we were incredibly lucky to find out that Topps (who own the Mars Attacks IP) loved the idea. And really, how could we not jump at the chance to work with such an iconic character design?

Animation's distinguished eighty-year history, "The Day The Earth Blew Up" represents a dynamic new direction for those iconic characters ... all the way through 'Mars Attacks.' ...

And then Funko says, “Mars Attacks!” and I’m over the moon. Throw in “Pretty in Pink,” one of the film that literally defined my early teens and “Ferris Bueller,” “The Breakfast ...

Released in December 1996 (six months after Independence Day), Tim Burton’s Mars Attacks! is less sci-fi epic and more sci-fi parody. Featuring an army of CGI aliens and an impressive cast led ...