Roger And Jessica Rabbit Hood Ornament In Disneyland

A new Roger and Jessica Rabbit hood ornament popped up at Disneyland in Judge Doom's area for meet-and-greets. The ornament was spotted by Instagram user coheteboy and it appears it was not present on the Dipmobile when Doom made his park debut in 2023. You would only be able to spot it if you're looking really closely and I have not seen anyone else with photos of it before. Since you have to stand further back from the set, it would be easy to miss but here are some up close photos...

Judge Doom Makes His Disney Park Debut At Oogie Boogie Bash

Judge Doom has made his first ever Disney Park debut at the Oogie Boogie Bash in California Adventure. Take a look at some photos and video from various soruces on-hand for the sneak peek. WARNING - You Aren't Ready !!!

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Coming Soon - Super7 Judge Doom And Roger Rabbit SDCC Exclusive ReAction Figure Set

NOW AVAILABLE - Shop using my Affiliate Link. There have been a lot of San Diego Comic-Con reveals over the last few days and we just got a look at Super7's Exclusive set with Toon Judge Doom and scared Roger Rabbit. These will come in special packaging to look like the props and boxes in the Acme warehouse. Let's take a closer look...

Roger Rabbit ReAction Figures By Super7 Revealed

For almost 35 years there had been certain characters missing when it comes to action figure form but, at last, Super7 has filled the void in the world of Who Framed Roger Rabbit collectibles. A series of five brand new ReAction figures will be released very soon, and fans of the movie can finally have some of their favorite characters from Toontown.

Who Framed Roger Rabbit Figures By Super7 Coming Soon

Huge news coming out of Super7 - they posted a teaser image of an upcoming Who Framed Roger Rabbit figure! It shows the gloved hand of Judge Doom holding the poor squeaking shoe over the barell of dip. The only official word we have so far is that the figure or figures are coming soon. Stay Tooned!

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Who Framed Roger Rabbit Funko Pop! Pins Now Available For Pre-Order

Funko has surprised us with a release of Who Framed Roger Rabbit Pop! Pins. The pins are being sold individually, so you can choose which characters to buy or get all four to make the set. The characters are the same as the Pop Vinyl figures released in 2014 - Roger Rabbit, Jessica Rabbit, Smartguy Weasel and Judge Doom. Jessica will also be available as a fully glittered Limited Edition Chase pin. They sell for $15.90 each and are available exclusively through Hot Topic.

Who Framed Roger Rabbit Custom Figures

Several years back I decided to make a Mego-style set of Who Framed Roger Rabbit figures. Luckily there was a great website that provided a lot of pieces and accessories needed. It sat as an unfinished project for some time until earlier in the year when I decided to get it completed. It was a big learning lesson in garment making, research and patience...

Who Framed Roger Rabbit Back On Netflix

Who Framed Roger Rabbit has been added back on Netflix. The movie had been removed for some time as per usual with the streaming service rotating out different movies. Roger, however, has returned and you can watch the whole movie now any time you like.

Who Framed Roger Rabbit POP Figures Available At Hot Topic

The set of Jessica, Roger, Judge Doom and Smarty Funko POP! Figures are now available to order through HotTopic.com.

They stand at over 3 inches tall and are on sale for $10 each. They should also be carried in stores.

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Jessica Rabbit is given a fun, and funky, stylized look as an adorable collectible vinyl figure!

Who Framed Roger Rabbit Lego Sets - It Could Happen

With so many Lego playsets, it's hard to keep track. They've done everything from Star Wars to Batman, and Lord of the Rings to The Simpsons. They've never made Who Framed Roger Rabbit - but don't you think they should? The Lego Ideas website was launched, offering anyone the chance to make their own kind of Lego set. If the set gets enough votes it goes into review and could be made. The top sets which have reached the vote goal and now in review are Back To The Future, Dr. Who and The Big Bang Theory.

Alex, who has proposed the Who Framed Roger Rabbit Legos, has two different ideas. One is the Acme Factory set. Build the factory from the climactic ending of the movie, complete with mini-figurs of Roger Rabbit, Jessica Rabbit, Eddie Valiant and Judge Doom. You can also also build the steamroller that flattens Doom.

The other set includes Benny the Cab and The Toon Patrol. Toontown Escape will feature Eddie, Jessica, Judge Doom and two Weasel mini-figures. You can also build Benny the Cab, The Toon Patrol van and the Toontown tunnel. Both of the sets are shown only in concept format of course, but they are created well enough you can see just how cool a few Roger Rabbit themed Lego sets could look if they were made.

So - it's up to the public to vote. The goal is far off, but it's a reachable one. Below are the links to the projects, you do need to make a username to vote, but it's well worth it:

Support the Who Framed Roger Rabbit Acme Factory Lego Playset - CLICK HERE.

Support the Who Framed Roger Rabbit Toontown Escape Lego Playset - CLICK HERE.

Pre-Order Roger Rabbit POP Figures

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The Who Framed Roger Rabbit POP! Vinyl Figures were scheduled for release in August, but may not arrive in most stores until September. There are some reports of the figures popping up already.

All four figures from the series are still available to pre-order from Entertainment Earth and various other websites.

Roger Rabbit POP Figures Arrive In August

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The Who Framed Roger Rabbit POP Vinyl Figures have a scheduled release month of August 2014. Their packaging design has been revealed, as well as their assigned numbers - which are Roger # 103, Jessica #104, Judge Doom #105, Smarty Weasel #106.

The official announcement:

"Pop! Disney: Who Framed Roger Rabbit

Presenting the most wacky, toon-tastic toys this side of Toon Town...
The Who Framed Roger Rabbit Pop! Series!

We have beloved toon and framed murderer...Roger Rabbit!
She's not bad, she's just drawn that way...Jessica Rabbit!
Last but not least...the treacherous Judge Doom and his sidekick Smarty Weasel!

Available in August!"

Roger Rabbit Pop Vinyl Figures Revealed

The POPVinyls.com website nabbed this picture (and a whole lot more) of Funko's catalog of upcoming figures at the NY Toy Fair happening this week. Here for the first time is the Who Framed Roger Rabbit set of four characters - Jessica Rabbit, Smarty Weasel, toon Judge Doom (with squeaky shoe), and Roger Rabbit!

Custom Who Framed Roger Rabbit Poster

There's always some fantastic custom artwork available from talented artists all around the internet. Check out this Who Framed Roger Rabbit inspired movie poster titled The Whole Thing's a Set Up by Chelsea Patterson at Cutestreak Designs and now available through Etsy. The colors are popping, the designs are zany, and the whole thing is toony! It features the sinister Judge Doom, a gun-wielding Jessica Rabbit, detective Eddie Valiant and a slew of other little movie details.

Head on over to Cutestreak Designs to take a look at more colorful artwork available.

Jessica Rabbit Merchandise Review #4 - Jessica Flexie

Zany film characters you can collect, bend and pose!

The mystery continues! Was there a will... Who bumped off Acme... Who Framed Roger Rabbit... What part does Baby Herman play... Detective Eddie Valiant is on the case. Perhaps it was the evil Judge Doom and his Weasel companions... or maybe the ambitious, beautiful Jessica is behind it all...

Re-enact all the action or create your own adventures with your Who Framed Roger Rabbit™ Flexies™: Collect Them All!



Among the very first official merchandise released and, as of 2010, the only thing close to Roger Rabbit Action Figures we've seen were called "Animates" by LJN. The figures were in the scaled size like Star Wars or G.I. Joe (3 3/4") yet there were only 4 characters released (Roger, Eddie, Judge Doom and Boss Weasel.) Baby Herman and Jessica were NOT included. However, a larger scale set of bendy figures called Flexies were released to include all six of them. Benny the Cab was released in scale for the small 3 3/4" figures but not made for the larger Flexies. Roger was the only character released as a Super Flexie, a larger scale bendy figure.



All six Flexies were made of rubber with a wire inside so you can "pose" them in various positions. I'm not sure if I remember correctly, but most bendy figures released, around that time anyway, always had a pair of holes on the back of their limbs and neck. This was done so that the rubber had a little more give when being posed, but as you can imagine, is an eyesore. One of the many problems with bendy figures was that the paint often wore off, rubber couldn't capture facial or costume details, the wire inside snapped rendering it useless or the broken wire pierced through the rubber and protruded out the skin of the figure. In the case of these figures, the paint is Very sloppy and a bit more faded than in the promotional photos.

The name Flexies was the nickname given by the crew for the life size stand-in dolls used in the film. To better assist the actors and cameraman in visualizing where the animated characters should be, big bendable foam figures were created - at least for Roger, Baby Herman and the Weasels. So I imagine that may have inspired this set of figures.


Jessica's colors are accurate although she has a pretty blank stare. Her eye is not as close to what it should look like and the faded paint job there and on her lips makes it appear not as correct as it should be. Her.. bosom obviously isn't as ample as it should be but it's not too bad and her dress top color is very accurate.

One of her hands is sculpted open, but the other is sculpted with what looks like the fingers closed, like maybe to hold something. I don't want to consider her skirt an accessory but sadly that’s all she's got. A huge disappointment since even a frying pan would have sufficed and I'm convinced that's why she's sculpted with a closed fist. The skirt is a shimmering dark pink material on the outside, but white on the inside which is very visible. It is fastened at her waist by a small square of velcro. There is a small fake jewel glued on top of the velcro on the outside of the dress, which looks a little odd. If you take her skirt off she's just wearing a one-piece and again you'll see she's not as curvaceous as in the film.



Her small feet are sculpted with her heels and foot as one piece. It's pretty impossible to have her stand on her own and if you do get her to she does not stay up long unless you lean her against Roger or Baby Herman's chair.

There are other characters that could have definitely been included. Four of the five weasels are missing and could have added to the fun factor. Benny the Cab would have been a great addition in this scale, along with some nice accessories (rumor is the small version was pulled from toy shelves due to a choking hazard.) I don't know how well a Dolores figure would have worked, but if they would have added her with Eddie as a two pack, it would have increased the value a lot. Bongo the gorilla bouncer would have also been an interesting character to see. No playsets were created but this was time way before The Simpson's voice activated type technology was available and could have been really beneficial to this or other Roger toy lines. I'd love to see a company like McFarlane do some figures. They'd really be able to capture the gritty realism of the humans and also make the colorful, 2D Toons as they are supposed to look.

The 80's is still a very popular an fun time so one could only hope for the possibilities of another, or initial, Roger Rabbit toy series!





The Jessica Flexie gets a 3½. It's fun, and the only real figure we have seen so far but lacks detail and an accessory.