Below you will find new items of note at Comickaze and to the right you will find items that you must see to believe!

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School's in, sucker, and Alice Cooper is here to teach you a thing or three about rock 'n' roll. Alice - just part of our 2000 music line which includes such other artists as Rob Zombie, Kid Rock, KISS and Janis Joplin - invented the entire rock-as-theater movement. His trademark evil visuals made Alice Cooper concerts more of a spectacle. This spooky action figure is made-up in concert garb with a huge snake wrapped around him. The figure comes with a custom guillotine backdrop and a bunch of creepy accessories.

The greatest showmen in rock 'n' roll, KISS are a veritable multimedia empire. And with Todd McFarlane and all the band members taking turns at the wheel, they're driving the whole rig (action figures, monthly Psycho Circus comic book, quarterly KISS magazine) straight down the highway to hard rock history. Members of the KISS Army are serious about their merchandise and McFarlane Toys is serious about providing top-quality action figures. We've set the standard for KISS figures through our first three lines and No. 4 will be no different. This year's series is more lifelike than previous lines. It's an exact reproduction of a famous 1976 concert photograph; the figures can be grouped to re-create this moment in time. And, of course, the figures are packaged with guitars and drums for you to rock out.

Hey-yeah, it's the one that you wanted. Rob Zombie is at the forefront of the new metal movement. After fronting the band White Zombie for years, Zombie's much-anticipated 1998 solo effort, "Hellbilly Deluxe," yielded several hits ("Superbeast," "Dragula," "Living Dead Girl") and his constant touring set him atop the heavy metal heap. And, look at him: He's a total walking action figure just waiting to happen. This Rob Zombie figure is detailed right down to his trademark dreadlocks and comes with a 9-inch-tall skulls-and-stones backdrop and two monster claw attachments.

"I get by with a little help from my friends." And a new set of Beatles Yellow Submarine figures, too, mate. McFarlane Toys' first line of Beatles figures - released in 1999 and based on the band's 1968 animated "Yellow Submarine" movie - sold like Lucy in the Sky's diamonds at a precious gem wholesaler. The second series features John, Paul, Ringo and George in their Sgt. Pepper costumes from the movie. As with the first series, each figure in Yellow Submarine II will be packaged with a character from the film. So let it be, man, let it be. a few. Click here for a list of new arrivals and here for more McFarlane figures.