Showing posts with label SDCC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SDCC. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 11, 2023

Coming Soon - SDCC Exclusive Jessica Rabbit Funko Soda

NOW AVAILABLE 
San Diego Comic-Con will be packed with reveals and exclusives, and you can always count on Funko to have quite a selection to get your hands on. A Roger Rabbit Funko Soda figure was available in early 2021. This lead people to speculate if we would get Jessica. The time is finally here and she is set for debut at 2023 Comic-Con. Let's take a look...

Monday, July 10, 2023

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...

Tuesday, July 9, 2019

Coming Soon - Who Framed Roger Rabbit Vinyl And Pins By Mondo

By the time Who Framed Roger Rabbit made its debut in 1988 CD's had started to make their appearance in music stores. Vinyl records were on their last days and would quickly become a thing of the past. Music lovers have argued that the rich details of sound are lost when music is transferred to CD and digital formats. Roger Rabbit was fortunate enough to have a vinyl pressing, and for the first time in 30 years it is getting a glorious rerelease.

Monday, July 22, 2013

Roger Rabbit Comic-Con Panel Discussion

Making Roger Rabbit: 25th Anniversary


This hour long panel included guests who worked on the Who Framed Roger Rabbit film, discussing the process from taking the book to the screen, the creation of the characters and the process of animation and special effects. Producer Don Hahn served as host, and guests were Andreas Deja, Tom Sito, James Baxter, Nick Ranieri, Dave Bossert and Charles Fleischer. Here's what was said about Jessica Rabbit:

Don Hahn:
I want to talk about Jessica.

(Audience hoots and cheers, photo of Rita Hayworth comes on screen)

And Andreas, I want you to talk about Russell Hall. There was an animator on the show who's not with us today. We looked and looked for someone to design Jessica and animate Jessica, teach us everything we could possibly know about Jessica. We looked at Rita Hayworth in these stills. We had drawing classes, this is Walt Stanchfield our drawing instructor, with a leggy supermodel trying to show her how to walk. Walt was frustrated that she couldn't pose right so he finally got up and posed himself.

(Above photos were shown, via Hans Bacher)

Charles Fleischer:
He's still doing that now by the way.

Don Hahn:
He's still stuck in that position. But, Jessica was animated by this rather shy looking gentlemen on the right, named Russell Hall. Andreas, what do you remember about Russell?

Thursday, July 18, 2013

Making Roger Rabbit: 25th Anniversary Comic-Con Panel

Friday July 19, 2013 5:45pm - 6:45pm

Don't forget, at the 2013 San Diego Comic-Con there will be a panel called Making Roger Rabbit: 25th Anniversary, led by legendary producer Don Hahn and with special guests animation masters Andreas Deja and James Baxter, animator/writer/historian Tom Sito, special effx wizard Dave Bossert and the voice of Roger Rabbit himself, Charles Fleisher. There will also be incredible clips and stories from the making of the film. Be sure to check it out if you're at Comic-Con!


To read the discussion and view video of the panel - CLICK HERE

Friday, July 23, 2010

Jessica Doll by Tonner at Comic-Con

Head over to Figures.com for their ongoing coverage of the 2010 San Diego Comic-Con!

They also posted images from Tonner dolls - and FINALLY on sale now is the Jessica Rabbit doll. The online orders should be out for August. The image shows what looks to be the Jessica doll with some slight alerations. Her eye color is not as neon as we previously saw. Her hair is also longer and more orange.


On the left, the first image released by Tonner. Center, a photo from Toy Fair in February. Right, an image from Comic-Con in July.