Twilight Zone 3 3/4-inch retro action figures scheduled to ship in the Fall of 2014. The collection will focus on some of the most iconic characters from The Twilight Zone series - including William Shatner's nervous airline passenger Bob Wilson and the Gremlin that wants him to crash, both from the terrifying episode "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet"; the sly alien Kanamit from "To Serve Man"; the Invader from Agnes Moorehead's "The Invaders" episode; Burgess Meredith's avid reader Henry Bemis from "Time Enough at Last"; and Talky Tina, the doll that spells doom for Telly Savalas in the "Living Doll" episode. These 3 3/4-inch retro action figures will be

Continuing with our theme of The Twilight Zone bobble heads in color, our fifth and final exclusive The Twilight Zone bobble head for SDCC 2010 has been announced! It's our friend Kanamit, the "friendly" alien who actually has a cook book on how to serve humans. Limited to just 504 pieces, Kanamit will be making his debut at San Diego Comic-Con 2010. Based on The Twilight Zone's rather disturbing and fan favorite "To Serve Man" episode from 1962. Attending San Diego Comic-Con July 21-25, 2010? Just stop by booth #2343 and be the first to pick up this item anywhere. No need to order now. (Prices and availability subject to change.) Can't make it to Comic-Con? Order now for shipment after the convention (while supplies last).