I first saw this figure displayed along with the rest of the new TMNT toys back in February at Toy Fair. I was glad to see that Krang was still around, but this time in a more streamlined robot exoskeleton that was much more reminiscent of the TGRI aliens from
I’ve mentioned it before, but in case you haven’t read every single article on my home site, Needless Things like you so totally should, City of Death is my favorite Doctor Who story. It stars Tom Baker – who will always be My Doctor – and Lalla Ward as Romana
Just like Muppets On Ice or Mariah Carey, you can now see the Earth Station Who team live and in-person doing what we do best!
The Weeping Angels have become a signature of the new Doctor Who. They’ve got t-shirts, books, toys and have featured in several stories. They may not be Daleks, but people love them. Naturally, Character Options has latched on to this and produced somewhere around five variations of the creatures with
I had every intention of buying this Robin when it was first announced. I just wasn’t going to buy it for me – it was going to be for Lil’ Troublemaker. Robin is his absolute favorite superhero; no matter what he’s wearing. He loves Batman and all, but I think
Oops – been incredibly busy. Forgot to post yesterday. Batgirl is one of my favorite comic book characters. And when I say that, I’m talking about Barbara Gordon, Cassandra Cain and Stephanie Brown. But today I’m talking about Barbara. I feel that she is one of the very best female
This should have gone up last Wednesday for a whole week of Bat-centric toys, but I was on vacation. Now you get this today, another Bat-entry on Wednesday, and a Special Mystery Figure on Friday! Oooh… Mattel had a tough decision to make when naming this figure. “Jean-Paul Valley as
It took me a long time to build Bane, but I’m glad I did. I’ve already got a perfectly good DC Direct figure of the Brazilian Bat-Breaker (not to mention the Arkham Asylum version I just bought); but I’ve never really felt that you can mix DC Direct with Mattel.
I mentioned how much I love Jon Pertwee’s Doctor in my last review. He is the Doctor that is most representative of his era. He was a man of action and adventure who was always purposefully striding into the thick of Earth’s greatest problems and most dangerous threats. And then,
At the time I wrote this my TV-on-DVD undertaking was watching every single episode of Doctor Who featuring Jon Pertwee as The Doctor (1970-1974). My Doctor will always be Tom Baker, but I am found that Jon Pertwee was a singular and special Doctor that I could appreciate on a
This is the second TARDIS playset that Underground has produced, and only the third ever made (though we now have a Junk TARDIS from “The Doctor’s Wife”, an 8-inch scale vinyl playset, and a LEGO-style version). That’s kind of insane when you think about the fact that Doctor Who has
I wasn’t too sure I actually needed another movie Hulk when I first heard about this guy. I already had the 6” scale version from The Incredible Hulk and it seemed okay. I mean, it was just a new head on an old Marvel Legends Hulk body, but it was
