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The Clutter Magazine (In)Action Figure show was a great sucess! The group art-toy show focused on elevating the traditional action figure form.

We've been teasing tons of releases for the 2012 Designer Con's "Super Suck Up!" exhibition, but none is more anticipated than the one by The Super Sucklord himself. While we sadly don't have a picture of the actual piece, we do have images of the packaging art. Yes, it is "Pure Shit." Limited to 50 copies for $100 each.

Scott Wilkowski is infecting The Super Sucklord universe again! Last year, Wilkowski made his skeletons inside resin body versions of the famed Sucklord action figure and now, for the 2012 Designer Con's "Super Suck Up!" exhibition, he's taking a crack at a Gay Empire Stormtrooper figure! Limited to 50 copies, each one will cost $100 at D*Con!

Feel the Suckiness! Yes, the 2012 Designer Con is now controlled by The Super Sucklord! Or, at least, a part of it is… The "Super Suck Up!" is an exhibition in which 15 artists have used The Sucklord's figures as the base to make their own renditions. L'amour Supreme brings his own iconic design — the eyeball in a giant hand — to the Sucklord base.

The 2012 Designer Con has been taken over… by The Super Sucklord! Yes, there will be a "Super Suck Up!" exhibition, in which 15 artists use iconic Sucklord figures as the base to make their own twisted takes.

For the 2012 Designer Con's "Super Suck Up!" exhibition, using iconic The Super Sucklord figures as the base, the October Toys gang have revealed their piece: the "Stupid Smurfer, Cosmic Grifter." Using the Suckpeg platform, this piece is a pink parody of the classic Marvel Comics character The

Possibly disproving the theory that all fifteen amazing artists participating in the 2012 Designer Con's "Super Suck Up!" exhibition are using The Super Sucklord's iconic action figure as the base, Scott Tolleson has revealed his piece "The Original Blowpeg" which uses the Suckpeg platform.

Done with Luke Chueh's typical tongue-in-cheek brilliance, his contribution to the 2012 Designer Con's "Super Suck Up!" exhibition is entitled "Kuma Fett: The Southpaw Bounty Hunter." Like most of the fifteen contributors to the tribute show, Chueh's design uses 

At the 2012 Designer Con, fifteen amazing artists are paying homage to The Super Sucklord in the form of making their own interpretation of his iconic action figure. Each artist's design will be made in a run of 50 copies available for $100 apiece during this super special "Super Suck Up!" exhibition.

The Super Sucklord, no stranger to working in-front of the camera, might be the antagonist star of James Felix McKenney's sixth film production, Villain. The plot revolves around a psychotic individual who has taken to killing the "real-life super-heroes" that supposedly protect New York City. But if this is to happen, it is all up to you… "How so?" you might ask.