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New futurama toys


read the whole article at IGN.It seems like every toy company today has their own small figure line based upon the success of Japan's Kubricks. Toynami calls their I-Men, and they've recently released figures from a pair of licenses sure to delight fans of both series. The first is Futurama (Toynami, $8.00 SRP each), which they've done as two-packs containing a pair of figures and collectible metal coins featuring the characters license (which double as bases since the figures have magnetic feet). There are 6 sets currently available (Fry/Calculon, Bender/Robot Devil, Leela/Roberto, Zoidberg/Morbo, and Professor/URL)


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