Seattle Weekly has an article about designer toys.
Most recognized as a comic artist, Woodring has developed about 20 toys. The newest -— a grand, multilegged frog with eyes on his knees named Mr. Bumper -— will be released through production company STRANGEco this summer. Woodring's other popular designs include six Imperial Newts; Frank from Woodring's comic of the same name; and the legendary monster-esque Dorbel, which was STRANGEco's first vinyl production.
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