Mark your calender: Saturday, July 23.














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If you'll be at San Diego Comic-Con this year, keep your Saturday afternoon open, because that's when Diamond Select Toys will be hosting their very own Minimates panel. Full details below:


Saturday, July 23, 1:00-2:00 PM, Room 9

Minimates: Nine Years, 1000 Tiny Toys

Some of the men behind the popular Minimates line will be here to unveil upcoming products and answer your questions about the 2-inch, fully articulated mini-figures, including Marvel, Halo, Back to the Future, Ghostbusters, Femme Fatales, Universal Monsters, Pirate Raiders, MAX and more.

Diamond Select Toys director Chuck Terceira, Art Asylum founder Digger and prototype painter Jason Wires will share insider info, submit to a Q&A session and debut the first stop-motion animated Minimates MAX movie. Plus, there'll be a Minimates prize drawing at the end of the panel!

Moderated by Zach Oat