Those of you hoping to purchase a Steve Jobs action figure this Black Friday weekend are out of luck. Apple this week sent a cease and desist letter to the company selling the dolls.

"Apple has informed us that this phenomenal SJ action figure, has not consented to the use of Apple's copyrights and trademarks, therefore they request us immediately to cease the marketing and sale of this figure," Chris Chang from M.I.C Gadget wrote in a blog post.

M.I.C. Gadget unveiled the action figure earlier this month, and started selling the device for $79 on its Web site. The very detailed figurine featured Jobs in his signature jeans, black turtleneck, and sneakers holding an iPhone 4. Buyers also received "speech bubbles," where they could write in signature Jobs-esque phrases.

People were apparently eager to have a tiny Steve Jobs in their homes; M.I.C. Gadget quickly sold out of the 300 action figures they had in stock, and said they were planning for a second round of production. But then, Apple came calling.

"So, all Apple fanboys, you are not going to get this phenomenal figure anymore. M.I.C gadget hereby apologizes to Steve Jobs, Apple.Inc, and their law firm for any inconvenience caused," Chang wrote. "For those of you who have successfully ordered this collection item, we will contact you."

M.I.C Gadget doesn't seem too concerned about the potential legal ramifications of the doll. Chang suggested that Apple allow the site to apply for a trademark license to produce the figure for Apple fans, or that Apple bundle it with the iPhone 4.