Culprit caught! Face of the "Oozeball" who shot the Man in the Moon revealed!

As we previously revealed, the backside of The Disarticulators's upcoming "Oozeball" release depicts a stunningly detailed Man in the Moon with his eye penetrated by the infamous Astronomic Club's projectile (the famed imaged comes from the French film Le Voyage dans la Lune (A Trip to the Moon), which is based on Jules Verne's popular From the Earth to the Moon). Now, above, we see that the front side depicts the classic "Ooze-it" face, inspired by the rubber toy from the '70s/'80s which spewed forth slime from its mouth, nose, eyes & ears when squeezed! The Disarticulators's "Oozeball," as opposed to their norm, is cast in soft Japanese vinyl and was sculpted by The Amazing Zectron at a massive 3-inch diameter… making it about the same size as a Madball! Being produced in vinyl by Rampage Toys shortly after New York Comic Con, those attending the convention can pre-order their copies at Rampage Toys & TRU:TEK's NYCC Booth #208, though hard resin prototypes of the piece will be available for sale during the con!