Orders for ShadowRun: Duels are coming in at nearly twice the expected levels,...

The US Playing Card Company has started issuing cease and desist orders to manufacturers of the Iraq's Most Wanted playing cards.

Hasbro released its first quarter results on Monday, announcing earnings of $1.2 million, vs. a $246 million loss in the year ago quarter.

Micheal Tierney of Collector's Edition in North Little Rock, Arkansas saw our article on Iraq war merchandise and sent this cautionary note on the Iraq's Most Wanted cards.

Herobuilders is offering an action figure of Mohammed Saeed al-Sahaf, the Iraqi Information Minister.

The high tech tops known as Beyblades have reached another milestone here in the U.S., where over five million of the battling spinners have been sold since the toy was introduced in late 2001.

Burger King has announced that a Justice League promotion will start at its restaurants next Monday, April 21. Eight action toys featuring the characters from the Cartoon Network's Justice League animated series will be given away in Kids Meals, as well as individual 12-page mini-comics.

Bandai Entertainment has announced a July 1 street date for the Regular and Limited Editions of s-CRY-ed Vol. 1, a new Platinum Edition release.

Visual effects creator and toymaker Stan Winston has licensed Apocalypse for movies and toys.

In one of the more interesting collaborations between a collector-oriented toy company and a comic book publisher, Palisades Marketing and Top Cow Productions have joined forces to create a line of Witchblade Animated Toys as well as a Witchblade Animated comic book. The only thing that takes this story out of the ordinary is the fact that, at least for right now, there is no Witchblade Animated cartoon series.