3/04/2010

The Mad Hatter

As if the world has rediscovered the classic childrens' fairy tale of Alice in Wonderland, Alice mania has hit the doll world with force. At IDEX many manufacturers showed new Alice in Wonderland dolls for 2010.
You may or may not know that the movie by the same name will be opening tomorrow, March 6, with the fabulously talented, slightly crazy Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter.
This post will show you some of the Mad Hatter dolls that are currently on the market, will be soon or have sold out already. They come in all sizes and prices.
Below are links to the websites at which I found them, prices (if available) along with an image.

The following items can all be found at Entertainment Earth:

Alice in Wonderland Mad Hatter Doll $199.99

Alice in Wonderland Mad Hatter and Cheshire Cat Kubricks $18.99

Alice in Wonderland Mad Hatter Ultra Design Action Figure $19.99
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Toys R Us and hundreds of other stores will carry Mattel's version of the Mad Hatter. Prices will vary.

Barbie Collector Pink Label Alice in Wonderland Mad Hatter Doll $59.99 with Free Shipping
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Tonner Doll Company
"Images pending licensor and actor approval." I saw the pre-production doll and it's amazing. It's too bad it couldn't be ready for the movie opening. Those in doubt would do well to wait before buying another Hatter. Tonner's is amazing.

Tarrant - The Mad Hatter - Dressed Tonner Character Figure $224.99
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For those of you who prefer weird....I found these:

Bobble Head Mad Hatter
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Living Dead Dolls Presents: Living Dead Dolls In Wonderland Mezco Direct.Com $113.00
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Will the REAL Mad Hatter please stand up?

Walt Disney did not create the story of Alice in Wonderland. Lewis Carroll wrote two Alice novels, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865) and Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There. (1872) Click here for more information on the two pieces of literature.

Will you be adding Alice in Wonderland dolls to your collection?

6 comments:

  1. I was planning on holding out for the Tonner version...your post just confirmed that. Thanks!

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  2. OMG Terri you've killed me with laughter on the last one with the "real mad hatter".

    I've always wanted one of those Dead dolls, but afraid of nightmare. LOL!

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  3. @Carine: I crack up every time I look at him. He's definitely a Mad Hatter.

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  4. I really love the Alice in Wonderland theme, although after this year I am sure to want a break from it. Thanks for sharing all the variations. LauraLA

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  5. I just watched Alice in Wonderland in 3D.. and Oh My GOD ! it was good..
    well, better than avatar 3D..
    Great post here, as i was watching the movie I was kinda thinking if there would be collectibles of some sort, well I'm a really Big Fan of Tim Burton and have started collecting myself The Nightmare Before Christmas Collectibles..
    These seems like a good target for me..
    Thanks once again, great pics and catchy post.

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