This Rhett Butler-doll is fashioned in the likeness of Clark Gable.

This Tonner-doll Scarlett wears and red dress and features Walter Plunkett’s designs from the “Gone With the Wind” film.

This Scarlett doll wears a white, ruffled dress and features Walter Plunkett’s designs from the classic film.

This 8” doll is from Tonner's Kickit series.

This 8" doll is from Tonner's Kickit series.

Batman’s number one foe comes with 14 points of articulated movement and utilizes the “Matt O'Neill” body sculpt with an entirely new head sculpt by Robert Tonner. The doll is crafted of fully white fine vinyl/hard plastic body with rooted saran hair and hand-painted facial detail. He comes dressed in one of his most iconic suits: a shirt, vest, coat with coattails wired for poseability, pants, socks, shoes, a walking stick and a display stand.

The Joker’s main squeeze and partner in crime comes with 15 points of articulation. She utilizes the “Cinderella” head sculpt and is crafted of all-white fine vinyl/hard plastic body with rooted saran hair and hand-painted facial detail. Her costume features a fully removable headpiece, a red and black bodysuit, gloves, a mask and a display stand.

The doll comes with 14 points of articulated movement and utilizes the “superhero” body sculpt.  The figure is crafted of fine vinyl/hard plastic body with rooted saran hair and hand-painted facial detail. His costume is inspired by “Silver Age” comic art, featuring a fully removable cowl, gloves, zippered boots and a display stand.

The 12” doll is based on an authorized likeness of Dakota Blue Richards’ character Lyra in the film “The Golden Compass.” The doll comes with a display stand and features saran fiber rooted hair, nine points of articulated movement, fine quality vinyl and hard plastic and a detailed outfit. Production of the doll is limited to only 2,000 pieces. The 17” Lord Asriel doll is available separately with an MSRP of $159.99. Launch date: October 2007.

The 16” tall doll features 13 points of articulation, a hand-painted face, an elaborate costume and a display stand. The costume is composed of a molded gold-tone breastplate, lurex cape, braided gauntlets, zippered boots, earrings and headpiece. Production of this doll is limited to 1,000 pieces. Launch date: November 2007.

The 17”-tall doll features 14 points of articulation, a hand-painted face, a micro-sequined ‘scale’ costume and a display stand. Unlike the original Aquaman, this deluxe version features a new head sculpt and hairstyle. Production of this doll is limited to 1,000 pieces. Launch date: November 2007.

Step back in time to an age of innocence with Robert Tonner’s Pollyanna, a 14” doll collection inspired by the sunny disposition of literature’s cherished orphan and the timeless world brightened by her smile. Pollyanna is made from high-quality vinyl and hard plastic. She is wigged and has hand-painted eyes with jointing at the neck, shoulders, hips and knee. A charming wardrobe is also separately available. The 14” Pollyanna can share clothing with Tonner’s 14” Betsy McCall® and 14” Child Jane (exclusive to the Collectors’ Club).

Draco Malfoy joins Tonner’s Harry Potter collection. A wigged figure with a hand-painted face, Draco features a custom-knit sweater and flannel pants and a Hogwarts robe with the Slytherin crest decal, and comes with a wand and custom stand. Owner Robert Tonner of Tonner Doll told TDmonthly that the popularity of the Harry Potter line “hasn’t slowed down in the last two or three years.” Launch date: 2007.

The dolls’ hand-painted faces strongly capture the likeness of Kirsten Dunst, Tobey Maguire and Bryce Dallas-Howard in their respective roles in the "Spider-Man 3" movie. The dolls are crafted of fine quality vinyl and hard plastic and feature 14 points of articulated movement. Each doll stands 17” tall. Launch date: May 31, 2007.
— The movie “Spider-Man 3” has generated over $336,500,000 in the U.S. Box Office.
— "Two attributes that make Tonner dolls most sought after by fashion doll collectors are the quality and the ‘feel’ of the dolls," Tom Courtney, visuals and merchandising director for Tonner Dolls told TDmonthly.
— “Spider-Man 3” was directed and co-written by U.S. film director, producer, writer and actor Sam Raimi.

The doll’s hand-painted face and partially sculpted, partially painted beard with hand-applied braids strongly capture the likeness of Johnny Depp as Jack Sparrow in Disney’s "Pirates of the Caribbean 3." The doll is crafted of fine quality vinyl and hard plastic and features 14 points of articulated movement. Standing 17” tall, the doll comes equipped with a pistol, sword and display stand. Launch date: May 31, 2007.

Tonner Doll Company Inc. has created limited edition Emma & Mimzy™ dolls based on characters from New Line Cinema’s science fiction feature film, "The Last Mimzy." At IDEX 2007, Emma and Mimzy received a nomination for an Industry’s Choice "Diamond" Dolls Award for Excellence. The partnership between Tonner Doll Company Inc. and New Line Cinema also includes an individual Mimzy collectible. Emma, sculpted by renowned artist Ann Timmerman, is 18” tall, fully strung and crafted in high-quality vinyl with rooted saran hair and sweet, inset eyes full of expression. A miniature 9” Mimzy rabbit is included with Emma, and together they retail for $124.99. A separate, life-size Mimzy doll measures 14” ear to toe and retails at $59.99.

Licensed by Warner Bros. Consumer Products on behalf of DC Comics™, Wonder Woman and Supergirl are the first Tonner Character Figures released. The 16"- to 17"-tall dolls feature hand-painted faces, multiple articulated joints for expression and mobility, rooted hair, removable clothing and additional clothes and accessories available for purchase. Other characters in the line include Superman, Lois Lane, Batman and Batgirl. Launch date: 2007. Watch Toy Fair demo video
— This is one licensed product that doesn’t miss a beat going from comic book to collectible-action figure. Sleek and elegant figures, beautifully hand-painted faces, articulated joints for movement and posing, outfits that capture the superhero(ine) spirit, and shiny, artfully styled hair are some of the reasons Tonner’s DC STARS™ dolls earned a TDmonthly Top Toy 2007 award. Plus, even a guy in the office couldn’t resist posing Bat Girl a few times.

Tonner Doll Company is proud to present the Harry Potter™ TONNER CHARACTER FIGURE™ (TCF™) Collection, authorized by Warner Bros. Entertainment. Tonner Doll Company translates the film’s costumes into miniature works of art in a special limited edition offering. Each student wears the famous Hogwart’s School of Witchcraft & Wizardry™ student sweater. TCF’s hand-detailed face paintings are matched to the likeness of film’s performer’s. App. 17” TCFs feature remarkably engineered jointing, with 14 points of articulation that include the neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, side-to-side chest joint, ball-jointed hips, knees and ankles. Crafted in hard plastic and vinyl, Harry and his school mates have specially sculpted wand-holding hands, which can also hold other custom accessories, such as Harry’s fastest ever broomstick, the Firebolt™. Custom display stand is included. NEW for 2007, Draco Malfoy™ and Dobby™ the house elf join Harry and friends in the fine TONNER CHARACTER FIGURE™ Collection from Tonner (see website for complete collection).

Each basic doll includes two sets of interchangeable feet — one with a jointed ankle and flat foot, and the other with an arched high-heel foot — and corresponding sandals and high heels. Tyler (center left), Sydney (center right), Jac (far left) and Layne (far right) each come dressed in swimwear, and include sunglasses and a custom display stand. Tyler Wentworth and friends have an extensive wardrobe of separately available clothing and accessories.
— “Today’s Tyler incorporates finely engineered jointing for the ultimate in posing ability. The newest innovation of detachable feet adds to the versatility of fashion representation and posing. … Continued development of Tyler’s articulation has promoted her from a ‘display’ doll to a fine ‘play’ doll,” Tom Courtney of Tonner Inc. told TDmonthly. Launch date: Spring 2007.

This Redhead Sydney head sculpt on Tyler BW body (left) wears a tank-style check belted dress. This dressed doll comes with hosiery, shoes and display stand. She’s pictured with friends Esme (center) and Tyler Wentworth (right).

Marie, pictured with the 16” Sugar Plum Fairy, is part of this collection featuring child and ballerina dolls of articulated movement. Tonner collaborated with the New York City Ballet to create dolls and outfits inspired by the Karinska costume designs for the NYCB’s production of George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker. The dolls have en-pointe feet and are crafted in high quality vinyl and hard plastic with rooted saran hair and hand-painted face detail. “The level of detail, craftsmanship and the quality of materials are amongst the best in the industry,” Tom Courtney of Tonner, Inc. told TDmonthly. Launch date: November 2006.

Mrs. Claus is dressed for winter at the North Pole in a beautiful fur-trimmed red dress. She’s often accompanied by a pair of jolly elves, sold separately. Holly has rooted titian red hair, a Christmas green dress with a jingle bell yoke and attached apron, striped stockings and gold elf shoes. Berry features wigged raven hair; a Christmas green outfit with a red vest and jingle bell pants, a red hat, striped stockings and gold elf shoes. Display stands are not included, and Santa’s Elves are available for $69.99 each. Launch date: November 2006.

Inspired by “Silver Age” art concepts from DC Comics, this poseable, limited edition doll stands 16” tall. Tonner Character Figures, based on classic superheroes appearing in DC Comics, feature hand-detailed face painting, rooted hair and authentic costuming inspired by the superhero’s life from origin to secret identity. Launch date: December 2006.
— Supergirl is one of the first two original dolls released in the Tonner Character Figures Collection.
— "The fine-quality 'ingredients' that make up each Tonner doll include hand-painted faces, finely engineered articulation and beautifully crafted contemporary clothing made from some of the finest fabrics available,” Tom Courtney, visuals and merchandising director for Tonner Dolls told TDmonthly.
— Award-winning designer Robert Tonner created this doll.

By award-winning designer Robert Tonner, this collection includes limited edition Wonder Woman, inspired by “Silver Age” art concepts from DC Comics. She is 16” tall with multiple points of articulation for powerful poses, movement and mobility. Tonner Character Figures, based on classic superheroes appearing in DC Comics, feature hand-detailed face painting, rooted hair and authentic costuming inspired by the superhero’s life from origin to secret identity. Launch date: December 2006.

This line includes back-up singers Deena, Lorrell and Effie, and is inspired by the Dreamworks/Paramount film based on the hit Broadway musical Dreamgirls, in theaters this December. The dolls come with removable wigs and rooted styles for evolving looks. Sixteen-inch tall Deena and Lorrell use the Tyler Wentworth bending wrist articulated body (with arched, high-heel feet), and Effie uses the Emme plus-sized body sculpt. Each wears a gold charmeuse satin cocktail dress with rhinestone accents, and comes with earrings, a necklace, hosiery, shoes and a display stand. Launch date: November 2006.