![<p><a rel="attachment wp-att-375 slb_group[111] slb slb_internal" href="http://www.plastikitty.com/home/sdcc-2011-munky-king-booth-overview/attachment/munkykingboothoverviewheader"></a></p> <p>Munky King always has one of the best booths at San Diego Comic Con, and this year was no exception: they may not have had a lot, but what they had brought comfort and style. From the very comfy couch in the middle of the booth, one could sit and see all of the amazing figures on hand. The giant 1:1 scale Possessed by Luke Chueh greeted all visitors of the booth and guarded over two brand new prototypes: Target, a new figures based on a Luke Chueh painting and Good Morning Sunshine by Joe Ledbetter. Target features Luke’s signature bear painting a target around his heart and Good Morning Sunshine features a grumpy Smash-esque monkey with a bird on his shoulder and a big cup of coffee in his hand. Also at the booth were their 4 exclusive figures: White in Black by Luke Chueh, a Chris Ryniak designed Misfortune Cat, a Luke Chueh designed Omi, and Screaming for the Sunrise by Yoskay Yamamoto. Be sure to hit the gallery to get a closer look at the two new prototypes and stay tuned to Plastikitty for more information on online releases of their leftover exclusives.</p>](http://www.plastikitty.com/wp-content/uploads/MunkyKingBoothOverviewHeader.jpg "SDCC 2011: Munky King Booth Overview")
Munky King always has one of the best booths at San Diego Comic Con, and this year was no exception: they may not have had a lot, but what they had brought comfort and style. From the very comfy couch in the middle of the booth, one could sit and see all of the amazing figures on hand. The giant 1:1 scale Possessed by Luke Chueh greeted all visitors of the booth and guarded over two brand new prototypes: Target, a new figures based on a Luke Chueh painting and Good Morning Sunshine by Joe Ledbetter. Target features Luke’s signature bear painting a target around his heart and Good Morning Sunshine features a grumpy Smash-esque monkey with a bird on his shoulder and a big cup of coffee in his hand. Also at the booth were their 4 exclusive figures: White in Black by Luke Chueh, a Chris Ryniak designed Misfortune Cat, a Luke Chueh designed Omi, and Screaming for the Sunrise by Yoskay Yamamoto. Be sure to hit the gallery to get a closer look at the two new prototypes and stay tuned to Plastikitty for more information on online releases of their leftover exclusives.
