Original sentence: For the 2009 New York Comic Con, Shocker Toys had planned to sell two translucent versions of Scud and the Maxx.However, it was later announced that they wouldn't have the products on time for the event, and would not be in attendance.In 2007, Shocker Toys acquired a license to the characters in the fictional band, Dethklok, from the Adult Swim series Metalocalypse  and released a pair of statues and a box set of five vinyl figures as convention exclusives.Shocker Toys did end up attending the event and displayed samples of the figures, but had none to sell.The box sets of vinyl figures were limited to 500 pieces and sold for $80 at the San Diego Comic-Con.The figures were shipped out to customers about a month later, starting on March 3, 2009.The number of exclusives was also reduced to 250 pieces each from the previously announced 300
Edited sentence: A similar variant was offered at the Wizard World convention in Philadelphia that year, with a transparent Maxx incorporating painted highlights.Along with these, Shocker Toys acquired a license to the characters in the fictional band, Dethklok, from the Adult Swim series Metalocalypse, and released a pair of statues and a box set of five vinyl figures as convention exclusives.More recently, at the 2009 New York Comic Con, Shocker Toys had planned to sell two translucent versions of their forthcoming Scud and Maxx figures.Shocker Toys have made a number of convention exclusives over the years.The box sets of vinyl figures were limited to 500 pieces and sold at the San Diego Comic-Con.The figures were unavailable for the event, but were shipped out to customers about a month later, starting on March 3, 2009.These include a Gwar "Beefcake" statue and a 3" Maxx vinyl figurine for the San Diego Comic-Con, and a Scud statue for the New York Comic Con