Star Trek: Diamond Select Mego-Style Andorian Figure Review!

Diamond Select is the current license-holder for "collectible" Star Trek items, especially action figures. They have decided to reproduce, as accurately as possible, a number of the original Mego-style Star Trek action figures, right down to mimicking the package card.
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Flashback Review: Power Rangers - Alien Rangers Review!

Zordon recruits five alien Power Rangers from the planet Aquitar, humanoids that feed on water and have strange watery voices, to help protect the Earth from Lord Zedd and Rita Repulsa. The Aquitian Rangers are later seen and referenced in future Power Rangers series.
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Justice League Unlimited: Green Arrow, SuperGirl, & Ultra-Humanite 3-pack Review!

Green Arrow is likely the best known character in the set, and he's certainly had a figure prior to this one in the JLU line. In fact, he was one of the first new characters to show up in the animated series when it went from the seven-member Justice League to almost everybody in the JL: Unlimited series.
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Planet Heroes: Jupiter - Gustus Figure Review!

Gustus comes with a robot dog. He's bronze in color, with a single green eye just like his master. He has a blue tail which allows two appendages, described as wings on the package but looking more like they were intended to grasp objects, to pop out of his sides.
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Star Wars: Comic Packs - Boba Fett & RA-7 Set Review!

Is there any character in the Star Wars universe with a more convoluted history than Boba Fett? The famed bounty hunter was first introduced in the Star Wars Holiday Special, and then stole the show with his scenes in Episode IV: The Empire Strikes Back.
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Power Rangers: 15th Anniversary - Operation Overdrive Red Ranger Figure Review!

The Overdrive Rangers in this concept are a pretty strange bunch, including an android, a spy-for-hire, a professional stuntman with a tendency to be a practical joker, a stock car racer, a genius archaeologist, and the adventurous alien Mercurian.
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G.I. Joe: 2007 Convention - Steeler & Rip It Figure Reviews!

Originally, the plan was to release two figures, both of them tank drivers, with recolored versions of the popular Mauler tank, which was originally released in 1985. The Mauler was a large and in many respects more sophisticated tank, and remains a highly popular entry in the world of G.I. Joe.
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Planet Heroes: Saturn - Rings Figure Review!

Rings head is encased in a transparent helmet that has a ring around the center of it. He is outfitted in a distinctive and striking spacesuit that is predominantly black with significant amounts of white trim. He is part of the Deluxe series of Planet Heroes figures and comes with a vehicle. And as one might expect, the vehicle is designed to be reminiscent of the planet Saturn, itself.
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Star Wars: Romba & Graak - Ewoks Figure Review!

Ewoks are inhabitants of the forest moon of Endor. They really do look like teddy bears, admittedly moderately fierce ones. They tend to be around 3-4 feet in height as adults. They have a primitive, tribal culture and limited technology. They know how to make and use spears, primitive knives, bows and arrows.
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Super Sentai (Power Rangers) GekiRanger - Purple Ranger Figure Review!

While there have been previous instances where some alterations between the Japanese and American concepts have been more drastic than the usual more-or-less straight bring-over-and-film-the-English-footage. Japan had the Purple ranger, but the Elephant, Shark, and Bat Rangers never existed in the Japanese GekiRanger story.
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Star Trek: Diamond Select - Mego Style Klingon Figure Review!

The initial assortment of Mego Star Trek figures consisted of the four most prominent members of the Enterprise crew: Kirk, Spock, McCoy, and Scotty, later to be joined by Lt. Uhura, plus a figure of the quintessential enemy, a Klingon. Although plans existed to make figures of other crew members, these never came to pass.
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G.I. Joe: 8" Combat Squad - Sgt. Boulder Figure Review!

There's a lot of structural similarities between the 8" G.I. Joe line and the Commando Elite. They're both reasonably human in appearance, but somewhat exaggerated. As for the case at hand, Sgt. Boulder is dressed VERY similarly, color-wise, to one of the Commandos named Nick Nitro.
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The G.I. Joe Collectors' Club announces their 2008 Membership Exclusive figures!

Here is the big news that G.I. Joe collectors have been waiting for... the 12" & 3 3/4" Membership figures for 2008! Check out the 12" Man Of Asia with additional unifrom/accessories (sold separetly) and the ultra cool "never released" newsculpt battle armor Cobra Commander (with removable hood and cape). You can get either of these figures for FREE as a member of the Club. For more details...Click Here!

The G.I. Joe Collectors' Club announces the G.I. Joe Green Beret uniform set!

Here is the 2007 G.I. Joe Collectors' Club Exclusive! The Green Beret Window Box uniform set is perfect for your collection!
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The Transformers Collectors' Club releases first images of their 2007 Member Exclusive Figures!
Check out the Transformers Club website to see the exciting pics of the 2007 exclusive figures. Featuring ASTROTRAIN with four Mini-Bots and AIRAZOR!
Transformers Club Website

Transformers: 20th Anniversary DVD - Movie Review!

From the dynamic lenticular insert to the stunning new artwork by Don Figueroa, the packaging alone on the new Transformers 20th Anniversary DVD is nearly worth the price of admission.
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The G.I. Joe Collectors' Club announces Set 4 in their 3 3/4" quarterly exclusive figure sets!

The G.I. Joe Collectors' Club is pleased to offer the fourth set of four quarterly 3 3/4” exclusives. Operation: Flaming M.O.T.H. Set 4 - Arctic Theater. Order your set today!
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The G.I. Joe Collectors' Club announces Set 3 in their 3 3/4" exclusive figure sets!

The G.I. Joe Collectors' Club is pleased to offer the third of four quarterly 3 3/4” exclusives for 2006: Operation: Flaming M.O.T.H. Set 3 - Pacific Theater. The set is available for order now!
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The G.I. Joe Collectors' Club announces Set 2 in their 2006
3 3/4" exclusive figure sets!

The G.I. Joe Collectors' Club is pleased to offer the second of four quarterly 3 3/4” exclusives for 2006: Operation: Flaming M.O.T.H. Set 2 - Desert Theater debuted at the 2006 Convention and is now ready for ordering!
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The G.I. Joe Collectors' Club announces their 2006 3 3/4" exclusive figure sets!

The G.I. Joe Collectors' Club is pleased to offer the first of four quarterly 3 3/4” exclusives for 2006: Operation: Flaming M.O.T.H. The storyline is an homage to the cartoon episodes “Satellite Down” and “Revenge of Cobra”.
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