Cyanide & Happiness: Joking Hazard ; Mini-Figures @ Comic-Con 2017

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Just in case you’re as annoyed as I am that failing streaming service Seeso has already dropped the entirety of Cyanide & Happiness: Pain Wars, the producers are headed to Comic Con with some merch items that should help you cope.

“Cyanide & Happiness,” in association with global media company Studio71, is launching it’s first-ever line of collectible mini-figures at San Diego Comic-Con. The line comprises 12 unique “Cyanide & Happiness” characters hand-picked from the archives to create a truly collectible line. All mini-figures are packed in individual boxes that look the same, so fans have no way of knowing what character they will get. However, there’s an opportunity at Comic Con for fans to purchase a convention-exclusive set with all 12 mini-figures that comes with an additional bonus “Golden God” figure.

The “Cyanide & Happiness” mini-figures will be sold at an exclusive pop-up shop at Comic-Con at Luce Loft (1037 J Street, San Diego, CA), starting at 11 am PT on Thursday, July 22. As an added bonus, “Cyanide & Happiness” writer and illustrator Rob DenBleyker will be on hand signing all mini-figures purchased that day.

The “Cyanide & Happiness” mini-figures include the following characters:

  • Ultrasoldier
  • Ketchup Cowboy
  • Lunk
  • Senor Cleanfist
  • Shark Rad
  • Clawford
  • Satan
  • God
  • Blue Shirt Guy
  • Ketchup Man
  • Green Shirt Guy
  • Butt Shark

 

Starting Monday, July 24, the mini-figures will be available for purchase on the Explosm.net site here.

Breaking Games has announced a booth that will include the Cyanide & Happiness-inspired hit game “Joking Hazard” that will be at this year’s SDCC Booth #1234.  Joking Hazard is a game in which you compete with your friends and enemies to finish an awful three-panel comic, from a deck of cards with millions of possible combinations.

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