DSTChuck was kind enough to pay the Minimate Multiverse crowd a visit in the form of a live chat, where he answered some of the community’s most important questions.

On a regular basis, the gang over at Art Asylum compile questions from their fans and present them to DSTChuck in a segment they call Ask DST.

In the 91st installment, the topic of conversation is, of course, Minimates.

On a regular basis, the gang over at Art Asylum compile questions from their fans and present them to DSTChuck in a segment they call Ask DST.

In the 87th installment, the topic of conversation is, of course, Minimates.

The 2010 edition of Toy Fair kicked off this weekend, and to say that Diamond Select had a few surprises up their sleeves would be a bit of an understatement. Before we kick things off, I’d like to thank ASM, Cool Toy Review, and Marvelous News for the extensive photo work they’ve collected. Special thanks to the gang over at Minimate Multiverse for helping keep us all informed as news broke. Onto the round-up!

On a regular basis, the gang over at Art Asylum compile questions from their fans and present them to DSTChuck in a segment they call Ask DST.

We’re up to the 66th installment, with the focus of conversation on Star Trek.

An interesting little article has popped up on the Art Asylum site, in which DSTChuck walks us through some Minimate easter eggs.

It’s Fan Mail Friday and we’re digging through the mailbag once again. Not much in the way of submissions, but there’s still plenty of questions people want answered, so let’s do another Q&A.

We asked you which current license you want to see continue into 2010, and here’s what you had to say.

Art Asylum has updated their picture gallery to include some check lists for the various licenses that have gone the 2 inch route over the past couple of years.

On a regular basis, the gang over at Art Asylum compile questions from their fans and present them to DSTChuck in a segment they call Ask DST.

In the 52nd installment, the topic of discussion is Minimates.