Medicom Toy Corporation will release two vinyl figures of the "King of the Monsters" in October. Also in this round-up: acquisition details on Image Entertainment's June and a look at preview pages from Gunsuits #2.

Godzilla Figures: These Godzilla action figures are part of the Godzilla Vinyl Wars line, which is a collaborative effort between Medicom Toy Corporation and Japanese Sofubi manufacturers.

According to Figures.com, the new figures are due to be released in late October:

"The bright green 1967 Sofubi is modeled after the kaiju depicted in Son of Godzilla, a film which helped bring Godzilla to younger audiences. The GMK Sofubi is a modern take on the character, styled after Godzilla's grittier, spikier appearance in the 2001 film Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack.

• Godzilla Vinyl Wars Godzilla 1967 Sofubi (Item Code: JUN152393, SRP: $70)
• Godzilla Vinyl Wars GMK Godzilla Sofubi (Item Code: JUN152394, SRP: $60)"

Image courtesy of Figures.com:

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June: Press Release: "LOS ANGELES, June 19, 2015 –RLJE Entertainment (NASDAQ: RLJE), under the Image Entertainment brand, has acquired all U.S. rights to the sci-fi/horror thriller, JUNE. The film is directed by L. Gustavo Cooper (The Devil Incarnate), which he also co-wrote with Sharon Y. Cobb (On Hostile Ground). JUNE stars Kennedy Brice (Fox’s “Red Band Society,” AMC’s “The Walking Dead”), Casper Van Dien (Sleepy Hollow, Starship Troopers) and Victoria Pratt (Hush Little Baby, Mutant X). Mark Ward, RLJ Entertainment’s Chief Acquisitions Officer, made the announcement today.

“L Gustavo Cooper brings a new twist in this coming-of-age films,” said Ward. “With a great cast and a unique story, JUNE will give fans a new perspective to the genre."

June is an innocent nine-year-old orphan girl who shares her body with Aer, an ancient supernatural being whose mission is to destroy mankind.  When June is adopted by a loving family, she must battle with Aer to save her new parents and herself.

JUNE is produced L. Gustavo Cooper, James Fler, Jacquelyn Frisco, Gregor Habsburg, Andrew Thomas Hunt, Michael Paszt and Duane A. Sikes and executive produced by Michelle Czernin von Chudenitz and Jessica Kill. The deal was negotiated by Ward on behalf of RLJ Entertainment and Raven Banner’s Michael Paszt and James Fler on behalf of the filmmakers."

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Gunsuits #2: Press Release: "GUNSUITS #2 is still available for pre-order through local comic shops and through Previews. Issue 1 hit earlier this month and sold out at stores everywhere, and is available for digital readers on Comixology. Issue 2 is only a few weeks away. Here is an exclusive look inside Eisner-winner Paul Tobin's continuing exploits of Gunsuit pilot Potts and her battle to stop a new species of human from destroying all life across the multiverse. With covers by interior artist PJ Holden (cover A, top left) and Darick Robertson (cover B, top right), and colors by Diego Rodriguez. Click here to find your closest comic shop."

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