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Demonic Toys                     Comics Lot
Featuring the Comic Sequel to the Cult 1992 Horror Movie.  Awesome!!
Writer: Doug Campbell
Artist: J.H. Williams III
Inkers: Larry Welch & Dave Lanphear
Letterer: Dave Lanphear
Colorist: Joseph Allen
Editor: Dan Danko
All Covers by: Jeff Remmer

Demonic Toys is a 1992 American direct-to-video horror comedy film produced by Charles Band’s Full Moon Entertainment and directed by Peter Manoogian. The film centers on a police officer who is terrorized by the title characters after a botched arrest. Like many other Full Moon releases, Demonic Toys never had a theatrical release and went straight-to-video in 1992.The franchise was created by Charles Band. A sequel, Dollman vs. Demonic Toys, was released in 1993. It was followed by a second sequel in 2004, Puppet Master vs Demonic Toys, and a third sequel, Demonic Toys: Personal Demons in 2010. A fourth sequel/spin-off titled Baby Oopsie was released in 2021.

This comic set was published by Eternity Comics in 1992. The comics take place 8 years after the original The Demonic Toys have drastically changed in appearance; the toy that has changed the most is Jack Attack who now has arms. The Toy Soldier is also aligned with the demonic toys. It takes place eight years after the first film, following the toys as they try to revive their master.

Story/Spoilers
In issue #1, Eight years have passed since undercover police detective Judith Gray survived that hellish night in the toy warehouse (chronicled, of course, in the Full Moon film). And now, on the exact same site where the impossible happened, where a demon-child known only as “The Kid” attempted a mortal birth, where the toys came to life and killed a bunch of people, the impossible is about to happen again…

Next in issue #2, The Arcadia Toy Company, headed by president Jack Morton and his assistant Mrs. Horse, demolishes the warehouse and on the same site erects a brand-new, super high-tech skyscraper. Little do they know that something evil is waiting for them. Meanwhile, our hero, Eddie Freeman, 18, learns that his girlfriend, Daphne Dunlop, 18, is pregnant with his child. He decides to marry Daphne, and she’s ecstatic. That night, as Jack Morton unveils the new skyscraper, Mrs. Horse secretly hires two thugs, Snap and Ronzoni, to do some dirty work for the company. The next day, Jack Morton is jogging in the park when he meets Baby Oopsy Daisy, who shoots and kills him; The Kid “inhabits” Morton’s body and begins dictating policy for the largest toy manufacturer in the world. Meanwhile, Judith Gray’s son Matthew’ subconscious is triggered. He recognizes something familiar… something evil. Inside the building, Daphne, an employee of Arcadia Toys, bumps into Jack Morton/The Kid. He senses Daphne’s pregnancy and decides to have her for himself. As she begins to leave the building, the doors suddenly lock automatically. The Teddy Bear thrashes and kills the Security Guard. She is trapped!

Next in issue #3, With Jack-in-the-Box, Toy Robot and Baby Oopsy Daisy on a killing spree. Eddie races against time to reach the penthouse floor and rescue his girlfriend. Along the way, he bumps into two thugs, Snap and Ronzoni, who are rigging the building with a series of firebombs. Meanwhile, Mathew Gray, 8-year-old son of Judith Gray, the woman who first battled the toys eight years ago – is tormented by the image of Jack Morton/The Kid. Something in his subconscious tells him that Jack/Kid is a “bad little boy”. Matthew steals his mother’s service revolver and heads toward the Arcadia Toys Skyscraper.

Finally in issue #4, The Kid is hell-bent on finding and invading a fresh body, and he’s got his eye on the unborn fetus of the beautiful and heroic Daphne Dunlop. Using his team of Demonic Toys to pin Daphne to the floor of Arcadia Toys’ penthouse office, Jack/The Kid is about to attack when Daphne’s fiancé Eddie Freeman barges in and rescues his bride-to-be. Meanwhile, arsonist Ronzoni has rigged the Arcadia Toys skyscraper to explode with firebombs, and Eddie and Daphne have less than 40 minutes to flee the building. Unbeknownst to them all, a little boy named Matthew Gray is being ruled by his subconscious. Armed with his mother’s police revolver, he is on a strange deadly mission of his own…

Comics lot contains: Demonic Toys (1992) Issues #1-4.  Eternity Comics

Comics are bagged & boarded and will be carefully / securely packaged then shipped via USPS Priority Mail to ensure that it arrives to you perfectly and quickly.

All First Printings
Publisher: Eternity Comics
Publication Date: 1992
Format per comic: FC, 32 pages, Comic, 10.25″ x 6.5″
UPC: None Stated

Collectible Entertainment note: Comics 1,2,3,4 are in Very Fine to Very Fine + condition.  Beautiful Set!  Please See Scans!!  A must have for any serious Demonic Toys and/or Horror collector / enthusiast.  A fun & entertaining read.  Highly Recommended.

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