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DISNEY STORE AND FUNKO UNVEIL LIMITED EDITION DISNEY POP! VINYL AT SAN DIEGO’S COMIC-CON

WHAT: Disney Store, in conjunction with Funko, will unveil a limited edition series of Disney POP! Vinyl at San Diego’s Comic-Con. The vinyls are Funko’s creative take on favorite Disney characters, and come with cool metallic finishing and glow-in-the-dark features. Limited edition Disney POP! Vinyl is on sale July 20th through July 24th only at San Diego’s Comic-Con.

Comic-Con Exclusive series includes:

· 9” Metallic Buzz Lightyear
· 9” Metallic Maleficent
· 3” Flocked Sully
· 3” Glow in the dark Mike Wazowski
· 3” Metallic Mickey Mouse
· 3” Blue Mr. Incredible

WHERE: Comic-Con San Diego
San Diego Convention Center
111 W Harbor Blvd
San Diego, CA 92101
Funko Booth #4829

ABOUT DISNEY STORE The Disney Store retail chain, which debuted in 1987, is owned and operated by Disney in North America, Europe, and Japan. Disney Store is the retail merchandising arm of Disney Consumer Products, the business segment of The Walt Disney Company (NYSE:DIS) and its affiliates that extends the Disney brand to merchandise. Disney Store carries high-quality products, including exclusive product lines that support and promote Disney's key entertainment initiatives and characters. Disney Store opened its first store in Glendale, California and, in doing so, originated the themed retail business model. There are currently more than 200 Disney Store locations in North America; more than 40 Disney Store locations in Japan; and more than 100 Disney Store locations in the United Kingdom, France, Spain, Ireland, Italy and Portugal, plus online stores www.DisneyStore.com and www.disneystore.co.uk. Each Disney Store location offers a magical shopping experience that can only be delivered by Disney, one of the world's largest and most successful entertainment companies.

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