Sunday's Show Will again be a winner with over 80 tables of all types of current vintage Toys, Comics, Movie Memorabilia, Superheroes, Die-Cast, Anime, DVD, Gaming, Mego, Action Figures, Magazines, Posters & Lobby Cards, Legos, Small Antiques, Sports & Non-Sports, Japanese Toys & Figures, Trains, Vintage Disney, Autographs...Just take a look at our past show photos and you will see what everyone is talking about.
Many new dealer's have signed on and have promised to bring a ton of fresh merchandise to the show !!
guests richie magic & steve savino
DOORS open at 8 AM and close at 2 PM. Admission is still only $2.00 per adult and kids under 12 free!
MAY 5TH SHOW RE-CAP:
Hello All,
The show email is waynenjtoyshow@aol.com and phone is 973-726-9897, for complete detailed information, facebook page and photos log on to our web site at www.waynenjtoyandcollectiblesshow.com
Our next show is Sunday June 2nd.
We hope to see you all at the show, Phil & Mike your promoters.
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What people are saying about The Wayne NJ Toy, Comic & Collectibles Show
- "Just got back from the monthly Wayne NJ Toys and Collectibles Show up in Wayne... For being in a local firehouse and only charging $2 admission, I thought it was going to be lame... But it was probably the best toy show I've been to - and that includes the ones that cost $20 bucks and are at hotels... Majorly impressed and going back on 9/2 when they have their next one...”
- As another note of support, my 16-year-old son and I started attending your shows a few months ago. We loved the first show and thought that this would be a nice thing to do together once in a while. By week four, we were itching to go again. I thought for sure that this little show in a firehouse would surely get "stale" quick. But there is a nice mix of new and old vendors every show. It is nice to see the familiar faces of some of the regulars, while getting to see the inventory from new vendors. However, the most important thing is that in the fast-paced world were distractions cause fathers and sons to quickly drift apart, your monthly show has helped my son and I to remain connected. The memories of the time the he and I are sharing now together will last a life time. Thanks and keep it up!
- My son and I have really enjoyed your shows. We have been talking about the show on the Hudson for some time and can't wait to go. I think it is the friendly atmosphere, the nostalgia of the toys and the one-on-one personal interaction that makes your shows so special. I built up a nice collection over the years off of Ebay, but lost interest a few years back because it all become so commercial and it just wasn't fun anymore. I can honestly say that your shows have made it fun again!
Thanks again and keep doing what you do. It really is something special.
ComiCONN Returns to Connecticut for its Fantastic 4th Convention!
(Trumbull, CT) Look up in the sky…okay, watch the road and drive towards Trumbull, Connecticut for the “Fantastic 4th” annual ComiCONN! Fans who amaze at the exploits of Spider-Man, Superman, Batman or Iron Man in the comic pages or on the big screen can come and celebrate their geekdom at ComiCONN! Connecticut’s coolest celebration of Comics, Collectibles and Cosplay will be on Saturday, August 24th at the Marriott Hotel on 180 Hawley Lane.
This year’s ComiCONN continues the tradition of bringing together well-known and rising comic creators, dealers of comics, toys, posters, collectibles and more to meet their eager fans.
“With the 75th anniversary of Superman and his return to the big screen, plus the further adventures of Marvel’s Iron Man and Wolverine, and a new Star Trek film – fans cannot get enough and want more”, said Mitch Hallock, co-founder of ComiCONN, who also organizes the yearly event. “This show was created to give comic fans a chance to meet, get sketches and talk to the folks who created the heroes they “marvel” at!” said Hallock, “ComiCONN is a great time for fans without traveling for hours and spending a huge amount of money just to get pushed around at the big city shows”. Last year’s show drew a long line of thousands of eager fans, so more exhibit areas and longer hours have been added. “There are people and things to see all day from 10:00am to 8:00pm, so fans do not have to rush in the morning”, Hallock added.
Scheduled to appear in this year’s all-star line-up are; Artists; Mark Bagley, Ron Garney, Jerry Ordway, Scott Hanna, Chris Giarrusso, Billy Tucci, Joe Staton, Matthew Dow Smith, co-creator of Wolverine - Heb Trimpe. Writers: Tom DeFalco, J.M. DeMatties, Danny Fingeroth, Jim Salicrup, Ron Marz, New York Times best selling Star Trek author – Michael Jan Friedman, Paul Kupperberg. Co-Creator of Ren & Stimpy - Bob Camp, The voice of Thundercats Lion-O and many other characters – Larry Kenney, from TV’s “Comic Book Men” Mike Zapcic, Ming Chen and Rob Bruce and many more guests will be on hand!
ComiCONN has over 170 tables of comics, original artwork, toys and collectibles. Rub elbows or tentacles with the most creative costume players or “cosplayers” this side of the galaxy - from Jedi Knights and Stormtroopers to Super-heroes and Robots you do not want to miss a chance to get a photo with your favorite heroes or villains! Holy Hot-Rods – there will be the 1966 Batmobile, Batcycle and Batpod. Great models from the Connecticut based Lego builders! Plus the 30th anniversary of Star Wars: Return of the Jedi could not go unnoticed so the droids R2-D2 and R5-D4 will be there and other surprises. Radio station WPLR will be on hand with music and PLR’s Wigmaster will be proving his prowess in some feats of strength! Trivia contest and costume contests for children and adults round out the event.
ComiCONN’s Mitch Hallock added; “Comic books, sci-fi, movies and gaming are our modern mythology – and ComiCONN is a celebration of the hero overcoming impossible odds to save the day and make the community better. They inspire us to be the best we can be – and that will never get old. So children of all ages come to ComiCONN and meet your heroes”!
Connecticut ComiCONN is from 10:00am to 8:00pm on Saturday, August 24th at the Marriott Hotel on 180 Hawley Lane in Trumbull, CT. Learn more and buy tickets at www.comiconn.com and on Twitter @comiconn and Facebook!
About Connecticut ComiCONN: Begun in 2009, ComiCONN began as a small gathering of fellow comic fans in the Nutmeg state and quickly exploded into a massive event. The intimate setting allows fans to speak with the creators of their favorite heroes, dress up as those characters and best of all shop for the objects they need to add to their collections.
Press contact Mitch Hallock at comiconnmitch@live.com
