Thursday, June 14, 2012

The Walking Dead TV Series 2 Update from McFarlane Toys

McFarlane Toys has given us a closer look at Bicycle Girl who will be part of The Walking Dead TV Series 2 coming this October. 

The maimed zombie girl shown crawling next to her bicycle in a park is the first zombie Deputy Rick Grimes encountered in the season one opener of The Walking Dead. The scene became one of the most memorable moments from Season 1 and is captured in this new figure in series 2. 

For the second year in a row, McFarlane toys joins forces with AMC to create revolutionary collectible figures from the network’s hit series, ‘The Walking Dead.” The second series line -- based on fan favorite characters and zombies -- contains five individual figures featuring realistic likeness and accessories.

The Walking Dead TV Series 2 includes Rick Grimes (The small-town sheriff’s deputy-turned-hero and leader of the survivors), Shane Walsh (Rick’s partner and loyal friend), Bicycle Girl Zombie (one of the most iconic zombies from Season 1), Well Zombie (A rotten, bloated zombie resting at the bottom of Hershel’s water well), and RV Zombie (stabbed in the eyeball with a screwdriver in the first episode of season 2).

Each human figure includes multiple interchangeable accessories and several points of articulation for limitless possibility and customization. Each zombie figure features unique, gory play action.

Courtesy of MTV Geek, we now have a closer look at Shane Walsh and the famous Well Zombie!  



Courtesy of PerezHilton.com, we also now have a look at Sheriff Rick Grimes and the RV Zombie. 


The second series of The Walking Dead TV Series 2 looks to be very promising as did the first series. If you are lucky, you may still be able to find a few of the first series figures every now and then. 

The Walking Dead” second series of figures is slated for release in October 2012 and will be available at Wal-Mart, GameStop, Toy “R” Us, Barnes & Noble, specialty and comic retailers nationwide. 



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