

“We are incredibly excited to be working with such stellar licensing partners,” says Tricia Samuels, vice president, global licensing, consumer products, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. “We’re thrilled to be able to bring a pop culture icon like RoboCop back to center stage of retail across a broad range of product categories.”
Among the products that be available at retail this quarter are:
A full line of action figures, radio-controlled vehicles and role play items from master toy partner Jada Toys;
A free-to-play mobile game from Glu Mobile;
Original comic books and archival collections of four stories based on the new film from Boom! Comics;
Definitive History of RoboCop
coffee table books from Titan Publishing;
Halloween costumes from AFG and Smiffy’s;
Collectibles in varying sizes from licensees including Medicom, Square Enix, Toyntoys, Play Imaginative, ThreeA and T-Arts; and
Apparel from Freeze and Mishka NYC.
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